NEW: Radar data seen by The Telegraph suggests that Iranian missiles directly struck five Israeli military facilities during the recent 12-day war.

The Israeli government has not disclosed the strikes, and reporting on them within Israel is restricted due to strict military censorship laws.

Source and the map: The Telegraph

Netanyahu's office:

The changes Hamas seeks to make to the Qatari proposal are not acceptable to Israel.

Nevertheless, Netanyahu has decided to accept the invitation for proximity talks and continue negotiations for the return of the hostages based on the Qatari proposal that Israel agreed to.

The negotiating team will depart tomorrow for talks in Qatar.

Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem:

Threats will not make us surrender, and do not ask us to lay down our weapons.

We are surprised by the demand to hand over missiles, which are the foundation of our defense capabilities.

Somalia: Following Puntland forces’ intervention in a clan meeting, Mogadishu government-aligned forces mobilized.

Tensions remain high in the region.

Sudan Foreign Ministry accuses United Arab Emirates of backing Janjaweed (RSF) militias and interfering in Sudan’s internal affairs, calling on the international community to push back against the intervention.

French intelligence claims China used its embassies to discredit the Rafale fighter jet after clashes between India and Pakistan in May.

Beijing allegedly pushed countries like Indonesia to cancel or reconsider Rafale deals and opt for Chinese aircraft instead.

Source: AP

Somalia: Army and allied forces announced they killed at least 10 al-Shabaab militants near Gumarre in Hiiraan during an early morning assault launched yesterday.

No More Typhoons?

British Eurofighter Typhoon production has effectively stopped, with final assembly lines now idle for the first time in decades. The last jet from a Qatari order is nearly complete, and no new UK or export orders have been confirmed.

This pause risks eroding critical aerospace and defence skills built over generations. BAE continues to produce components, but full aircraft are now being assembled abroad.

The UK’s choice to buy more US-made F-35s instead of ordering new Typhoons deepens uncertainty around sovereign defence capability.

Türkiye has emerged as a key potential buyer. A deal with Ankara could restart British final assembly.

Source: FT

Kenya: Armed gang attacks Kenyan Human Rights Commission HQ in Nairobi during press conference, AFP reports.

US Treasury Secretary Bessent:

The principles of DOGE were very popular. I think if you looked at the polling, Elon was not.

NATO’s Mark Rutte says if China attacks Taiwan, Xi could ask Putin to open a second front in Europe by hitting NATO.

Gaza: Israel destroyed a school in Rafah.

Grounded British F-35B in India moved to hangar.

A UK engineering team arrived in Thiruvananthapuram with special equipment to assess and repair the jet after an emergency landing.

UK accepted India’s offer to use the MRO facility.

Putin:

BRICS countries made up of different religions, peoples, but all speak for mutual respect.

Sudan: RSF militia continues to recruit child soldiers and deploy them to combat zones to replace mercenaries who have been killed or fled.