Netanyahu to Newsmax: "Iran cannot be trusted." He said he's unsure whether a deal will happen, but that he and President Trump agree Tehran will not have nuclear weapons.

ICE says an officer fatally shot an "illegal alien" from Mexico in Houston, Texas after the man attempted to run over the officer with a vehicle.

Overnight, Ukrainian attack drones carried out the single largest maritime strike of the war, hitting 8 sanctioned Russian tanker ships, 1 dry cargo vessel, and 1 ferry north of the Kerch Strait.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says a Manhattan building “remains unstable” after structural issues were discovered, calling the situation “extremely serious” as evacuations were ordered for nearby buildings.

A Russian military blogger claims that the Omsk oil refinery couldn't possibly have been attacked from Ukraine yesterday, and that only fools could come up with such a thing. So, what now? Are they going to blame Kazakhstan again?

According to Reuters, a U.S. official said the Treasury Department is revoking the general license that authorized the sale of Iranian oil. The official added that Iran’s actions in the Strait of Hormuz are “wholly unacceptable” and warned that they “will be met with consequences.”

Iranian FM Araghchi: "There will be no final agreement with the United States unless Israeli forces withdraw from Lebanon. Talks will not resume unless the Lebanon clause in the memorandum is implemented."

Pakistan launches search and rescue operation for K2 Airways cargo flight that went missing over Indian Ocean after takeoff from Sharjah, UAE. - factal news

The US has officially revoked the sanctions waiver that allowed Iran to resume oil exports. The move severs one of the key elements of the ceasefire agreement, following Iranian attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

Blackout map of Crimea. Well, at least they "restored" it in Kerch.

Ukrainian forces carried out a HIMARS strike on Russia’s Belgorod this evening, hitting the city’s power plant. Power outages have been reported across Belgorod.

Today, Ukrainian drone manufacturer Fire Point revealed a new variant of the FP-1, capable of hitting targets at a distance of more than 2,000 miles. As of right now, Russian channels warn of Ukrainian attack drones approaching Novosibirsk, roughly 1,900 miles from Ukraine.

Despite the separate Chinese NOTAMs being issued for today’s SLBM test that landed in the Pacific’s nuclear-weapon-free zone, Taiwanese Secretary General of the National Security Council Joseph Wu said that the trajectory of the test launched passed just north of the Philippines’ Luzon Island, calling the move a “provocation.” In addition to the statement, Japan’s Kyodo News has said that the missile did not fly over Japan’s exclusive economic zone or its airspace, which lends some credence to Secretary Wu’s claims that the launch originated in the South China Sea, passing Luzon, and not the Bohai Sea. This post will be updated should additional information come out.

According to the Kyiv Independent, Ukraine has effectively exhausted its stockpile of Patriot PAC-3 interceptors, significantly reducing its ability to defend against Russian ballistic missile attacks. During Russia’s latest large-scale strike, Ukrainian officials said 23 ballistic missiles and six 3M22 Zircon hypersonic missiles reached their targets. At the same time, Ukrainian air defenses reportedly intercepted 37 cruise missiles and 326 drones. Officials attributed the disparity to a shortage of Patriot PAC-3 interceptors, one of the few systems capable of reliably intercepting ballistic missiles. The shortage comes amid surging global demand for Patriot interceptors, with U.S. inventories under pressure due to commitments in the Middle East and other regions. Ukrainian officials say the situation has allowed Russia to place greater emphasis on ballistic missile strikes against cities and critical infrastructure.

Trump: "I wish Chicago would call me. If Chicago would call me, I would wipe out crime so fast. We would remove the hardcore criminals like I did in Washington DC."

President Trump on Iran: “We’re going to be getting what I call the ‘dust’—the enriched nuclear material. I call it nuclear dust. I authorized the operation for one reason above all: Iran cannot be allowed to obtain a nuclear weapon. I’m not seeking regime change, although you could say this is regime change. The first regime is gone. The second regime is gone. I think the third regime is more reasonable—but we’ll see.”

Senator Ted Cruz to Trump: On behalf of all Americans, thank you for getting rid of that ridiculous red card.

Trump: "I didn't know what the hell a red card was. When I found out, I said, 'You gotta be kidding!'"

Trump on White House ballroom: "Glass windows that can withstand any form of shot, rifle, drone, nothing gets through. Steel walls. Steel ceiling. Extra strength. It's really an amazing thing. And yet all of that security made it more beautiful. We've actually taken security and made it a beautiful thing."

Trump: “If Belgium wins the game, its people can be very proud. But if they had won with that player still on the field, it would have been a different story. You can’t do that, and I’m very glad. All I did was ask for a review. I didn’t say, ‘You have to do this.’ Gianni Infantino is a smart, tough man. He’s handled this well, and his reputation has gone through the roof.”