Ukrainian military correspondent Yulia Kirienko is publicly disputing the official casualty figures from Thursday's Russian ballistic missile strike on a defense-industry demo day near Kyiv, arguing the true toll is far higher than reported.

She says the "10 killed" figure only reflects bodies recovered.

Search dogs are still on site because two to three missiles hitting open ground "tore some people into molecules" and that with over 300 people present, the wounded are in the hundreds, not the official ~100.

The strike hit an ARMADA-organized drone and anti-drone tech demonstration at a Kapitanivka training range in Bucha district.

Russia claims it deliberately targeted Ukrainian drone developers.

Zelensky said the event "should never have taken place" and prosecutors have opened a parallel probe into possible negligence over its operational security.

A drone crashed near Ben-Gvir's home in Hebron.

Details are still being investigated.

Source: N12

Ben-Gvir and his family are safe and doing well.

IRGC spokesperson:

Israel knows what kind of calamity we will bring upon it if it returns to the war and we focus our attention on it.

IRGC spokesperson:

Any country—whether the United Kingdom, the countries on the Persian Gulf, or others—if they support the United States in the war, they will be our legitimate targets.

Recently, U.S. B-1 aircraft used airfields in the United Kingdom. If they cooperate, they will be our definite and legitimate target.

We have a specific scenario for every situation.

IRGC spokesperson:

According to the agreement, it was decided that traffic through the Strait of Hormuz would take place according to the arrangements announced by Iran.

However, as had been anticipated, the United States broke its commitment and announced another channel for passage through the Strait.

Following this breach of commitment, the IRGC prevented the passage of ships and struck the violating vessel.

It was expected that the United States would return to complying with its commitments, but it did not, and instead attacked our coasts, islands, and some of our radar installations.

Therefore, the new act of aggression was once again from the United States.

Former 60 Minutes correspondent Cecilia Vega said CBS News executives pressured her to make several stories appear more politically slanted, calling some requested edits driven by "misinformation or politics."

She said executives asked her to:

Add footage of protesters attacking people they mistakenly identified as ICE agents, though she said no such video existed.

Mention Vice President JD Vance in a story about poverty in West Virginia, despite the piece not focusing on politics.

Describe Iran as being "outgunned by the United States and Israel," which she called "an administration talking point."

Vega said none of the requested changes made it into the broadcasts.

She added, "Never in my career, until now, have I felt that those edits... came from a place of misinformation or politics."

CBS denied the allegations, saying they were "not based in reality."

Editor in chief Bari Weiss said what critics call "editorial interference" is "the job description of an editor in chief."

Source: ABC News

NEW: A vehicle drove into a crowd near Berlin's Christopher Street Day (CSD) event around 10:00 p.m., injuring multiple people.

Police have not yet confirmed the cause or motive.

Emergency services declared a mass casualty incident and deployed dozens of responders.

The situation is still developing.

Source: BILD

Mission of France to the UN in Geneva:

The US used to be a beacon of human rights. Not anymore.

Today, it stands alongside North Korea, Nicaragua, Mali & Russia, isolated. And the world no longer listens to it.

Trump has temporarily backed away from plans to escalate the war with Iran after senior advisers warned that a larger military campaign could dangerously deplete U.S. air-defense missile stockpiles, particularly Patriot interceptors needed to protect American forces in the Middle East.

Source: NYT