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Turkish MFA:
We once again emphasize that Greece’s unilateral actions and claims will have no legal validity or consequences for our country.
We once again emphasize that Greece’s unilateral actions and claims will have no legal validity or consequences for our country.
Slovak Prime Minister Fico:
Kallas has no right to threaten politicians with consequences for traveling to Moscow to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Victory.
Kallas has no right to threaten politicians with consequences for traveling to Moscow to celebrate the 80th anniversary of Victory.
Chinese Ministry of Commerce:
The US threat to impose 245% tariffs on China shows that the US has reached an irrational level in using this tool as a weapon.
The US threat to impose 245% tariffs on China shows that the US has reached an irrational level in using this tool as a weapon.
Head of the International Atomic Energy Agency:
Iran is not far from a nuclear bomb.
Iran is not far from a nuclear bomb.
Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto says Britain is not fully sharing technologies with Italy and Japan as part of the next-gen GCAP fighter jet programme.
Rome is in favour of Saudi Arabia joining the programme, which Crosetto called an example of how defense cooperation can be extended to countries outside Europe.
Source: Reuters
Rome is in favour of Saudi Arabia joining the programme, which Crosetto called an example of how defense cooperation can be extended to countries outside Europe.
Source: Reuters
EXCLUSIVE: Israel and Türkiye Move to Lower Tensions in Syria, Sources Say
Two Israeli sources have confirmed to Clash Report, under condition of anonymity, that Israel and Türkiye have reached a de facto understanding aimed at lowering tensions within Syrian territory. This informal understanding has reportedly contributed to a notable reduction in tensions, as reflected in the tone of recent technical-level talks involving Israeli officials.
"Air operations will continue in a limited and observational capacity," a senior Israeli military official stated. "Depending on Türkiye's deployment patterns, the scope and intensity of these operations may adjust accordingly."
A second Israeli source described the latest meeting as “constructive,” noting that “there is a mutual understanding that these talks are aimed at producing a positive outcome. That, in itself, is a significant step toward de-escalation.”
While Israel has pursued diplomatic avenues to counter Turkish influence in Washington—particularly following a recent meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump—Tel Aviv appears to be taking Trump’s informal recommendation to engage Ankara more seriously.
According to Israeli sources, U.S. officials are being kept informed by both sides on the progress of Israeli-Turkish talks.
Clash Report contacted Turkish officials for comment on the issue, but they chose not to respond.
Two Israeli sources have confirmed to Clash Report, under condition of anonymity, that Israel and Türkiye have reached a de facto understanding aimed at lowering tensions within Syrian territory. This informal understanding has reportedly contributed to a notable reduction in tensions, as reflected in the tone of recent technical-level talks involving Israeli officials.
"Air operations will continue in a limited and observational capacity," a senior Israeli military official stated. "Depending on Türkiye's deployment patterns, the scope and intensity of these operations may adjust accordingly."
A second Israeli source described the latest meeting as “constructive,” noting that “there is a mutual understanding that these talks are aimed at producing a positive outcome. That, in itself, is a significant step toward de-escalation.”
While Israel has pursued diplomatic avenues to counter Turkish influence in Washington—particularly following a recent meeting between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump—Tel Aviv appears to be taking Trump’s informal recommendation to engage Ankara more seriously.
According to Israeli sources, U.S. officials are being kept informed by both sides on the progress of Israeli-Turkish talks.
Clash Report contacted Turkish officials for comment on the issue, but they chose not to respond.
Fed Chair Powell:
Tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation.
Tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation.
Zelensky:
We will not simply leave the scum who kill our people in peace on this earth.
We have every right to respond.
It is absolutely just to treat murderers as they deserve.
We will not simply leave the scum who kill our people in peace on this earth.
We have every right to respond.
It is absolutely just to treat murderers as they deserve.
Fed's Powell Warns Tariffs Could Trigger Stagflation
Fed Chair Jerome Powell called Trump’s tariffs “unprecedented” and warned they could lead to higher inflation and slower growth—risking a stagflation-like scenario.
He noted the Fed’s dual mandate is under pressure and signaled a wait-and-see approach on interest rates.
Inflation may be temporary but could persist longer than expected.
Markets fell sharply during and fater his remarks.
Fed Chair Jerome Powell called Trump’s tariffs “unprecedented” and warned they could lead to higher inflation and slower growth—risking a stagflation-like scenario.
He noted the Fed’s dual mandate is under pressure and signaled a wait-and-see approach on interest rates.
Inflation may be temporary but could persist longer than expected.
Markets fell sharply during and fater his remarks.
Rubio Shuts Down U.S. Foreign Disinfo Office
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the closure of the State Department’s disinformation office, citing threats to free speech.
Originally launched to counter terrorist propaganda, the office evolved into the Global Engagement Center, focusing on Russian and Chinese influence.
In 2024, it was renamed the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference Hub (R/FIMI).
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the closure of the State Department’s disinformation office, citing threats to free speech.
Originally launched to counter terrorist propaganda, the office evolved into the Global Engagement Center, focusing on Russian and Chinese influence.
In 2024, it was renamed the Counter Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference Hub (R/FIMI).