Massive underground tunnel network of PKK/YPG terror group in Manbij, Syria.

Greece is on alert over a potential maritime agreement and EEZ declaration between Türkiye and Syria.

Greek government is preparing "to act with allies and partners if such an agreement materializes."

Source: Kathimerini

Five Russian Iskander-M/KN-23 ballistic missiles and 40 drones were intercepted, while 20 more drones failed to reach their targets, Ukraine claims.

Egyptian President Sisi inscribed the Quranic verse on his new palace walls:

“O my people, does not the kingdom of Egypt belong to me, and these rivers flowing beneath me”

#BREAKING: Ballistic threat from Kapustin Yar: Russia reportedly launched Oreshnik MRBM to Ukraine.

Hungarian PM Orbán:

Turkish President Erdogan has been the only successful mediator between Ukraine and Russia so far.

NEW: Turkish President Erdogan:

We will show that the time has come to neutralize the existing terrorist organizations in Syria.

Green bus: The convoy of Assad soldiers fleeing to Iraq entered Syrian territory, accompanied by the military administration.

Turkish President Erdogan:

Our brothers in Syria will make decisions about their own future.

We will support them in building their state structures and ensure they are not left alone.

Soon, our Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will visit the region to collaborate on the new state-building efforts.

Members and officers of former Assad regime’s Fourth Division being transported in green buses at the Al-Bukamal crossing toward Syria.

Slovak PM Fico warns of a potential conflict if Zelensky “does not provide our gas.”

Hungarian PM Orbán:

Europe and the US have spent €310 billion on Ukraine—money that could have worked “wonders” for Europe’s economy.

Oopsie: Russian/North Korean soldier accidentally kills comrade while countering Ukrainian FPV in Kursk region.

Another Russian general awaiting to be assassinated by Ukraine?

The SBU has charged Colonel General Alexei Kim, deputy chief of the Russian General Staff, in absentia for ordering an Iskander missile strike on a Reuters crew in Kramatorsk.

The attack on the “Sapphire” hotel killed one Reuters journalist and injured five others.

Notably, General Kirillov, previously charged by the SBU, was eliminated the next day.

15 Iranian military advisors killed in recent clashes in Syria.

“Fifteen military advisors were killed in recent confrontations in Syria,” said IRGC General Esmail Kosari, a member of Iran’s parliamentary committee on foreign policy and national security.

“We had previously stated that we would support the Syrian army until the very end, as neither the army nor Bashar al-Assad could withstand alone. That’s why we didn’t withdraw our advisors earlier,” he added.

Armenian diaspora’s top propagandist Michael Rubin now serves Israel’s agenda & threatens strikes on Turkey’s nuclear facilities:

Rubin:

“Israel should strike Turkey’s nuclear facilities. The Akkuyu nuclear plant may begin trial operations in 2025. Its activation must be prevented.

Turkey, a sponsor of terrorism, could use this plant to develop nuclear weapons, leaving Israel with no choice but to respond.

Attacking Turkey’s nuclear facilities could be easier than the Iraq operation. Unlike Turkey, Israel has F-35s and doesn’t need to rely on intermediary airspace for such strikes.”

The U.S. has raised alarms over Pakistan’s expanding ballistic missile program, calling it an “emerging threat.”

Deputy NSA Jon Finer warned the missiles could target beyond South Asia, including the U.S.

In response, Washington imposed sanctions on Pakistani entities, signaling a policy shift toward Islamabad.