Germany is considering purchasing up to 1,000 Leopard 2 tanks and 2,500 Boxer armored vehicles to supply up to seven NATO brigades over the next decade.

Estimated cost: up to €25 billion.

BREAKING: Hamas says it is ready to "immediately engage" in negotiations.

Hamas:

The response we conveyed to the mediators is characterized by positivity, ready to immediately enter into negotiations regarding the mechanism for implementing the agreement.

B-2 bomber escorted by F-35 jets flying over the White House for Trump's Big Beautiful Bill signing ceremony.

Trump:

Even the fake news admit that we obliterated Iran's facilities.

Trump:

If you remember, years ago, they had helicopters crashing into each other. It was a disaster. The hostages in Iran, and we had just the opposite…

Trump has officially signed the "Big Beautiful Bill" into law.

Trump on his meeting with Saudi Defense Minister at the White House:

They (Saudi Arabia) congratulated us on the incredible attack on Iran.

Trump:

Ukraine is going to need Patriots for defense. I don't want to see people killed. We might send them. We are looking at it.

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Somalia: Macawisley forces launch coordinated attack on Al-Shabaab near Gumare, 10 km from Moqokori in Hiiraan; heavy clashes ongoing.

Italian PM Meloni says the U.S. is "reviewing certain weapons components for Ukraine but has not suspended overall aid."

Trump denied halting shipments, while the Pentagon confirmed some deliveries are paused during an internal review.

Elon Musk:

The fat, drunken slob called Bannon will go back to prison and this time for a long time. He has a lifetime of crime to pay for.

Somalia: African Union extends Burundian troop presence for 6 months, delaying full withdrawal to support transition from ATMIS to new AUSOM force.

First U.S. Academics Fleeing Trump Policies Arrive in France

Eight American researchers have joined France’s Safe Place for Science program at Aix-Marseille University, fleeing fears of funding cuts and political pressure under Donald Trump’s leadership.

University president Eric Berton compared the exodus to the flight of scholars from Nazi Germany, calling for official “scientific refugee” status.

Most applicants requested anonymity, fearing backlash if offers fall through. One climate scientist said, “We work in areas being targeted — our future in the U.S. is uncertain.”

Source: Politico

Greenland grants Canada’s Greenland Resources Inc. a 30-year license to mine molybdenum and magnesium—key metals for steel and defense production.

The company claims the project could meet all EU defense-related molybdenum needs for decades.

EU to Propose Measures Against Israel Over Gaza

The EU will present a list of five possible measures against Israel next week over its actions in Gaza, including trade restrictions, sanctions, and a possible arms embargo.

However, deep divisions among member states make action unlikely.

An internal review found “indications of human rights breaches” in Israel’s EU trade deal. The proposals, to be discussed on July 15, mark the first formal response of their kind.

Israel has called the review “outrageous,” while the EU says the aim is to change behavior on the ground, not punishment.

Source: Euractiv

Turkish President Erdogan:

I believe that Trump will honor the agreement we made. I think the delivery of the F-35s to Türkiye will gradually take place during his term.

Germany is preparing to introduce a voluntary six-month military service scheme to boost its reserve forces and strengthen national defence.

The plan, driven by growing concerns over Russia, aims to attract recruits for basic roles like guard duties, with the option of a draft if too few volunteer.

Defence Minister Boris Pistorius hopes to grow the armed forces from 180,000 to 260,000 troops and double the current 100,000 reservists.

Pistorius wants to have the legislation passed by the end of next month, with the first recruits to start training from May 2026.

Source: Reuters