Q: How and when do you see the war ending?

Trump: I see it ending soon. I see it ending one way or another, through agreement or otherwise.

Q: Is there anything you would have done differently in the last two years?

Trump: I had to attack Iran, or they would have had a nuclear weapon.

The CIA has released a Spanish-language guide advising Cubans seeking "positive change" on how to contact the agency securely.

German police have detained a suspect after a major fire broke out at Adolf Hitler’s former Alpine retreat, the Eagle’s Nest, in Bavaria on Friday night.

The building was engulfed in flames, with around 200 emergency personnel deployed. Difficult terrain hampered firefighting efforts, and the blaze was still burning early Saturday. No injuries were reported.

Police are investigating whether the suspect was involved in starting the fire.

Q: Do you think Trump is friends with Putin?

Zelensky: I think, yeah, they're in quite good relations. Yes.

It's his personal decision to be friends with Putin or not.

Zelensky on Starlink:

Starlink works, but it's still limited.

I heard in the media that the president of the United States said that he made a phone call to Musk or something like this.

Yes, and Starlink works, but it never stopped working. The point is to have unlimited speed, but it's still limited.

Q: Do you think Elon Musk slowed Starlink down?

Zelensky: We know one thing: SpaceX slowed it down.

And I'm sure Elon knows about it now, even if he didn't know before.

Zelensky:

During the first days of the war in the Middle East, the countries used around 2,000 missiles in the first 84 hours, missiles that they got from their partners.

I've got from our strategic partner 24 missiles during the last 90 days.

We are not crying and not screaming, but this is very important. I'm just trying to say that each missile is important.

Q: So you're saying the U.S. stopped Europe from sending you interceptors?

Zelensky: Not stopped, but didn't sign.

Zelensky:

Ukraine cannot have a weak president now. Maybe after the war, any kind, absolutely, it's the choice of the people.

But for today, if Ukraine wants to survive, Ukraine needs a strong army, a strong president, strong people, with all respect to everybody.

That's why the reaction is strong, and that's why any pressure on me—my attitude, of course, I will answer. Because otherwise they will eat us. I mean Russians, of course.

Zelensky:

I'm a normal person. I'm just human. Maybe not such a big humanitarian as Putin.

But in any way, I try my best, really.

Zelensky:

Maybe somebody feels that I have to be grateful each second. I can't.

When somebody wants to thank me several times, I feel that something is strange with these people. They want to be better than they are.

So it's enough to be grateful once, two times, three times. It's enough. Be yourself. Be honest.

Zelensky:

You're better off having partners like me, grateful at the moments when we really feel this, than being grateful each second and being like Putin.

Be very grateful, but when you go, the knife will come to your back.

So it's better to have deals, right deals, with the right people.

Zelensky:

I don't play games with Trump. This is my difference between me and Putin.

I don't play any games with him. I'm direct, honest. That's it.

Ukraine says Starlink and Starshield satellite terminals are working again at speeds above 161 km/h, with stable connections recorded at over 400 km/h.

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry is continuing tests to determine whether all restrictions have been lifted.

NEW: Netanyahu has ordered Israel to shift its position on the Falkland Islands in Argentina’s favor, following British sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank.

Israeli diplomats have been instructed to support direct negotiations between the UK and Argentina over the islands’ future and acknowledge Argentina’s "historical connection" to the territory.

The move stops short of formally endorsing Argentina’s sovereignty claim but signals a deterioration in relations between Israel and Britain.

Source: The Telegraph

Flavio Bolsonaro mocked Brazilian President Lula's missing finger during their final election debate, saying he gives Brazilians with one hand but “takes away with nine fingers.”

Lula: He called me "nine fingers." If there's anyone who knows what the world of work is like, it's me. I worked at night, even when I wasn't supposed to be working.

I will not allow a militiaman to call me "nine fingers!" He has never worked a day in his life. He doesn't know what an employment record book is.

His first job was fake, working for his father. And now he comes and calls me "nine fingers?"

Israeli forces raided at least 15 towns across the occupied West Bank, detaining dozens of Palestinians after Netanyahu ordered a full lockdown following a shooting in Hebron that killed two Israeli soldiers.

Israeli forces also demolished a three-storey building in Hebron and ordered hundreds of Palestinian families to evacuate their homes.

Source: Al Jazeera