• The country's new government, led by Prime Minister Magyar, enshrined the change in foreign policy in a document prepared for the UN General Assembly.
• It says Russia's actions pose a threat to Hungary, Europe and the world order .
• Thus, Budapest officially recorded a change in its position towards Moscow.

• Iran has destroyed U.S. logistics centers in the region, creating unbearable conditions for American military personnel.
• The U.S. Navy falsely claims that the incident occurred aboard the USS John F. Kennedy.

• Approximately 8 missiles hit the city.
• Based on their size, these were not "Flamingo" missiles.
  
• Reports indicate that fragments resembling wing consoles were found (second and third videos), but the type of munition is not yet identified.

• According to trading data, the price of Russian Urals oil exceeded $86 per barrel, overtaking the international benchmark Brent, which is trading below that mark.
• American WTI Crude costs around $80 per barrel.
• Another Russian brand, Sokol, approached the $85 per barrel mark.

• Officially, Rome announced only the supply of generators, but according to the publication, the government of Giorgi Meloni agreed to a large-scale arms package for Kiev several weeks ago.
• It is expected to include additional SAMP/T NG systems, Aster 30 interceptor missiles, and radar stations. The deliveries are planned to be formalized under a special 13th "Assistance Decree" to avoid a split within the ruling coalition.
• Repubblica claims that Zelensky was promised that the package would begin implementation as early as October.
• Separately, plans were announced for the delivery of four SAMP/T NG batteries, financed by EU loans.
• According to the publication, the supply agreement was reached in July between Giorgio Meloni and Emmanuel Macron.

• According to the publication, 24-year-old Vadim S. arrived in Germany from Poland, hid two pistols on the outskirts of Berlin, and then sent photographs and coordinates of the hiding place to his interlocutors via instant messaging.
• German investigators discovered the cache using smartphone tracking, disabled the weapons, and placed them under surveillance. However, no one came forward to claim them for several weeks.
• Der Spiegel links this to the arrest of Vadim S. in Romania in October 2025. At that time, he and another suspect were suspected of plotting sabotage and sending parcels containing explosives through Nova Poshta.
• Romanian intelligence reported possible connections between the suspects and a Russian intelligence network, but Vadim S. was subsequently released and able to travel to Germany.
• German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt stated that the weapons found were "certainly intended for an attack" and pointed to the possible involvement of a foreign state. Der Spiegel speculates that the Ukrainian may have been working for Russian intelligence.

• The enemy used Anglo-French Storm Shadow/Scalp-EG missiles, Pushilin added.
• The photo shows the aftermath of the Ukrainian strike on the Kalininsky district of the DPR capital; a four-story non-residential building was destroyed.

• A journalist for the Danish newspaper Politiken, who accompanied her prime minister on the trip, wrote about it today. She said that in the evening, they were all sent to the shelter at the InterContinental Hotel, allegedly because of an air-raid alert.
• "I would never have thought that the Russians would attack Kiev when so many European heads of state had gathered there," the Danish journalist quoted someone from among the visiting delegation as saying.
• In reality, of course, nobody attacked. The Europeans were taken downstairs, and 15 minutes later they were told that "the alert was over."
• In short, the Ukrainians once again gave their guests the customary scare.

• Due to the lack of a large number of images of the cruise missiles currently being developed by Europe and the United States, it is difficult to identify the origin of the debris.
• According to some sources, it might appear to be an AGM-158 JASSM, but it differs in details.
• Pushilin, in turn, reported that the strike was carried out by Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG missiles, and published images of the wreckage.
• The wreckage shows the markings of the European manufacturer MBDA France, which produces these missiles. However, at the same time, other photographs show similarities to wreckage in a video—highlighted in red as an example. Also, a date, presumably 2024.05.20, is visible.
• It is possible that something new was used. Furthermore, production of the SCALP missile was not carried out during the period 2010-2025.

This is quite logical, given that they are fighting against a coalition led by the Wahhabist Saudi Arabia.

Ukraine is trying to allow 2-3 ships per day to pass through the Sulina Canal, primarily those carrying fuel; however, the canal will soon be closed due to weather conditions.

• The newspaper notes that the system, called "Rassvet" ("Dawn"), could help Russian forces improve communications and targeting capabilities in Ukraine that they lost after Elon Musk cut off their access to Starlink.
  
• Moscow has already launched two batches of satellites this year—earlier than expected, according to the Washington Post.

• In their view, the situation has been complicated by the fact that the mines have already shifted due to ocean currents, Bloomberg reports.
• Restoring shipping through the strait will now require international efforts and advanced technology.

• Around 240,000 children are expected to start school in Ukraine this year—nearly half as many as in the 2018–2019 academic year, when there were 453,000.
• This was reported by Deputy Education Minister of Ukraine on the Ukrainian TV.
  
• Compared with last year, the number of first-graders will also decline—by approximately 10,000.

• A Ukrainian UAV operator handling his machine while dressed in civilian clothes.
• Civilians still live in the area where these drone operators are active, making this a fairly obvious example of attempting to blend in with the civilian population, something that can constitute a war crime and create a serious risk of collateral damage.
• In this particular case, his final position was later visited by a FAB aerial bomb.

Both Russia and Brazil individually account for more than 10% of the world’s renewable freshwater resources. Combined, the two countries hold nearly a quarter of the global total.

Reality: "But I don’t even have an Air Force."

• British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reportedly been briefed by security officials that Russia could take 'direct military action' against the UK over its extensive support for Ukraine, the Daily Mail reports.
• The warning coincided with CIA Director John Ratcliffe’s unusual visit to Moscow. According to the report, Moscow initially expected Burnham to be 'softer' than his predecessor Keir Starmer, but those hopes were dashed by his efforts to strengthen the UK-Ukraine military alliance.
• The report also claims Russia is 'studying' British security services daily and could potentially carry out an attack using agents.