Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov admitted to “unprecedented” military censorship in Russia, calling it justified due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.

He acknowledged the closure of independent outlets and exodus of journalists, saying, “The war is also in the information space… this regime is justified now.”

Russia attacked Ukraine with missiles and hundreds of drones overnight.

Netanyahu told Trump that Tel Aviv would strike Iran if it resumed its nuclear program.

Trump does not oppose Netanyahu's request to strike Iran if it resumes its nuclear activity.

Source: WSJ

Tucker Carlson on Jeffrey Epstein:

Epstein was likely working for intel services—probably not American. People are afraid to say it’s Israel. But that’s not antisemitic, hateful, or anti-Israel.

Everyone in D.C. suspects Epstein was working with Mossad in a blackmail op. No one dares say it. Why?

Mali: Large military convoy of Malian army and Russian auxiliaries heads from Gao to Kidal, a key stronghold of JNIM and FLA, in high-risk resupply mission.

Russian forces suffered significant losses during a previous operation in the area.

US Envoy to Syria Tom Barrack:

Syrian President Al-Sharaa has been vocal in saying Israel is not an enemy. There are discussions beginning — baby steps.

The U.S. State Department fired over 1,300 employees as part of a Trump-led overhaul.

This includes 1,107 civil service staff and 246 foreign service officers, with total reductions expected to hit nearly 3,000.

Steve Bannon on Elon Musk:

We should nationalize SpaceX and give people a share—because you paid for it.

He’s just a defense contractor. A scam. Thinks owning Twitter gives him power.

I am totally and completely focused on his destruction.

Zelensky:

Russia attacked with 26 cruise missiles and 597 drones, more than half of them are “shaheeds”.

More than 20 missiles and the vast majority of strike drones were neutralized.

Turkish President Erdogan on PKK's disarmament:

As of yesterday, the 47-year terror problem has hopefully entered its final phase.

Today marks a new day and a new chapter in history.

Syrian President Ahmad al-Sharaa is making his first official visit to Azerbaijan following Baku’s recent offer to supply Syria with natural gas.

NEW: Local Syrian sources claim YPG/SDF forces executed captured Syrian soldiers during recent clashes in Aleppo’s Sheikh Maqsoud district and violated prisoner exchange deals by refusing to release many detained army personnel.

Somalia: Army prepares major offensive against Al-Shabaab as hundreds of troops arrive in Mahaas, Hiiraan region in recent hours.