Footage showing an Israeli Interceptor Missile being launched earlier at an “Unknown Aerial Target” over the Golan Heights.

The Israel Defense Force states that the Alerts earlier in the Southern Golan Heights, as well as the Interceptors launched, were due to a “False Identification.”

An Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-800 Passenger Jet, operating as Southwest Flight WN2504, suffered a near collision today at Midway International Airport in Chicago, Illinois; after a Challenger 350 Business Jet, operating as FlexJet Flight LXJ560, decided to cross the Runway that the 737 was attempting to land on. Thanks to the quick thinking of the Pilots aboard the Southwest Flight, they were able to abort the landing, avoiding a Major Disaster.

The Israeli Air Force is currently striking targets to the South of the Syrian Capital of Damascus.

Several explosions and fires now burning near al-Kiswah to the South of Damascus, following several strikes by the Israeli Air Force against weapons depots in Southwestern Syria.

Reports of Israeli Forces advancing into areas not previously under their control in Southwestern Syria, near the Golan Heights.

Israeli Minister of Defense Israel Katz confirms that aircraft of the Israeli Air Force are currently striking targets in Syria, with these strikes being conducted as part of a “new policy” to pacify southwestern Syria. Katz stated, “We will not allow southern Syria to become southern Lebanon - any attempt by the Syrian regime forces and the country's terrorist organizations to establish themselves in the security zone in southern Syria - will be met with fire.”

During today’s “close call” between two aircraft at Chicago’s Midway International Airport, air traffic control (ATC) can be heard telling FlexJet Flight LXJ560 several times to “hold short of runway 31 center” but despite this the pilots of the Challenger 350 decided to cross the runway anyway, nearly causing the disastrous collision with landing Southwest Flight WN2504. @flightradar24

According to Israeli and Egyptian media, an agreement has been reached regarding the release of 600+ Palestinians from Israeli prisons, which was supposed to occurs last Saturday but was postponed by Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, due to the treatment of the hostages during their release from captivity which he claimed to be a “violation” of the ongoing ceasefire. The release will reportedly now occur on Thursday, under Egyptian supervision, with 602 Palestinians to be released, alongside additional women and children.

The Israel Defense Force has confirmed that in the past few hours, it struck several military targets in southern Syria, including command centers and multiple sites containing weapons.

The Secretariat of National Defense (SEDENA) has confirmed that American Surveillance Assets have been flying over Mexico, at the request and in order to support the Mexican Government; with several High-Level Arrests of Senior “Chapitos” Leaders in the Mexican State of Sinaloa, claimed to have resulted from these Surveillance Flights.

According to both Senior U.S. and Ukrainian Officials, a framework for the “Mineral Deal” has been agreed upon by both countries, which will see Ukraine provide 50% of its revenue for the extraction of minerals, gas and oil, to a fund co-chaired by both the United States and Ukraine, to be used for the rebuilding and economic development of Ukraine. In exchange for continued U.S. military aid and support until an end to the fighting between Russia and Ukraine, as well as currently unspecified “Security Guarantees” for the future of Ukraine. U.S. President Trump stated earlier today in the Oval Office, that he believes Ukrainian President Zelensky will travel to Washington and the White House on Friday, in order to sign the Deal.

2 U.S. Air Force B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bombers have departed from Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana, and are currently crossing the Atlantic, likely inbound to Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar.

The Finnish Air Force has released footage from the cockpit of one of their 2 F/A-18 Hornets that participated in Monday’s fly-over of Estonia, during Estonian Independence Day, alongside a U.S. Air Force B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bomber and 4 F-35As of the Royal Netherlands Air Force.

The U.S. Air Force B-52H Long-Range Strategic Bombers which took off yesterday from Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana, have arrived in Europe, and are currently crossing the Mediterranean heading towards the Middle East. Several KC-135 Aerial-Refueling Tankers from Naval Station Rota, are waiting off the Coast of Spain to refuel the Bombers.