🇶🇦 Qatar: $4.01 B (Patriot defense) + $992 M (APKWS)
🇰🇼 Kuwait: $2.5 B (battle command system)
🇮🇱 Israel: $992 M (APKWS)
🇦🇪 UAE: $147 M (APKWS)

Any claim that the CMCC is closing is wrong. The CMCC is advancing its efforts every day to continue delivering aid at a level unprecedented in modern history:

- Food aid is reaching 3x more people than before
-Aid diversion has dwindled from 90% to less than 1%
- According to the United Nations, nutrition has improved dramatically

The CMCC also has played a critical role in advancing security. The ceasefire has continued to hold despite all the predictions from so-called experts. We now have a pathway to the establishment of a transitional government in Gaza and the International Stabilization Force. Quite simply, life for the people of Gaza gets better on a daily basis. The CMCC has been an essential part of this story and will continue to be mission critical to our efforts.

He one of the experienced and capable commanders of demolition in the Sacred Defense and the Resistance Front, after a lifetime of struggle, was martyred yesterday while carrying out a mission to destroy and neutralize American-Zionist war munitions in Zanjan.

As he said himself, he stepped onto the field at the age of 13. He was a mischievous kid from southern Tehran who wore the combat uniform for nearly half a century. He was a sapper who accomplished great deeds during the eight-year Sacred Defense and later in the Resistance Front, and the fact that he survived all those battles was itself a miracle.

The Trump administration is considering “kinetic force” (military options) as part of efforts to pressure or remove Cuba’s government amid heightened tensions, economic blockade measures, and regime-change discussions.

However, sources familiar with the administration’s thinking emphasize that the current focus remains on diplomatic and economic persuasion rather than immediate military action.

Iran has formally transmitted a 14-point reply to a U.S. proposal aimed at ending the ongoing conflict, conveyed through Pakistani intermediaries, according to Iranian state media outlet Tasnim and multiple international reports.

While the U.S. had floated ideas including a temporary two-month ceasefire, Tehran is pushing for a comprehensive resolution within 30 days rather than a short-term truce. The Iranian counter-proposal reportedly emphasizes:

— Security guarantees against future U.S. or Israeli attacks

— Withdrawal or reduction of U.S. forces from the region
— Lifting of naval restrictions and blockades

— Release of frozen Iranian assets
Compensation and war reparations
Broad sanctions relief

— Cessation of hostilities on all fronts

— New arrangements recognizing Iranian sovereignty and establishing rules for the Strait of Hormuz