Reporter: Are you giving Iran any kind of deadline to make a deal?

Trump: Only they know for sure.

Trump:

Iran wants to make a deal.

Trump: Who are you with?

Reporter: I am with ABC News.

Trump: You are a loud person, very loud. Let somebody else have a chance. ABC fake news.

Trump on Iran:

We have a tremendously powerful fleet there.

We have the most powerful ships in the world.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warned that the United Nations could run out of cash by July because many member states have not paid their required contributions and outdated budget rules force the UN to return unused funds.

Guterres said some countries have formally refused to pay their assessed contributions, threatening the organization’s ability to operate.

The United States, the largest contributor, has cut voluntary funding and withheld mandatory payments.

Source: Reuters

NEW: The U.S. and Argentina are in advanced talks on a deal that would allow the United States to deport migrants from other countries to Argentina.

The agreement would make Argentina a “third-country” destination for people detained after entering the U.S. illegally, as part of Trump’s expanded deportation strategy.

Source: NYT

Israel is bombing southern Lebanon.

Putin:

Russian military products were supplied to more than 30 countries worldwide over the past year, with revenue exceeding $15 billion.

The files are now back.

Senior U.S. military officials have warned a key Middle East ally that Trump may authorize strikes on Iran as soon as this weekend.

The plan would target Iran’s military and nuclear sites and potentially senior leaders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, aiming to trigger regime change.

Source: Drop Site News

An FBI report referencing a confidential human source in the final batch of Epstein-related files alleges that Trump was “compromised by Israel.”

Kamala Harris:

Donald Trump continues to consolidate power and show a flagrant disregard for the rule of law.

CENTCOM:

Yesterday, Iran announced that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is conducting a two-day live-fire naval exercise in the Strait of Hormuz scheduled to begin on Sunday.

U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) urges the IRGC to conduct the announced naval exercise in a manner that is safe, professional and avoids unnecessary risk to freedom of navigation for international maritime traffic.

CENTCOM will ensure the safety of U.S. personnel, ships, and aircraft operating in the Middle East. We will not tolerate unsafe IRGC actions including overflight of U.S. military vessels engaged in flight operations, low-altitude or armed overflight of U.S. military assets when intentions are unclear, highspeed boat approaches on a collision course with U.S. military vessels, or weapons trained at U.S. forces.

The U.S. military has the most highly trained and lethal force in the world and will continue to operate with the highest levels of professionalism and adhere to international norms. Iran’s IRGC must do the same.

Don Lemon has been released without bail.

Newly released U.S. Justice Department files show Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick planned a 2012 lunch visit to Epstein’s private island, despite later saying he had cut ties with Epstein years earlier.

The U.S. State Department approved more than $6.5 billion in potential military sales to Israel.

The deals include $1.98 billion for Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, $3.8 billion for AH-64E Apache helicopters, and a third contract worth $740 million.

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BIG: Saudi Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman privately told Donald Trump that backing down on Iran “would only make Tehran stronger,” marking a shift from Saudi Arabia’s public calls for restraint and from MbS’s earlier warning that helped delay a strike.

Source: Axios