Netanyahu personally approved drone strikes on Gaza-bound aid boats near Tunisia last month.

US intel officials say Israeli forces launched incendiary devices from a submarine, setting two vessels on fire.

Source: CBS News

An FBI agent was relieved of duty after declining to arrange a “perp walk” for former FBI Director James Comey following his federal indictment.

Source: Reuters

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Russian cavalryman hides behind his horse, hoping a Ukrainian FPV drone spares him.

Hamas told Russia's RIA Novosti that it is impossible to count on Netanyahu providing real guarantees for a ceasefire agreement in in Gaza.

Türkiye says 36 Turkish citizens from the Sumud Flotilla are expected to return home today from Israel.

Spanish football manager Pep Guardiola voices support for Palestine, urging people to take to the streets of Barcelona tomorrow to protest against the ongoing genocide in Gaza.

Robert Morris — Trump’s ex-spiritual adviser, and founder of Gateway Church in Texas — pled guilty to sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl in the 1980s.

Oklahoma court sentenced him to 10 years, with six months in jail and the rest on probation.

He must also register as a sex offender and pay damages.

Egypt will host a Palestinian conference on Gaza's future.

Source: AFP

Ukraine says it hit multiple high-value targets across Russia and occupied territories overnight.

– Hit the Kirishinefteorgsintez oil refinery, one of Russia’s largest — explosions and fires reported.

– Damaged a Buyan-M missile corvette near Lake Onega in Karelia.

– Destroyed a Garmon radar system and an Iskander loader vehicle in Kursk region.

– Struck the command post of Russia’s 8th Army in occupied Donetsk region.

Around 15,000 pro-Palestine demonstrators marched through Barcelona, protesting Israel’s interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla.

Riot police were unable to contain the amount of people.

Palestinian President Abbas welcomes Hamas response to Trump's Gaza deal, calls for immediate ceasefire.

Hundreds protested outside Greek Cyprus’s Foreign Ministry in Nicosia against Israel’s seizure of the Global Sumud Flotilla.

It was peaceful until police intervened, using pepper spray and force.

Journalists, including Beisan Ibraheem and reporters from Haravghi and Il Manifesto, were injured.

Somalia: National Army and Ugandan AUSOM forces launched “Silent Storm” in Awdheegle, targeting Al-Shabaab militants in Lower Shabelle.

1,000+ pro-Palestine protesters stormed Edinburgh Waverley station, breaking police barriers and chanting “We are Palestinians” and “Israel is a terror state.”

Madagascar: Protesters have called for a general strike after days of nationwide demonstrations.

Egypt accused Ethiopia of managing the GERD dam “recklessly and irresponsibly” after concerns that unilateral water releases triggered severe floods in Sudan.

Sanae Takaichi elected LDP leader, set to become Japan’s first female PM.

Takaichi is 64-year-old conservative, Abe ally, ex–economic security minister.

UK accuses Russia of weekly satellite jamming attempts.

Maj. Gen. Paul Tedman, head of UK Space Command, told BBC Russia tries to jam British military satellites weekly using ground systems.

Tedman says Russian satellites carry devices to track and collect data on others.

UK satellites equipped with anti-jamming tech, but interference is “frequent.”

He warns China’s anti-satellite tech (e.g., lasers) is more advanced.