We have sanctions on Russian energy.

We don’t have meeting in Hungary without Ukraine.

And "not yet" Tomahawks.

That’s it. This is the result. I think it's not bad.

Xi told me he wouldn’t sell weapons to Russia.

I know one thing: China helps Russia. China doesn’t help Ukraine.

China is not interested in our victory and Russia losing.

The plan suggests replacing GHF with groups like the UAE and Moroccan Red Cross and Samaritan’s Purse.

Source: Reuters

From Darfur to Khartoum, his forces have burned villages, executed civilians, and driven millions from their homes.

Over 300,000 killed, millions displaced — now famine spreads as 400,000 are trapped under RSF siege in El Fasher.

Hemedti’s war turns hunger into a weapon and gold into blood.

This is not war — it’s genocide renewed.

Intelligence experts say attractive women posing as investors, analysts, or crypto experts are targeting tech workers to access sensitive information.

Source: The Times

Key figures include:
— 303 Iskander-K (9M728) cruise missiles.
— 1,202 Iskander-M (9M723) ballistic missiles in multiple variants.
— 18 new 9M723-2 missiles (possible “Iskander-1000,” 500–1,000 km range).
— 95 9M729 missiles (over 2,000 km range).
— 690 Kalibr missiles (2022–2026); 56 special 3M-14S variants.
— 1,225 Kh-101 cruise missiles.
— 188 Kinzhal hypersonic missiles.
— Up to 240 Zircon hypersonic missiles (2024–2026).
— 32 “Product 506” cruise missiles.

Overall, Russia plans to field around 2,500 new missiles by the end of 2025, confirming sustained expansion of its strategic strike arsenal.

Roughly one-third ($20 billion) went to reserve soldiers’ pay and benefits, with over 360,000 reservists mobilized.

The war has widened Israel’s budget deficit to 6–7% of GDP and slowed growth to 1–2%, while sparking a major funding clash.

The Defense Ministry seeks NIS 118–130B ($31–35B) for 2025–26 to cover munitions and Gaza operations.

The Finance Ministry, led by Bezalel Smotrich, capped it at NIS 110B ($29B) to prevent credit downgrades and plans cuts to social services.

The U.S. has provided $16.3B in extra aid, offsetting part of the costs, but long-term economic losses could reach $400B over the next decade, according to the Bank of Israel.

Source: Calcalist