It takes a little while. You're talking about 47 years of getting away with whatever they wanted.

I mean, this should have been done long ago. This should have been done by other presidents or other countries.

We have totally destroyed their military.

They have some missiles left. They have some drones left.

Most of the drone factories, launching pads, and missile manufacturing areas have been knocked out. But they still have capacity.

They have 21%-22% of their missiles left. It's a lot of missiles, but it's not what it was when we first attacked.

Moments ago, CENTCOM forces shot down four Iranian one-way attack drones that were launched toward the Strait of Hormuz. The attack drones posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic.

U.S. forces subsequently struck Iranian coastal surveillance radar sites in Goruk and on Qeshm Island to defend against further attacks.

After two decades of state investment, Türkiye has become a major exporter of drones, ammunition, and military equipment, with defense exports have more than tripled since 2021 to $10 billion last ⁠year, accounting for about 3.7% of total exports from the major emerging market economy. Exports to Europe and the U.S. almost quadrupled over the same period to $5.6 billion.

Turkish firms such as Baykar, Turkish Aerospace Industries, and other defense manufacturers have expanded sales by offering relatively low-cost, rapidly delivered, and customizable systems.

Türkiye now supplies military equipment to nearly 40 countries and accounts for an estimated 65% of armed drone exports worldwide. Turkish firms have already secured defense deals with Poland, Spain, Portugal, and Romania, while Baykar has acquired Piaggio Aerospace and partnered with Leonardo.

Ankara hopes next month’s NATO summit will help open additional Western markets and support joint production projects, particularly in Europe, where Turkish companies still face political and regulatory barriers.

Türkiye aims to double defense exports within two years, positioning the country as both a key NATO military power and an increasingly important defense-industrial partner.

If activated, the glasses could potentially analyze the faces of people nearby without their participation.

The system, internally referred to as “NameTag” and later “Connections,” would convert faces captured by the glasses into biometric identifiers, compare them against a database stored on the user’s device, and notify wearers when someone is recognized.

We survived Amalek, we survived Hamas, we defeated Iran, we overcame Pharaoh — we will overcome Zohran Mamdani as well.

The bullet struck the child in the jaw, wounded his mother in the face, and grazed his father's hand.

The family had stopped their car after spotting Israeli military vehicles near a checkpoint while traveling from Bethlehem to visit relatives in Hebron. The soldiers then opened fire on the vehicle.

The IDF said soldiers “perceived a vehicle accelerating toward them.” The troops then fired “single shots toward the vehicle.”