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Trump responds to ammunition claims, saying U.S. stocks are “nearly unlimited”
U.S. President Donald Trump said in a social media post on Thursday that the United States has sufficient quantities of medium- and high-quality ammunition for use against Iran. Trump said the United States would seek payment for weapons and ammunition that he alleged were sent free of charge to Ukraine and some NATO countries during Joe Biden’s presidency.
UN confirms Syria’s chemical weapons stockpiles were irreversibly destroyed
UN official Izumi Nakamitsu announced that the irreversible destruction of chemical materials in Syria had been confirmed. The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons confirmed for the first time since 2014 that chemical materials originating from Syria had been destroyed.
Syria's security forces thwart Ala Zahraddin's escape attempt near Damascus
Syria's Internal Security Forces announced that they had thwarted the escape attempt of Ala Zahraddin, the former leader of the Homeland Shield Brigade, in the countryside around Damascus and arrested him. The forces said Zahraddin drew his weapon and shot himself after his identity was established, while another person accompanying him was also detained.
Yemen’s National Resistance reports clashes with Houthis south of Hodeidah
Yemen’s National Resistance forces, affiliated with the country’s government, announced clashes with the Houthis south of Hodeidah province. In addition to clashes that began after activity around Mount Debbas, ballistic missile and drone attacks were reported in western areas.
Lebanon seeks regional trade links with Türkiye as a key connection
Lebanon’s Minister of Public Works and Transport Fayez Rasamny announced plans to connect the country to regional trade networks stretching to the Gulf, Iraq, Syria and Türkiye by expanding the capacity of the ports of Beirut and Tripoli. Rasamny also provided information about restoring the railway connection with Syria and preparations for an official visit to Ankara.
A Palestinian man was killed by police gunfire in occupied East Jerusalem
Israeli police opened fire on a 33-year-old Palestinian man in the Old City of occupied East Jerusalem on Friday, alleging that he had attempted to carry out a stabbing. Security measures were tightened around Bab al-Amud and the Old City after the incident, while the blockade made it difficult for some Palestinians to reach morning prayers.
Israeli army says it detained more than 10 Palestinians in Nablus operation
The Israeli army said more than 10 Palestinians were detained during a 48-hour operation in the city of Nablus and surrounding villages in the northern occupied West Bank. The army said hundreds of sites were searched, dozens of people were questioned and more than 30 workshops allegedly used to produce weapons were destroyed.
Türkiye backs Syria’s chemical weapons case at the UN
Türkiye’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ahmet Yıldız, said the Syrian government was determined to address the country’s chemical weapons case in coordination with the international community. Yıldız warned that Israeli airstrikes on possible chemical weapons facilities could cause hazardous substances to leak and damage evidence related to their past use.
Yemen government media says Houthi commander killed in western clashes
Yemen government media announced that Houthi military commander Mohammed Harith Ali Mutlaq al-Alawi was killed in clashes with the army on the country's western coast. The announcement came after a military escalation between government forces and the Houthis west of Taiz.
Trump calls munitions criticism treason as Iran operation continues
U.S. President Donald Trump accused individuals and media outlets questioning the United States’ munitions capacity of treason as the military operation against Iran continued. Trump maintained that the country’s munitions supply was nearly unlimited and claimed that “hundreds of billions of dollars” had been spent on aid to Ukraine and NATO.

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