Zelensky:

In July, Ukrainian drones killed 30,272 Russian soldiers on the front lines.

And this is only what has been clearly confirmed on video.

Netanyahu:

Trump and his team think they can bring Hamas to disarm and demilitarize Gaza. They sent us a draft, we did not agree to it.

It's not our draft. We sent our comments. By the way, we sent our comments before we received a media campaign on the matter. This is our position.

And we are standing firm on our interests, I think, with both wisdom and with firmness.

Iran has signaled it is willing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz but is demanding the right to collect transit fees, security guarantees against future attacks, an end to the U.S. naval blockade, and relief from U.S. oil sanctions.

The U.S. and Gulf states have rejected the fee demand, insisting that Iran first reopen the strait and guarantee the safety of shipping and regional security before any sanctions relief or other concessions are considered.

Source: WSJ

China's Starlink: China launched the 23rd batch of Guowang/Xingwang LEO internet satellites from Hainan aboard an upgraded Long March 8A—9 satellites, bringing the constellation to 186 in orbit.

Guowang is China's state-owned megaconstellation (~13,000 satellites planned) positioned as a sovereign Starlink rival.

India has ruled out buying Russia's Su-57E fifth-gen fighter for now.

Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh said India isn't considering the new Sukhois, and that its fifth-gen fighter will be the indigenous AMCA.

Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir criticized the judiciary after a court blocked his proposed "Crocodile Initiative," vowing to reform the country's justice system.

Iran is considering a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by creating a voluntary fund financed by Gulf states and European countries that rely on the route.

Rather than imposing formal tolls, the fund would cover navigation, environmental protection, and search-and-rescue services, similar to the existing model used in the Strait of Malacca.

The proposal, reportedly backed by Oman, could provide a legal workaround since international law does not permit mandatory transit fees in key shipping chokepoints.

Source: The Telegraph

The U.S. Army is seeking a next-generation surface-to-air missile to counter small drones at longer ranges, with a target cost of under $150,000 per missile.

The Army wants the new missile to integrate with existing air defense systems, improve on the current Coyote counter-drone system, and provide a more weather-resistant alternative to laser-based defenses.

Source: Defense News

The U.S. has depleted nearly 80% of its THAAD interceptors, about half of its Patriot missiles, and significant numbers of other precision munitions during the Iran conflict.

It prompted senior military commanders to warn that key stockpiles are dangerously low. According to sources, these shortages—along with concerns over Iranian retaliation and civilian casualties—helped persuade President Trump to cancel planned strikes on Iran last weekend.

Source: CNN

Trump:

This is the GOLDEN AGE OF AMERICA, and we’re just getting started. We’re already achieving heights that nobody thought possible — and the biggest Victories are still ahead!

The Trump administration has increased U.S. intelligence operations in Cuba as part of a broader effort to pressure the communist government into major reforms or a change in power.

Officials say the expanded intelligence presence could support a range of options, from gathering information to preparing for potential military action, though no operation has been decided.

Source: POLITICO

The US revoked the visa of Brazil's ambassador to Washington in response to Brazil's refusal to formally approve Trump's nominee, Daniel Perez, as US ambassador to Brasília and its recent denial of visas to several US diplomats.

A senior State Department official said the visa would be reinstated once Brazil grants diplomatic approval ("agrément") to the US nominee, describing the move as a reciprocal measure rather than an expulsion.

Source: Reuters

Trump:

My REAL Polling Numbers, not those made up by the Fake News Media, are the best they have ever been, and why wouldn’t they be with the biggest tax cuts and employment numbers EVER, the biggest outside Investment in America in World history, a totally secure Border, a giant Victory in Venezuela, the Denuclearization of Iran, unparalleled respect and success throughout the World, and much more?

Don’t believe the Radical Left’s Fake Poll numbers. They are Crooked and Corrupt, just like the Country Destroying Dumocrats are Crooked and Corrupt.

VOTE REPUBLICAN FOR GREATNESS IN AMERICA!

Trump:

The Highly Respected Alan Dershowitz has written a powerful new book, “Why I quit the Dems and so should you! (confessions of a reluctant Republican*).”

Alan is a Great American Patriot who understands the Wisdom and Courage it takes to defend Democracy from Communism, and it is our Honor to welcome him into the Party of COMMON SENSE!

There are many others, like Alan, who feel abandoned by the Radical Left Dumocrats, and are fleeing the Dumocrat Party, and Blue States, for FREEDOM — This Book is for you.

Trump:

For far too long, Radical Climate Activists attempted to hold our Great Country hostage by drastically and unreasonably expanding the intended scope of the Endangered Species Act.

This was complete and total regulatory overreach by unelected bureaucrats! They treated Americans very unfairly by stifling the production of important resources like Oil, Natural Gas, and Timber, and blocking the construction of family homes and critical Infrastructure.

Even our Military couldn’t train on land that was deemed “off limits” to protect a little rodent! Now my Administration has returned the Endangered Species Act to how it was intended to be, just as the Great Justice Antonin Scalia has explained in previous cases.

While responsibly protecting our beautiful Country, the United States of America is going to BUILD again. Thank you for your attention to this matter!

The U.S., Iran, and Oman are reportedly close to a 60-day agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with the U.S. aiming to announce the deal on Wednesday.

The temporary arrangement would route inbound ships through Iranian waters and outbound ships through Omani waters without charging transit fees, while both sides work to clear naval mines and negotiate a permanent shipping agreement.

The deal is intended to preserve the U.S.-Iran ceasefire and restart nuclear talks after weeks of tensions.

Source: Axios