🚨🇾🇪🇸🇦 — Yemeni Armed Forces Spokesperson Yahya Saree:

Over the past 24 hours, Saudi warplanes launched 40 airstrikes using F-15 fighter jets that took off from Khamis Mushait airbase, targeting the governorates of Taiz, Marib, and Hajjah.

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⚡️🇺🇸 — BREAKING: The US Federal Reserve has raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage points.

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🚨🇮🇱🇸🇾 — Israeli forces target the western outskirts of Beit Jinn village in the western Damascus countryside with artillery shells, — Syrian media.

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⚡️🇮🇱 — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:

"All of our ears have burned from three recent incidents that caused immense damage to the State of Israel and immense damage to IDF soldiers.

The first was the statement by Yair Golan, who said that IDF soldiers murder babies for fun.

The second was the action of the military advocate, who released a fake video portraying IDF soldiers as rapists.

And the third, now, was the film Jenin, Jenin (or Gaza), which portrayed IDF officers and soldiers as war criminals.

The time has come to address this. I am going to submit two laws right now—government laws:

1 To revoke the citizenship of anyone who defames IDF soldiers.

2 To hit them in the pocket by increasing the libel damages that can be claimed against them twenty-fold.

We will hit them in the pocket and in their citizenship, because their place is not among us.

And one more thing: I expect all Knesset factions that claim to support the Zionist idea to back these two laws."

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⚡️🇸🇾 — Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa:

covering the media landscape. In truth, there was also a need to explain the state of the Syrian revolution during the liberation phase. This was extremely important at every stage, as was the fear that events might descend into revenge. One of our objectives was to advise people not to let the euphoria of victory lead them to acts of revenge, especially in areas that suffered greatly, such as the city of Hama. To be honest.

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⚡️🇺🇸🇾🇪🇴🇲 — American diplomats met with Houthi representatives at the U.S. embassy in Oman over the weekend to discuss tensions in the Red Sea, a regional source familiar with the issue told Axios.

The meeting in Muscat, organized with the help of the Omani government, focused on maintaining a ceasefire between the U.S. and the Houthis and guaranteeing that the Bab al-Mandeb Strait stays open.

The talks come as the Red Sea crisis intensifies, with the Houthis advancing along Yemen's coast and attacking Saudi oil infrastructure.

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⚡️🇨🇦🇪🇺 — Canada is in early talks to join the EU’s Erasmus+ student exchange programme under a new cooperation framework that would fall short of EU membership, according to Euronews.

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⚡️🇸🇾 — Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa:

We also received a message during the battle on the western street, so that we could decipher the mixed messages in his mind and reassure him. The general political message was about trying to avoid the strife resulting from the victory of revolutions, and so on, because many revolutions may succeed but then enter a spiral of conflicts and disputes. We were monitoring this from the very beginning, as well as the behavior of those working in the revolution, from the military and so forth. I mean, we might have met with the military units before the battle began. 70% of the discussion was about how to deal with people, and 30% was about military plans and how to organize.

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⚡️🇸🇾 — Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa:

Many messages were being conveyed, most notably after the liberation of Damascus and the establishment and maintenance of civil peace, such as the state's monopoly on weapons. The idea that the revolution had ended at the borders of Damascus and that the focus had shifted to state-building was countered. The perception that the revolution had triumphed here could lead to its expansion elsewhere. We thwarted this from the outset, and anyone contemplating such a course of action was prevented from doing so. We also emphasized the mechanisms for state-building and related matters.

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⚡️🇸🇾 — Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa:

Economic integration between us and the Arab countries is a necessity, regardless of what is happening in Hormuz. Common sense always seeks multiple safe routes. Trade between East and West shouldn't be conducted via a single route; we must utilize all available paths. I believe that the new situation in Syria has created a suitable environment for connecting road and rail links, especially given its strategic location. This means Syria, Jordan, and Turkey are linked to the Gulf states, Europe, and so on. We discussed this from the moment we arrived in Damascus and met with our Arab brothers, even before the problems in Hormuz arose. This is the historical nature of the region, and we must rely on it in one way or another. Even if things seem to have improved in Hormuz, we must always seek alternatives.

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⚡️🇸🇾 — Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa:

Events are reported based on impressions rather than facts. Therefore, there are often impressionistic or politically motivated assessments that are far removed from truth and credibility. As you know, the media must always be independent and credible. This is paramount. It should address current events from multiple perspectives, including political analysis.

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⚡️🇺🇸 — CENTCOM posted a montage of U.S. personnel welding, inspecting engines and repairing vehicles, stating that skilled maintainers keep aircraft, ships and land equipment at peak readiness.

➡️ The video was released the same day CBS published photos of an E-3 Sentry at Prince Sultan AB with its tail severed from a charred fuselage and gutted buildings standing next to intact T-walls at Camp Buehring and Camp Arifjan.

Those images match the Inspector General’s tally of up to $3.7 billion in losses — nearly 60 aircraft (F-15s, an F-35, 12 KC-135s, 30+ MQ-9s) plus a $500 million THAAD radar — from strikes on U.S. bases in eight countries.

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⚡️🇸🇦 — Two pumping stations serving Saudi Arabia’s East-West Pipeline were damaged in an attack last week, with no clear repair timeline, according to assessments from three oil and security sources. Pumping stations eight and nine were damaged, the sources said — Reuters.

➡️ The pipeline, serviced by 11 pumping stations and two separate pressure relief stations, has served as the main route out for global supplies of Middle East oil over the past six months while the Strait of Hormuz has been largely shut by war. It has been moving 4 million to 5 million barrels per day, amounting to 4% to 5% of global supply, sparing Saudi Arabia the brunt of the disruption that has crippled other Gulf oil and gas exporters.

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🚨🇮🇱🇵🇸 — The IDF said it struck the Tuffah area in the northern Gaza Strip earlier today, killing Said As'ad Said Akrim, a commander in the Daraj Tuffah Battalion of Hamas’ military wing. According to the IDF, Akrim had recently been involved in planting explosives and advancing shooting attacks against its troops.

The IDF also said it killed Nimer Yasser Nimer Arshi, a regional artillery operative in the military wing of Islamic Jihad who took part in rocket launches from the Daraj Tuffah area toward Israeli territory, and Ahmed Bazahat Saleh Shaer, a member of the Shuja'iya Battalion in Hamas’ military wing recently involved in planting explosives, in two additional strikes yesterday (Tuesday) in northern Gaza — IDF Spokesperson.

➡️ The IDF instructed its forces in the field to increase alertness following the series of targeted assassinations in the Gaza Strip, including the killing of the Rafah brigade commander, over concerns Hamas would attempt to respond.

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🚨🇾🇪🇸🇦 — Reports of Saudi airstrikes targeting the city of Mocha in Yemen.

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