A Ukrainian FP-5 “Flamingo” Ground-Launched Cruise Missile filmed sometime in the last hour flying over the Chuvash Republic in Central Russia, an area of the country located over 500 miles from closest border with Ukraine.

The United States has warned Warsaw that Russia is planning armed provocation in the coming months against NATO’s Eastern Front, possibly involving both Belarusian and Russian troops crossing into Polish territory, or drone and missile strikes against vital infrastructure in Poland, in an attempt to test NATO’s “resolve” in regards to support for Ukraine and defending Eastern Europe.

Sources affiliated with Poland’s Security Service have stated that a “hybrid attack in the border region” could take place, which Moscow may call an accident or a response to “hostilities” by NATO. The Polish media outlet Onet has said that the aim of Moscow’s possible assault, which could be launched in a matter of months, would be to provoke tensions with Europe, with hopes that the U.S. would not fire on Russian troops and force negotiations on Ukraine from NATO and Poland.

Ahead of his political rally and speech tonight in front of Mount Rushmore, the White House has said that President Trump could be an “addition” to the monument which contains the faces of some of America’s most important leaders, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. “There would be no better addition to the iconic Mount Rushmore than the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump,” White House spokesperson Taylor Rogers said in a statement to ABC News.

Smoke rises from the site of a possible cruise missile impact or shoot down near Votkinsk in Central Russia, over 800 miles from Ukraine. Several Ukrainian FP-5 “Flamingo” Cruise Missiles were spotted earlier over the Chuvash Republic just to the east Votkinsk, with the target of the missiles likely being the Votkinsk Machine Building Plant, which produces ballistic missiles for the Russian Armed Forces.

Saturday’s National Independence Day Parade in Washington, D.C. has been canceled by organizers due to extreme heat, with the National Weather Service stating that heat index values are expected to exceed 110-115°F.

Multiple fires burn at the St. Petersburg Oil Terminal and the Kronstadt Naval Base in Leningrad Oblast of Northwestern Russia, following a large-scale drone attack Saturday morning against Russian military and port infrastructure near St. Petersburg by Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces.

250th July 4th flyovers have begun in New York today. Here a B-29 and a P-51 Mustang fly over Liberty State Park in New York.

A review of commercial vessel traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, visible via MarineTraffic.com over the past 24 hours, shows only one merchant vessel completed its transit using the U.S.-supported traffic separation scheme through Omani waters (south). The overwhelming majority of visible traffic instead utilized the Iranian (northern) traffic separation scheme.

Notably, two groups of vessels initially attempted to use the southern route. One group reversed course before completing the transit, while a second group abandoned the Omani corridor and crossed into the Iranian traffic separation scheme.

America belongs among the Stars.

Speaking Saturday to Axios, President Trump stated that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “knows who the boss is,” referring to himself, while adding that Bibi has asked him for a meeting at the White House, which could take place as soon as after next week’s NATO Summit.

President Trump has told Axios that he’s closely following the funeral this week of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, claiming the Iranians “are begging to make a deal,” but said both sides decided to take a week off from the talks until the end of events around the funeral in Tehran. Trump added that he was surprised to see some Iranians crying at the funeral, saying he thought people hated Khamenei. “Maybe it's fake tears.”

Mother Ukraine, the most iconic statue in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, bathed in the colors of the American Flag, red, white and blue, in celebration of the Fourth of July and 250th Anniversary of the United States.