Poland will not send its remaining MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine after a planned swap for Ukrainian drone technology fell through.

Instead, Poland will gradually retire the aging MiG-29s as they reach the end of their service life, with no plans to upgrade them.

The retirement schedule will remain classified.

Russian missile strikes residential high-rise in Kyiv.

Body of Iranian leader Khamenei arrives at farewell ceremony near Imam Khomeini’s Hussainiyah.

Germany's Chancellor Merz explains himself:

We are returning to the rule that existed in Germany before COVID. Back then, nobody complained about it.

The electronic and telephone sick note was introduced to reduce the risk of infection—not to make obtaining a sick note easier.

We have seen that, since then, the number of sick leave certificates has increased significantly.

Trump on his crypto earnings:

We have to be at the top, otherwise China's going to take it over.

If we're not going to do it, China's going to get it — most likely China, but somebody else.

Japan is somebody else. And I want to be number one.

A senior official from Polish President Nawrocki’s office sparked backlash after referring to Volhynia and “Eastern Lesser Poland”—a historical Polish term for parts of western Ukraine (used by Poland in 1922–1939).

The remarks came while condemning Ukraine’s “glorification of Bandera” and UPA.

Germany's Chancellor Merz:

Germany alone cannot solve the world's climate problem.

If we become the model student that nobody follows and nobody wants to copy, then we will fail.

Interviewer: The amount of money that you and the family made in crypto...

Trump: By the way, I could know about it. There's nothing illegal, there's nothing wrong with it. I could know.

Trump: How a Jewish person can vote for a Democrat is beyond me.

I've been the best president in the history of Israel and they acknowledge.

Trump:

Anything my kids do, they have inside information.

I tell my kids, "Stay away as much as you can."

Trump on Iran:

We totally defeated them militarily. They have some missiles left. We could wipe them out too.

I think they’ve agreed to just about everything we need.

Trump:

We blew up Iran’s radar. They had no radar. They still don’t.

We blew it up again the other night. They had a nice new radar. They were all set to go, and we blew it up.

Russia's Medvedev:

Finland has lifted its ban on hosting nuclear weapons. What does that change for the Finns? Just one minor thing: their country is now on Russia's nuclear target list.

Rejoice, Finland, you’ve reached peak security!

Interviewer: Did you have spoken to Elon since he became a trillionaire?

Trump: I haven't. I wrote him a note. I said, “Congratulations, very good.”

He still likes me. But I did a little thing called the electric mandate.

Trump on Iran:

They're making no money, so we're going to take some of the money...

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