Clash Report

French President Macron: On Saturday, we saw both political and even seditious acts carried out by organized ultra-left groups whose aim—let us be clear, and this is acknowledged by them—is to bring down the Republic.

French President Macron: The justice system is hard at work and mobilized: there have been several thousand individuals taken into custody, and of course several hundred people incarcerated. All of this is ongoing, and this work will continue. In due course, details will be provided regarding both the profiles and the legal proceedings.

Lockheed Martin and the Pentagon have reached a preliminary 10-year agreement to produce at least 850 F-35 fighter jets. Lockheed will invest at least $7 billion of its own funds to support production, targeting 156 jets annually. The deal also covers international orders and aims to reduce costs and supply-chain bottlenecks. The agreement is not yet a firm order, and its execution remains sub

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Atatürk’s mausoleum in Ankara, laying a wreath, observing a moment of silence and signing the guestbook.

Netanyahu: You know, you can't have a leader of Israel who's not a major player on the international arena. We're not, with no offense, we're not Austria with F-16s. You know, Austria is about our size in terms of population. That's not what we are. We're in the eye of the hurricane. And we have to be very strong and very smart and very experienced.

Netanyahu on Iran: We've done it before, and we'll do it now and bring the final blow. Either we destroy them or they destroy us. That's what the voters have to decide on.

Netanyahu on Iran: They were going to basically manufacture several atom bombs to destroy Israel, wipe us all out, annihilate us, vaporize us. So we had to act, and we did.

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DETAIL: Russia struck Kyiv’s historic center overnight with an Iskander ballistic missile carrying a cluster warhead. The warhead releases 58 submunitions that explode in the air over an area of about 400 by 400 meters, a design meant to maximize harm to people and equipment. Many civilians were injured, and buildings were damaged. Source: Ukrainian defense technology adviser Serhii “Flash” Be

Türkiye’s top defense company, ASELSAN, says its KORKUT air defense gun can destroy a kamikaze drone for less than $10,000, and the system is now deployed in nine countries, including Ukraine. ASELSAN CEO Ahmet Akyol said the system has shot down “maybe hundreds of drones.” He said it is operating in Gulf countries and in Eastern Europe, including Ukraine. Ukraine’s air force confirmed that one

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to arrive in Ankara today, the first bilateral visit to Türkiye by a Canadian leader, as he seeks to reduce Canada’s reliance on the United States. He is set to meet President Erdogan and sign a declaration deepening cooperation in areas including defense and energy. A Turkish diplomatic source said ties will be upgraded to a “strategic partnership.” Carney

NEW: The U.S. State Department declines to condemn the Libyan parliament’s approval of the 2019 Türkiye-Libya maritime deal. A State Department spokesperson encouraged partners in the Eastern Mediterranean to resolve maritime disputes through good-faith negotiations. “Greece and Türkiye are both NATO allies. We encourage them to engage bilaterally to address any areas of disagreement,” the spok