NATO chief calls for 400% increase in air and missile defense capabilities.

American journalist Abby Martin:

I don't know how anyone can be the same looking at the crimes against humanity in Gaza. Especially against children.

Humanity is dead. I don't know how can I explain to my children that the world has allowed this to happen.

If we don't hold Israel accountable, what's next?

How are you human if you are not impacted by what you see?

Skater gets blasted with munitions at ICE protest—flips them off like it’s nothing.

Mounted police crack down hard on protesters in Los Angeles.

California Governor Gavin Newsom:

Pete Hegseth's a joke. He's a joke. Everybody knows he's so in over his head. What an embarrassment. That guy's weakness masquerading as strength.

Harvard is in talks with top U.S. and international universities, including the University of Chicago and London Business School, to temporarily host foreign students who may be denied visas under Trump's restrictions.

Other universities are also exploring options to relocate affected students to campuses abroad.

Source: FT

Kremlin:

Russia will continue to talk with Ukraine despite significant changes in its vision of the essence of the Kyiv regime that struck civilian targets.

The second phase of breaking the blockade has begun. Buses are rolling out. The Al-Soumoud Caravan from Tunisia is embarking on its historic journey to Gaza.

Israel intercepted the Madleen — a civilian aid ship carrying baby formula, food, and medicine — far outside its declared waters.

Peaceful activists detained.

Humanitarian aid blocked.

Voices of solidarity silenced.

Egyptian officials have not yet approved the convoy's passage through Egypt to reach the Gaza border in an attempt to break the siege.

Clashes in Los Angeles: China calls on its citizens to increase their vigilance.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov:

The special operation will continue, but in parallel Russia is ready for diplomatic measures.

Hungary’s PM Orbán:

The Russians are too weak for this. They can’t even defeat Ukraine.

Russia poses no real military threat to NATO countries.

The Malian Armed Forces (FAMa) announced that they carried out an airstrike targeting five military bases in the western part of the country, which armed groups were reportedly attempting to use to expand their attacks against the national army.

California Governor Gavin Newsom says he is suing Trump over Trump's National Guard decision.

Russia now makes over 5,000 long-range drones a month — 2,700 are real Shaheds, the rest decoys, Ukraine’s military intelligence says.

That’s up from just 500 in August 2024 — a fivefold jump.

Historic First: Ukrainian F-16 Shoots Down Russian Su-35 Fighter Jet

In a landmark moment for Ukraine’s air force, a Ukrainian-operated F-16 fighter jet has shot down a Russian Su-35 for the first time in history.

The engagement took place on June 7, 2025, during a Ukrainian Air Force operation near the Russian border in the Kursk region.

— The Ukrainian jet involved was a Dutch-modified F-16AM, a variant often considered outdated by modern standards.

— A Swedish Saab 340 AEW&C (Airborne Early Warning and Control) aircraft played a crucial role in the operation, detecting the Su-35 from a range of 200–300 km and relaying targeting data in real time.

— The Ukrainian pilot fired an AIM-120 AMRAAM air-to-air missile, successfully hitting the Su-35 near the town of Korenevo. The Russian pilot reportedly ejected and survived.
engagement challenges perceptions of obsolescence and underscores the vulnerability of even modern Russian aircraft in contested airspace.

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