JD Vance:

Pink-haired people keep throwing this up [holds up middle finger].

Pretty sure that means we’re #1, right?

The suspension of domestic and international flights in Iran has been extended until 8:00 PM today.

NEW: Kenya bans media from live broadcasting of ongoing protests.

Iran’s Minister of Communications:

The recent internet restrictions have been lifted and the situation has returned to normal.

Source: Al Jazeera

Kenya: Clashes between police and protesters continue amid ongoing street unrest.

Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says its nuclear installations ‘badly damaged’ by American strikes.

WATCH: A Jewish Belarusian man, Vladimir Vitkov, violently assaulted an 18-month-old Iranian toddler at Moscow’s Sheremetyevo Airport, slamming him headfirst onto the floor.

The child, who had fled war-torn Iran with his pregnant mother, is in a coma with skull and spinal injuries.

Vitkov was arrested at the scene; drugs were found in his system.

During the ongoing protests in Kenya, a police officer is seen firing directly at protesters.

Kenya: At least 10 people have reportedly been injured so far during the ongoing protests in Nairobi.

The crowd during the unrest in Kenya.

BREAKING: NATO allies agree on new defense spending target of 5% of GDP.

Next year's NATO summit will be held in Türkiye.

Netanyahu:

We thought it was important to undermine the Iranian regime in the time we had, but it's not like if we continued the attacks for a few more days, the regime would collapse.

Trump:

I stand with Article 5. That is why I am here.

UPDATE: The child comes from an Afghan family.

Kenya: As protesters march toward the parliament building in Nairobi, lawmakers have reportedly left the premises.

Israel Atomic Energy Commission:

The American attack on the enrichment facility in Fordow destroyed its critical infrastructure and rendered it inoperable.

Trump told a closed session with his fellow NATO leaders that something had to be done about Ukraine as the situation there was "totally out of control".

Source: Bloomberg