One of Ukraine’s largest 3D-printing farms is churning out war tools.

300 printers, 2 tons of plastic monthly.

24/7.

Source: Wild Hornets Company

Tesla hit with $243 million verdict over deadly Autopilot crash.

Jury finds Tesla 33% liable for 2019 Florida crash that killed 22-year-old Naibel Benavides Leon.

Autopilot failed to prevent impact while driver searched for phone.

$200M in punitive damages + $42.6M compensatory.

Landmark ruling: This is the first wrongful death case tied directly to Autopilot.

Tesla plans to appeal, blames driver entirely, says no tech could’ve prevented it.

Population Loss by 2050 (projected).

Clashes broke out inside the Egyptian embassy in Montreal between pro-Palestine activists - including some Jews - and embassy staff during a protest calling to open the Rafah crossing and end the starvation war.

BREAKING: Indian officials say India will keep buying Russian oil despite Trump’s threats.

Source: NYT

Sudan Hunger Crisis Deepens

12M displaced amid surging malnutrition; East Darfur camp reports 13 child deaths.

Rates rose 683% in Al Jazirah and 174% in Khartoum; Tawila hosts 500,000 refugees.

WFP needs $722M; UN's total Sudan appeal for 2025 reaches $4.2B.

British Foreign Secretary Lammy:

Shooting civilians waiting for aid is disgusting, and I demand accountability from Israel.

Germany braces for U.S. drawdown

Berlin knows the U.S. won’t stay forever — but hopes it’s not too soon.

Germany hosts 35K U.S. troops, key to NATO and U.S. global ops.

Berlin pushing for clarity — but no firm promises yet.

Source: Politico

A new UN reform report finds most UN reports go unread, with many receiving under 1,000 downloads.

Source: Reuters

Ukrainian intel chief Budanov:

Russia wants to be ready to fight NATO by 2030. That is their number one objective, which is outlined in their official documents.

A successor to Putin will not change anything – the system is fully prepared for everything.

RSF-Led Government in Sudan Under Scrutiny

- RSF-linked officials face allegations of war crimes, corruption, and arms deals

- Al Hadi Idris and Al Taher Hajar criticized for RSF ties and civilian harm.

- Concerns mount over foreign ties, finances, and rights abuses.

China’s J-20 stealth jet quietly flew through Japan’s Tsushima Strait — and no one reported it.

CCTV says elite Chinese fighter unit now patrols Tsushima Strait and Bashi Channel.

Neither Japan nor South Korea reported the stealth jet’s passage through one of Asia’s most heavily monitored chokepoints.

Source: SCMP

“He wanted Rafales — and got one”

Pakistan Air Force (PAF) Chief Sidhu wanted Rafales downed — and he got one.

A J-10C using a PL-15 missile allegedly shot it from ~200km away, shocking the global defense community.

“He wanted Rafales,” said a PAF official.

“We ambushed them.”

India underestimated the PL-15’s range and paid the price. Their intel said 150km — the real range was much more. The Rafale pilots didn’t see it coming.

“The winner… had the best situational awareness,” said UK Air Marshal Greg Bagwell.

Source: Reuters

Pakistan jammed Indian sensors, hitting Rafales’ situational awareness, say 5 Pakistani officials.

Indian sources deny Rafales were blinded, but admit Sukhois were disrupted and are now being upgraded.

Source: Reuters

From Modi bromance to cold war — Trump turns on India

From bromance to breakdown: Trump now says he “wouldn’t care” if India’s economy collapses.

Once hailed as America’s top partner in Asia, India is now in Trump’s crosshairs over Russia ties, trade frustrations, and a messy May ceasefire with Pakistan.

“They can take their dead economies down together,” Trump posted, referring to India-Russia relations.

What went wrong?

May conflict: India and Pakistan clashed after a terror attack in Kashmir. As BrahMos missiles flew, Trump feared a nuclear spiral and rushed to mediate a ceasefire.

Trump takes credit: Pakistan praised him. India didn’t. Trump was furious Modi never thanked him.

Russia ties: Trump slammed India for buying cheap Russian oil and arms, saying it props up Putin’s war machine.

Trade deadlock: U.S.-India talks stalled, especially over opening Indian agri-markets. Trump slapped 25% tariffs on Indian goods.

Geopolitical blowback: Trump’s closeness to Pakistan and pressure on India may push Delhi back toward Moscow — just as it was pivoting west.

Source: WSJ