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Hegseth confirms US killed Tren de Aragua founder in Venezuela

US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced that SOUTHCOM killed Tren de Aragua founder and leader Nini Guerrero in a strike earlier this week. Hegseth pledged continued cooperation with Venezuela and regional countries against organized crime.

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01 · The Front
The FrontDeveloping

CNN: Trump scrapped secret US plan to seize Iran's enriched uranium

CNN reports the U.S. military drafted a covert plan to seize Iran's enriched uranium stockpile, with planning so sensitive that senior officials including Joint Chiefs Chairman Dan Caine abruptly left NATO meetings last month to rush to CENTCOM headquarters in Florida. Trump ultimately abandoned the operation over concerns about global market disruption, the risk of a severe Iranian retaliation, and expected high casualties among U.S. forces, according to the report.

The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The FrontDeveloping

GAO report: F-35 mission capable rate falls to 44%, full mission capable rate drops to 25%

A U.S. Government Accountability Office report shows F-35 readiness rates declining through fiscal 2025, with the full mission capable rate falling to 25% and the overall mission capable rate dropping from 67% in fiscal 2021 to 44%. The GAO cited software delays, parts shortages, and corrosion as key factors, calling the F-35 "DOD's most costly weapon system" that "hasn't met performance goals." The F-35 Joint Program Office's Global Support Solution Reset, launched in June 2025, targets an 80% mission-capable rate and 65% full mission-capable rate by 2030, at an additional estimated cost of $13.7 billion through fiscal 2031.

The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The FrontDeveloping

Report: Gradual Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon to begin with Nabatieh test area

A Lebanese source cited by Israeli media reports that a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon will proceed in 'test zones' alongside Lebanese army deployment, with Nabatieh selected as the first pilot area. The source says Israel rejected withdrawal from Bint Jbeil, causing a stalemate in negotiations.

1 source· 03:29–03:31
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The FrontDeveloping

US strategic bombers continue intensive training from UK base amid fragile Iran lull

US Air Force B-1B and B-52H bombers have been conducting intensive training sorties from RAF Fairford in the UK since mid-April, simulating strikes toward the Middle East. The pace has not slowed after recent strikes on Iran, the report says, underscoring that the current pause remains fragile.

1 source· 02:48–03:17
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The FrontDeveloping

IDF mounts eastern flanking attack toward Maqsam Ali ElTah farms, secures Tibnit stadium

Israeli forces have launched a spearhead attack from the eastern direction, securing the Tibnit Municipal Stadium and advancing toward the Maqsam Ali ElTah farms in an attempt to outflank the area from high ground, according to a single-source report. The operation is accompanied by artillery bombardment. The IDF has not officially commented.

The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The FrontDevelopingUpdated

Update: Man in his 50s seriously wounded near Shuafat checkpoint, evacuated to Shaare Zedek

A man approximately 50 years old suffered serious penetrating wounds near the Shuafat refugee camp checkpoint in Jerusalem. MDA paramedics met him near the scene, provided treatment, and evacuated him to Shaare Zedek Medical Center. The circumstances of the incident remain under investigation.

2 sources· 3 developments· 01:32–02:07
The Zioneer Intelligence DeskInitially reportedUpdated4 hours ago
02 · Statecraft
StatecraftDevelopingUpdated

UK court sentences four Elbit Bristol vandals to 4-7 years, rules acts terror-linked — over 100 arrested outside

A UK court sentenced four pro-Palestinian activists to four to seven years in prison for breaking into an Elbit Systems factory in Bristol in August 2024, causing over £1 million in damage, according to journalist Asaf Rozentzweig (N12). The judge ruled the acts had a terror link, and over 100 protesters were arrested outside the courthouse.

2 sources· 3 developments· 22:22–03:38
The Zioneer Intelligence DeskInitially reportedUpdated2 hours ago
StatecraftDeveloping

Report: Fifth round of Lebanon-Israel border talks to open in Washington on June 22

A Lebanese source told Al-Mayadeen that the fifth round of negotiations between Lebanon and Israel will begin in Washington on June 22. According to the report, the Lebanese delegation will include military officers, in an effort to reach a decision on the IDF withdrawal issue.

1 source· 03:29–03:31
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
StatecraftDeveloping

Qatar, Turkey express satisfaction with US-Iran negotiations progress

Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani spoke with Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan about US-Iran talks. The two exchanged views on mediation efforts and expressed satisfaction with progress in the negotiations, according to a statement from Qatar's Foreign Ministry.

1 source
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
StatecraftDeveloping

Indonesia's president delivers speech before piles of cash in anti-illegal activity ceremony

Indonesian President Joko Widodo gave a speech at a ceremony marking the task force against illegal activity in forest areas, standing before stacks of cash representing fines paid by companies for unlawful mining and plantation operations, as shown in a Reuters photograph.

1 source· 01:29–01:30
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
StatecraftDeveloping

Putin warns against fighting Russia in latest statement

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia can offer its enemies only one piece of advice: do not fight Russia. The statement, issued late Saturday, was reported by Russian state media but included no specific new threats or reference to current operations.

1 source
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
StatecraftDeveloping

Clashes in Tehran between security forces and regime supporters over negotiations

Security forces and regime supporters clashed late Monday in one of Tehran's main squares, according to a single unconfirmed report. The confrontation reportedly stemmed from slogans and chants against the ongoing negotiations and a potential agreement.

1 source
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03 · The Nation
The NationDevelopingUpdated

Nine injured in suspected jackal bites near Duga beach on Sea of Galilee

Nine people were injured near the Duga beach on the Sea of Galilee early Monday, with four evacuated in mild condition, after apparently being bitten by jackals, Israeli media report. MDA teams treated a 12-year-old girl, two men aged about 35, and a woman about 40, all showing bite marks. Three additional casualties were evacuated, and two others were treated on-site.

1 source· 2 developments· 05:12–05:21
The Zioneer Intelligence DeskInitially reportedUpdated17 minutes ago
The NationDevelopingUpdated

One critical, four wounded in Haifa road accident on Golani Brigade Road

A 20-year-old man was critically wounded and a 25-year-old man seriously injured in a traffic accident on Golani Brigade Road in Haifa early Sunday, according to Magen David Adom (MDA). A 16-year-old girl was also evacuated in mild condition. MDA teams treated the casualties at the scene and rushed the critically wounded man to Rambam Hospital while performing resuscitation.

1 source· 2 developments· 05:19–05:20
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The NationStrongUpdated

USA leads Paraguay 3-0 in Second Half of World Cup Match

The second half is underway in Los Angeles with the United States leading Paraguay 3-0 in their World Cup match, according to the match broadcast.

2 sources· 5 developments· 04:03–05:17
The Zioneer Intelligence DeskInitially reportedUpdated20 minutes ago
The NationDeveloping

Belfast domestic abuse reports spike among riot participants, data shows

Police data published by the Guardian shows domestic abuse reports are disproportionately high among those involved in ongoing Belfast riots, according to a report by Middle East Eye Live. The unrest has entered a third consecutive summer, with dozens rendered homeless after masked men set fire to homes targeting minorities.

1 source
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The NationDeveloping

Magnitude 4.6 earthquake reported in northern Syria near Turkish border

Seismic monitoring centers reported an earthquake measuring 4.6 magnitude in northern Syria, close to the border with Turkey, according to initial reports. No information on casualties or damage is yet available.

2 sources· 00:22–03:43
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The NationDeveloping

Woman, 25, seriously injured in Highway 65 crash near Tavor Junction

A woman about 25 years old was seriously injured in a traffic accident on Highway 65 near Tavor Junction. Magen David Adom medics treated her at the scene for back and head injuries before evacuating her to Emek Medical Center in Afula. A second casualty, a man aged about 20, was evacuated in mild condition.

1 source· 01:21–01:31
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04 · The Ledger
The LedgerDeveloping

SpaceX shares open at $150 after IPO prices at $135

SpaceX shares opened at $150 per share on Friday after the company's initial public offering was priced at $135, according to reports. The aerospace giant began trading on the Nasdaq under the ticker $SPCX.

2 sources· 18:50–19:00
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The LedgerDeveloping

Federal appeals court lets Trump's 10% tariff stand during appeal

A US federal appeals court has allowed President Donald Trump to continue imposing a 10% tariff on imports while the administration appeals a lower court's ruling that struck the measure down. The trade court had voided the tariffs on May 7, but the appeals court issued an administrative stay on May 12, extended yesterday, letting the tariff remain in effect pending a final ruling. If the appeal ultimately fails, plaintiffs could seek refunds plus interest.

1 source
The Zioneer Intelligence Desk
The LedgerStrongUpdated

Brown Hotels gets permit for 5-star airport hotel at Ben Gurion

Brown Hotels, part of the Israel Canada group, received official approval for a building permit to construct a seven-story, 260-room hotel adjacent to Terminal 3 at Ben Gurion Airport. The hotel will also include retail and service areas, according to an industry announcement.

3 sources· 2 developments· 15:11–10:26
The Zioneer Intelligence DeskInitially reportedUpdated19 hours ago
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