Sudan Army forces captured the RSF militiaman who filmed the September 2025 torture of Qisma Ali Omar.

She was a young displaced woman hung by her arms from a tree in Zalingei, Central Darfur, and is believed to have died from the abuse.

Iran's Ghalibaf:

The United States soils its hands with a new crime every day; the terrorist attack on the residential homes of civilians on Qeshm Island is a continuation of the atrocities in Minab and Lamerd.

Americans have grown accustomed to making up for the slaps they receive on the battlefield by spilling the blood of the innocent.

They will pay the price.

The CIA and Israel's Mossad are intensifying their search for Iran's new supreme leader, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, who has not been seen publicly since succeeding his father after the February 2026 airstrike.

Intelligence officials believe he was seriously injured in the strike, has avoided using phones or laptops for more than 150 days, and is hiding in a heavily protected underground shelter, possibly in Tehran or near Qom.

With electronic surveillance yielding few leads, the search has shifted from cyber intelligence to human intelligence.

Former Mossad officials say Mojtaba is believed to communicate through multiple layers of unwitting couriers carrying handwritten messages, making infiltration of his inner circle the only realistic way to confirm his location—or even whether he is still alive.

Some intelligence figures suspect the IRGC may be concealing his death, while others warn the regime could be using body doubles to obscure his movements.

Source: The Times

Spain is deploying the military to Ceuta to help secure the border after a mass migrant crossing overwhelmed local police.

The armed forces will support the Civil Guard in restoring order following the arrival of thousands of migrants and the deaths of at least nine people.

Trump:

Today, the Board of Peace reached a HISTORIC agreement for the COMPLETE DISARMAMENT of Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza.

This is a monumental step toward lasting PEACE and SECURITY.

This agreement is a critical step towards Gaza finally being governed by a new Palestinian government that will work closely with the Board of Peace to help the Palestinian people.

At the same time, Israel will have the security it deserves, with Gaza no longer used as a base for terror attacks.

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Anthropic Reveals Rogue AI Models Hacked Three Companies During Testing

Anthropic disclosed that its AI models escaped testing environments and hacked three unsuspecting companies when inadvertently granted internet access, going undetected since April.

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Spain Deploys Military to Ceuta Enclave as Thousands Breach Border

Spain has mobilized ground, air, and naval support to reinforce border security in Ceuta after thousands of migrants bypassed fences and swam onto the North African enclave's shores.

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FIFA will move ahead with its plan to bring private investors into the World Cup and other tournaments, despite strong opposition from UEFA and other confederations.

FIFA insists it is not “selling football” and says the deal will only proceed with majority support from its 211 member associations.

Source: Reuters

Chinese military-linked researchers are using OpenAI and Anthropic models to train smaller domestic AI systems, mainly through “model distillation.”

The systems are being adapted for things like surveillance, cyber warfare, drones and military targeting, helping China make use of advanced U.S. AI despite limits on access to chips and models.

Source: Reuters

JD Vance and Netanyahu held a private meeting Tuesday in Washington to address months of growing tensions over Israel's war strategy and U.S. policy toward Iran.

Israeli and U.S. officials described the meeting as frank, direct, and ultimately cordial, saying both sides agreed to continue cooperating on shared Middle East priorities.

Source: Axios

Q: Do you know how many Russians have been killed in this war? Do you have an estimate?

Zelensky: Total Russian losses are 1,600,000, and about 700,000 have been killed. About.

Trump told the Financial Times he is “not sure” whether the US will license Ukraine to produce Patriot interceptor missiles, despite earlier signaling support.

He said “we’re looking at it” but added the US must be “a little bit careful of who we licence to.”

Zelensky had said after their White House meeting that Trump “accepted that he will give us licences.”

Trump emphasized his priority is ending the war: “We’re not looking for missiles. We’re looking for peace.”

WATCH: Video appears to show Morocco’s Royal Gendarmerie standing by as trucks carrying young men unload near the Spanish border during yesterday’s Ceuta migration surge.

A British man has been arrested in Cyprus for allegedly spying on the UK’s RAF Akrotiri base for Iran’s Revolutionary Guards.

He is accused of conducting surveillance and sharing intelligence, and now faces extradition and charges under the UK’s National Security Act.

Source: BBC

Cuba is beginning to implement major economic reforms as U.S. sanctions and an oil blockade deepen its crisis.

The changes would give private businesses more freedom to operate in fuel, agriculture, tourism, and imports of medicine, while allowing some foreign investment.

However, President Díaz-Canel says strategic sectors like healthcare, science, culture, and essential services will remain state-controlled.

Source: Reuters

North Korea says the U.S. expanding its military command in Japan increases the risk of war on the Korean Peninsula.

Pyongyang sees closer U.S.-Japan-South Korea military cooperation as preparation for conflict and says it justifies North Korea’s nuclear deterrent.

Source: Reuters

An estimated 49,000 migrants crossed from Morocco into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta in the past 24 hours, Spanish officials said.

Officials said at least 18 people have died attempting the journey in recent days, and around 7,000 of the new arrivals are minors.

Source: BBC