IMF approves new Ukraine cash tranche despite anti-corruption ‘slippage’

The agency has released $690 million while acknowledging that Kiev hasn’t met structural reform benchmarks

Published 21 Jul, 2026 09:36 |

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved another tranche of its loan to Ukraine despite acknowledging that Kiev isn’t on schedule implementing reforms aimed at tackling corruption.

In a statement issued on Monday, the IMF said its Executive Board had completed the first review of Ukraine’s 48-month Extended Fund Facility (EFF), approving the release of a $690 million tranche.The latest payment brings total IMF disbursements under the $8.1 billion loan programto approximately $2.2 billion, according to the fund.

The IMF said the program’s performance hasbeen “broadly satisfactory,” but noted that reform implementation had slowed. It cited “slippage” in structural reforms, including governance and anti-corruption measures. “Several structural benchmarks [were] completed with a delay or missed,” it said, adding that revised timelines for key reforms had been agreed upon.

Anti-corruption reforms have long been among the IMF’s central conditions when lending to Ukraine.Under the loan program, Kiev pledged to strengthen anti-graft institutions, improve governance, and implement a series of structural reforms, with each tranche of funding contingent on regular reviews of its progress.

The IMF’s latest tranche follows a sweeping cabinet reshuffle that saw several senior officials replaced, including Defense Minister Mikhail Fedorov, who acknowledged that he had failed to complete reforms of the corruption-hit ministry.

Ukraine’s military has been rocked by repeated graft scandalssince the escalation of the conflict in 2022, with investigators uncovering procurement schemes involving inflated prices for food, ammunition, armored vehicle components, drones, and electronic warfare equipment.

A series of high-profile corruption scandals has also hit Ukraine’s energy sector. In November 2025, authorities uncovered a $100 million kickback scheme at state nuclear company Energoatom allegedly run by Timur Mindich, a close business associate of Vladimir Zelensky who was dubbed “Zelensky’s wallet” by the media.

In June, Ukrainian anti-corruption authorities announced that they had uncovered another Energoatom graft scheme involving thealleged theft of at least $3.8 million in public fundsthat investigators also linked to Mindich.

Moscow has frequently pointed to such cases as evidence for its broader criticism of Western financial support for Kiev.Russia has long accused Ukraine and the EU of being linked by “unified corruption chains,”. claiming that a significant portion of theWestern aid to Kiev – financed by taxpayers – is embezzledand returns to Ukraine’s supporters.

(https://www.rt.com/news/643280-imf-ukraine-tranche-reforms-slippage/

NATO member dismisses ‘all talk’ pro-Ukraine coalitions

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis has questioned a new European missile defense initiative, saying existing alliances have produced no results

Published 21 Jul, 2026 10:23 |

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis has dismissed two Western-backed military initiatives related to Ukraine,arguing that Prague does not need to be part of them.

Asked on Monday whether the Czech Republic would join the newly announced Anti-Ballistic Missile Coalition, aimed at building an architecture against ballistic missile threats, he replied thatit would likely become “another declaration from which nothing will come out.”

“Being in some coalition on paper, like the ‘Coalition of the Willing’, achieved nothing. It never produced anything, just politicians talking. I don’t need to be part of such a coalition,” Babis said, as cited by TASR news agency on Monday.

“The result of the Czech Republic’s participation in the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ is zero,”he added.

The France and UK-led group has long called for deploying troops in Ukraine in the event of a ceasefire, despite Moscow’s repeated warnings that any NATO troops on Ukrainian territory would become legitimate military targets.

Babis’ party won last year’s electionon a nationalist platform that included reversing the Ukraine aid policychampioned by his predecessor, Petr Fiala, and urging a diplomatic resolution of the conflict with Russia instead.

Babis’ remarkscome amid growing criticism of Western military support for Ukraine among several Central European governments. Earlier this month, Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev said Sofia had no place in the ‘Coalition of the Willing’because it opposed continued military and financial aid to Kiev.

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini has likewiseruled out contributing to NATO’s latest €70 billion ($80 billion) military assistance package for Ukraine, while Hungary has consistently refused to provide military aid.

Russia has condemned the ‘Coalition of the Willing’ as “a group of countries that doesn’t want peace [and] wants the war to continue.”

It has also repeatedly warned against Western military and financial support for Ukraine, arguing that it only serves to prolong the conflict without altering its outcome, while also increasing the risk of a direct clash between Russia and NATO.

(https://www.rt.com/news/643284-czech-pm-babis-dismisses-coalition-willing/

Trump expects to keep launching strikes on Iran from British bases – Telegraph

Washington is reportedly pressuring the new UK prime minister to continue his predecessor’s policy

Published 21 Jul, 2026 10:52

US President DonaldTrump is allegedly pressing the new British prime minister, Andy Burnham, to continue allowing American forces to use UK military bases for strikes on Iran, The Telegraph claimed on Tuesday.

The report came after the two leaders held their first phone call on Monday, shortly after Burnham formally took office. Trump described the conversation as “very good”andpraised the “outstanding relationship”between the US and UK.

According to Trump, the two discussed North Sea oil, trade, their military alliance, and the demining of the Strait of Hormuz, among other issues. Burnham also invited the US president to Manchester for next year’s G20 summit.

Neither side publicly said whether the use of British military facilities was discussed. However, The Telegraph reported that Washington has demanded that Burnham continue to let the US use RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire and Diego Garcia, the British-controlled military base in the Indian Ocean.

A US official told the newspaper that Trump remained deeply disappointed with NATO countries that had refused or restricted American access to their bases during the US-Israeli war on Iran.

Burnham’s predecessor, Keir Starmer, initially rejected a US request to use Diego Garcia for strikes on Iran. The decision angered Trump, who later said he was “very disappointed” in the British prime minister, and contributed to a sharp deterioration in relations between London and Washington.

Britain later allowed American aircraft to operate from RAF Fairford, but the base has since become a focus of anti-war protests demanding that London prevent British territory from being used in attacks on Iran.

Burnham has not publicly stated whether he intends to maintain or expand US access, or prevent further strikes from British-controlled facilities, which would likely further sour relations with the US.

His decision is expected to be shaped by opposition within the Labour Party, where a significant number of legislators have criticized the US-Israeli war on Iran, and by his own cabinet after appointing Ed Miliband as foreign secretary. Miliband previously helped persuade Starmer to reject Washington’s original request to use British bases.

The new prime minister has been presented by supporters and sections of the British media as a symbol of political “renewal”after Starmer’s deeply unpopular tenure. Burnham himself has promised an “era of hope” and a “renewal for our party and our country.”

On broader foreign policy, however, Burnham has so far signaled continuity rather than change.He has pledged to maintain Britain’s support for Ukraine, strengthen military ties with the EU,. and continueincreasing defense spending despitethe country’s escalating cost-of-living crisis, weakening public services, and rising unemployment.

(https://www.rt.com/news/643286-trump-uk-burnham-bases/

It is literally unbelievable how many countries have totally incompetent leaders, and England takes the prize!

Trump Admin Wins HUGE Court Battle Over Mail-In Ballot Rule that Requires States Submit Voter Lists and Ballot Barcodes Before Postal Service Will Deliver Federal Ballots

by Jim Hoft Jul. 21, 2026

Here is some good news out of the courts.

The Daily Signal is reporting that the Trump administration and the US Postal Service have won a key court fight over mail-in ballot oversight.

For years, Republicans have been demanding answers on how mail-in ballots are handled, tracked, and counted in this country. And for years, the DC establishment and the failed mainstream media told us there was nothing to see here.

Now, a court has handed the Trump administration and the USPS a victory on ballot oversight. This is horrible news for Democrats, who continue to obstruct and block any move by President Trump to secure our elections. Why is that?

The ruling says that states must submit their mail-voter lists at least , and every ballot envelope must carry a uniquely serialized barcode so each ballot is tracked outbound and returned.

Postmaster General David Steiner was asked point-blank whether USPS would carry a state’s ballots without the list: “, .”

M.A. Rothman reported on this latest ruling.’ – : “ ”

The D.C. Circuit just handed the Trump administration a major election-integrity win — and…— M.A. Rothman (@MichaelARothman) July 21, 2026

.The NAACP sued over this new requirement by the Trump administration – and they lost.

According to The Daily Signal.

The appeals court found the Postal Service made a “strong showing that they will likely succeed” and that the new policy would be “neither constitutionally nor prudentially ripe for review.” The court also said the policy was not affected by the NAACP settlement. Further, the panel found it could cause “irreparable harm” if the Postal Service is unable to finalize and implement the rule before the November midterm elections…

…However, the Trump administration still must clear another hurdle. In a separate lawsuit, U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani on June 25 sided with Democrat-led states that argued the Postal Service rule would interfere with states’ rights to oversee elections. The two lawsuits were argued on different grounds, but Judge Emmet Sullivan’s pause on the USPS rule remains in place.

On March 31, President Donald Trump issued a March executive order that directed his administration, primarily the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Justice, to compile a list of confirmed U.S. citizens from each state who would be legal voters.The DHS was instructed to use federal data ​to help state election officials verify eligible voters. The executive order also directed the U.S. Postal Service to only deliver ballots to voters on each state’s approved mail-in ballot list. The order directed the Postal Service to propose a final rule by Aug. 3.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/trump-admin-wins-huge-court-battle-mail-ballot/

Even CNN is Laughing at Mamdani for Thinking He Has the Authority to Arrest Netanyahu in New York City (VIDEO)

by Mike LaChance Jul. 21, 2026

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has zero authority to arrest Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu and even the Democrat cheerleaders at CNN know it.

During a recent segment where they discussed the topic,legal analyst Elie Honig listed all of the reasons why Mamdani’s claims are utterly false.

He notes that all aspects of foreign policy and diplomacy are handled by the federal government, not local jurisdictions. He also points out that thearrest warrant that Mamdani is referencing in this case is from a body that is not even recognized by the United States.

The other people on the panel laugh along because they know Honig is absolutely right about this.

Partial transcript via the Vigilant Fox:

KEILAR: “Can Mamdani have Netanyahu arrested?”

HONIG: “Absolutely not. It is utterly RIDICULOUS for the mayor of New York City to even suggest that he might have the authority to order the arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu or any visiting foreign head of state.”

“The mayor of New York City has ZERO law enforcement authority. He DOES NOT tell the Manhattan DA, the NYPD, who to arrest, who to indict.”

“So I know the mayor is having his best lawyers look at this right now. Let me save them some time. You DO NOT have the authority to do this.”

Watch the video:

CNN’s senior legal analyst Elie Honig SHUTS DOWN Zohran Mamdani’s threat to arrest Netanyahu on live TV.

=+You know it’s bad when even CNN calls the threat “a joke.”==

KEILAR: “Can Mamdani have Netanyahu arrested?”

HONIG: “Absolutely not. It is utterly RIDICULOUS for the mayor of… pic.twitter.com/miFfQdwVoq

— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) July 21, 2026

This entire affair is about Mamdani’s hatred of Israel and his supporters in the ‘Free Palestine!’ mob.

It’s also a perfect reminder that Mamdani thinks being the mayor of New York City makes him as powerful as the President of the United States. It obviously doesn’t.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/07/even-cnn-is-laughing-mamdani-thinking-he-has/

https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/2079407514693562550

Inside IDF's naval operations: Israel, US repeatedly hunted Iran's navy chief before succeeding. 1/3

Israel, US repeatedly failed to kill Iran's Alireza Tangsiri before successful strike • New details reveal Israeli naval attacks on Hezbollah commanders at Beirut's Ramada Hotel and a mobile HQ

JULY 21, 2026 19:17

On March 26, the IDF said that naval intelligence had assisted with assassinating Iranian Naval Chief Alireza Tangsiri in the port city of Bandar Abbas, with eliminating key Iranian naval cruise missile production sites, and Iranian sites related to submarines and other underwater threats.

At the time, some had deemed Tangsiri’s assassination – and the navy’s role in it – a crucial moment that led the Islamic Republic to agree to the terms of the ceasefire in early April.

Until now, the details pertaining to how Tangsiri was killed have been shrouded in mystery.

Many of the details are still classified. For the first time, however, The Jerusalem Post can disclose that, prior to March 26,the US and Israel had already tried to assassinate Tangsiri several times.

Next, the navy’s operations directorate placed specific individuals, including Tangsiri, in the target bank for the IDF’s intelligence and air force units.

After that, IDF intelligence used the initial leads that it received from the navy to acquire the real-time intelligence needed for the assassination, which it eventually passed on to the air force

The navy’s operations directorate maintained an officer with the air force targeting staff to perform final checks on the intelligence before the various strikes went forward against Tangsiri and other Iranian naval targets.

The IDF struck Iranian long-range naval cruise missile sites

Around the same time that Tangsiri was killed, the air force, acting on information from IDF naval intelligence and the broader IDF intelligence directorate, also struck two key naval cruise missile production sites in Tehran.

The targeted sites operated under the command of the Iranian Defense Ministry and were used by the Iranian regime to develop and manufacture long-range naval cruise missiles, which are capable of rapidly destroying targets at sea and on land.

These weapons could be used against the US and other allies seeking to open the Strait of Hormuz.

At the time, defense sources said that Israel also continued to provide intelligence assistance to the US regarding the Strait of Hormuz.

On April 16, the navy said that it had already undertaken or provided critical intelligence for 154 attacks during the early 2026 war with Iran and Hezbollah.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-903217

>>24852250

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Ninety-five of these attacks were against Iran. Of those 95 attacks, 68 of them were undertaken by US forces, but were entirely based on Israeli naval intelligence, with cooperation from the naval operations directorate.

At the time, all of the IDF’s actions either directly or indirectly reduced Iran’s capability to threaten the Straits of Hormuz, which is the Islamic regime’s most powerful pressure point on the US, the West, Arab countries, and others.

Regarding the navy and Iran, IDF navy Lt. “G” previously told the Post that, during Operation Rising Lion against Iran, “I was in a bunch of operations. To be part of these operations felt like a substantial contribution.”

G added, “For two-and-a-half years, sometimes, it was hard to see why the training mattered. But when you are on the front lines at sea, it helps you connect everything you studied to something real and practical. The climax was against Iran – we had the chance to perform all of the skills which we learned during the course.”

Until then, even the basic fact of the navy’s involvement had been kept classified.

In the same navy briefing, it was revealed that, during that attack, the navy fired 14 missiles to kill the five officials, who were top commanders in Quds Force-Hezbollah intelligence and terrorist financing, and had links to Palestinian terrorist groups in Lebanon.

The terrorist-financing official was the key actor in transferring $770 million from Iran to Hezbollah over the past year, the IDF reported.

The Post can now reveal new details from the assassination, including that two different Israeli naval ships were involved.

Unlike the Iran case where the navy started the process, the Post can reveal that in this case IDF intelligence started the process of researching and locating the targets, but then turned to the navy to carry out the strike.

Specifically, the Post understands that IDF intelligence wanted to utilize the navy’s precision capacities to avoid any collateral harm to the large number of diplomats, media, and civilians in the hotel.

For purposes of this operation and others, the navy is unique for its ability to operate in or near hostile territory for longer periods than other arms of the military.

If the air force justifiably brags about moving from a “stand out” posture to a relative “stand in” posture, where its fighter jets or drones can spend time hovering over a target in Iranian or Lebanese territory, the navy can go even farther to a “standby” posture.

In this case, “standby” means staying in the area for an almost indefinite period, far longer than any drone or aircraft can.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-903217

>>24852256

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Hezbollah commander assassinated by Israeli navy

In another incident, the Post can reveal that the navy assassinated the number two commander for Hezbollah’s northern command at his mobile headquarters. Because the headquarters was mobile, this meant that time was of the essence even more than in other cases.

The Post has learned that the naval operations directorate swiftly carried out the operation; there was only a short period of time between the naval operations directorate receiving the information needed to strike them and the strike being carried out.

Sources did not want to name which naval vessels undertook these attacks. However, on June 10, 2025, the Postand Hebrew media previously reported that two Israeli naval missile boats, one of which was a Saar 6 vessel, fired two long-range precision missiles from hundreds of kilometers away at the Houthi port of Hodeidah.

In addition, the Post has learned that models for rehearsing attacks can now be used in nearly every operation because the navy, using new technologies, can produce models of target areas in a matter of hours. In the past, producing those models could take days.

https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-903217

USTR Jamieson Greer Outlines Details of Misleading Talking Points by Canadian Trade Officials 1/2

July 21, 2026 | Sundance |

In the first half of this CNBC interview with U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer, the Ambassador walks through the reasoning, purpose and intent of the recently announced 50% tariff rate against Canadian imported goods.

As noted by USTR Greer the Canadians are applying two separate metrics within their trade agreement with Europe and the USA. Toward Europe there are no limits and quotas on dairy products, toward the USA there are severe limits and quotas applied by third party brokers (co-ops owned by Canadian dairy farms) leveraged by the Canadian government. This is one example of Canadian duplicity.

Additionally, by the various provincial governments of Canada banning the import and/or sale of U.S. products, and with Canada putting caps and limits on automobiles, these USA trade actions are being confronted by the 50% countervailing duties against Canadian imports. Greer also calls ‘bulls**t’ on Carney’s double speak. WATCH:

U.S. Trade Rep. Jamieson Greer: 'Expect action soon' on sweeping new tariffs

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the Trump administration's tariff strategy, President Trump's proclamations to impose 50% tariffs on Canada, state of U.S.-Canada relations, whether more tariffs are expected, and more.

14:33

https://youtu.be/4GN4AlLoGkE

The trade discussion with Canada returns at the 10:00 minute mark. Jamieson Greer notes we have always had trade issues with Canada for decades. There was a significant percentage of the population who are against offshoring jobs, which is what NAFTA essentially did in North America.

It is also worth emphasizing that President Trump wants Canada to diversify. Both U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra and President Trump have said, repeatedly, President Trump wants Canada to go make other bilateral deals with other nations.

Why? Two main reasons.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/07/21/ustr-jamieson-greer-outlines-details-of-misleading-talking-points-by-canadian-trade-officials/#more-285444

>>24852347

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#1) If Canada has to enter a bilateral trade agreement with another country, suddenly they learn what reciprocity means. They have to give something in order to get trade benefit. This is a completely new concept for Canada who have taken advantage of the USA for a long time with ZERO reciprocity in mind.

This is what former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was talking to Trump about in Mar-a-Lago (December ’24). In essence, Donald Trump wants Canada to go and try to cut more favorable trade deals, so they will learn how good they had it.

#2) If Canada cuts a trade agreement with, say, Europe, the terms of that FTA purchase in/out then become a standard in their trade allowances.

This permits team USA to turn to Canada and say, “wait, we want the same terms”. We might even ask for most favored nation terms due to scale and scope.

Canada is not prepared for this type of bilateral relationship at all. The CUSMA trade negotiator Dominic LeBlanc just discovered the problem following the current Canadian effort to diversify FTAs. Suddenly, LeBlanc has admitted quietly they have no response.

For around 40+ years (USTR Greer would argue 60+ years) Canada has benefitted from the U.S. economy purchasing their goods, allowing their businesses unlimited access to the U.S. market and yet simultaneously restricting the Canadian market from similar reciprocity. Those terms are no longer acceptable.

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2026/07/21/ustr-jamieson-greer-outlines-details-of-misleading-talking-points-by-canadian-trade-officials/#more-285444

FBI chief plans Moscow trip – Politico

Kash Patel, a longtime ally of US President Donald Trump, is reportedly scheduled to visit Russia in October

Published 21 Jul, 2026 00:57 |

FBI Director Kash Patel is planning to travel to Russia later this year, Politico reported on Monday, citing a US official and another person familiar with the matter.

According to the publication, Patel is set to visit Moscow and St. Petersburg on October 14-15 and is expected to meet with officials from Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB).The last FBI director known to have visited Russia was Robert Mueller in 2013.

A longtime ally of US President Donald Trump, Patel has worked to counter allegations by Democrats that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia during the 2016 presidential election, a theoryhe has dismissed as the “Russiagate hoax.”

Last week, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov again rejected what he called “baseless” claims that Russia sought to influence the outcome of US elections.

Direct negotiations on the Ukraine conflict, restarted by Trump last year, have stalled in recent months as the US has been preoccupied with the war in the Middle East.

Although Moscow has repeatedly said it remains ready to resume talks, Russian Foreign MinisterSergey Lavrov argued earlier this month that the West was “imitating a willingness to negotiate while openly issuing ultimatums to Russia.”

“We will no longer believe the West when it claims to want negotiated solutions. Our reserve of goodwill and hope has been exhausted once and for all,” Lavrov said.

Russian officials have largely blamed Ukraine’s European backers for attempting to sabotage the negotiations.Following a phone call between Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 4, Kremlin spokesman DmitryPeskov praised the American leader for “being open to hearing”Russia’s position on Ukraine.

The report on Patel’s planned visit also comes as the fragile US-Iran truce collapsed last week, with both sides accusing each other of violating the memorandum of understanding signed on June 17. The US launched strikes against Iran for a tenth consecutive night on Tuesday, prompting the Islamic Republic to retaliate with missiles and drones targeting American bases across the region.

https://www.rt.com/news/643277-fbi-patel-russia-visit/

Pentagon concealing true casualty numbers in Iran war – NYT

Dozens of soldiers wereinjuredin previously unreported strikes last week, the New York Times says

Published 20 Jul, 2026 23:01

The Pentagon has withheld information about dozens of service members injured during the war with Iran, The New York Times reported on Monday, citing US officials.

On Friday, Iran struck a US military site in Jordan, killing two soldiers, wounding four, and leaving one missing. According to the New York Times, however, dozens of service members were injured throughout the week in three other strikes against American forces in the country. Several helicopters were also reportedly damaged in the attacks.

An official told CNNthat “it can take several days or even weeks” for an injury to be logged into the Defense Casualty Analysis System (DCAS), an official database. A total of 427 service members have been injured in the war with Iran, the outlet reported, citing official figures.

Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell argued that “providing real-time information on non-fatal casualties to the mediais the same as providing that information directly to our adversaries.”

Parnell rejected what he called “baseless and malicious accusations of hiding injury numbers.”

“Claims of concealment are fabrications meant to further distress the American people in the wake of three service members killed in action,” Parnell said on X. “Cherry-picking raw numbers without context paints a deliberately misleading and incomplete picture,” the spokesman added.

The resumption of regular exchanges of strikes last week has once again put the spotlight on the costs of the war launched by the US and Israel in late February. A service member was killed on Saturday while attempting to dispose of a drone in northern Iraq, bringing the official US death toll to 17.

The US launched strikes against Iran for a tenth consecutive night on Tuesday as both countries signaled that the truce was effectively over. The Pentagon resumed its attacks in response to strikes on tankers and cargo ships in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has accused the US of violating the memorandum of understanding signed on June 17 and has since said it would suspend its own commitments under the accord.

https://www.rt.com/news/643276-pentagon-us-casualty-number-iran/

Were injuries in US wars ever reported during wars! I doubt it!

Trump warns Iran: 'THEY HAVEN'T SEEN ANYTHING YET

President Donald Trump takes questions from reporters during a bilateral meeting with President of Lebanon Joseph Aoun

9:03

https://youtu.be/QRkLA9Tdol0

Trump THREATENS Iran for killing US service members

Fox News chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reports on U.S. military strikes against Iranian targets as President Donald Trump meets with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.

2:27

https://youtu.be/o7OxIT0KmUE

Israel BRACES for full-scale war as Trump mulls escalation

(Israel really wants this, I hope we are not pulled into this because it will a long fight)

Israeli Ambassador to the U.S. Dr. Michael Leiter discusses Israel's approach to Hezbollah in Lebanon, calling them Iran's proxy. He also reacts to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's threats of arresting Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged crimes against humanity.

4:57

https://youtu.be/K8734Z0TP3Y

Lifelong Dem TORCHES far-left push for control of Democratic Party. Cuomo

Former Clinton National Security Council staff member Jamie Metzl criticizes the Democratic Socialists of America's radical agenda. He warns the DSA's growing influence and extremist policies threaten the party's future and American democracy.

7:50

https://youtu.be/t7dDD99w9Yo

Bret Baier: Iran is in a bad place

Aishah Hasnie reports as President Donald Trump considers escalation against Iran. 'Special Report' anchor Bret Baier discusses the conflict.

7:35

https://youtu.be/tJDmraCvtjE

'TAKE IT OUT': Expert urges US to strike key Iranian sites

Aishah Hasnie reports the latest on the conflict with Iran after the U.S. completed the 10th straight night of strikes. Kurt Volker, former U.S. ambassador to NATO, joins 'Fox & Friends' to weigh in as President Donald Trump considers full-scale operations

6:20

https://youtu.be/u-bppAN-ZOk

BREAKING: Iran launches new missile attacks against targets in the Middle East

Chief foreign correspondent Trey Yingst reportson new Iranian missile attacks after the U.S. conducted a 10th consecutive night of strikes. Former NSC Director Rich Goldberg analyzes President Donald Trump's military strategy as he weighs returning to war.

8:09

https://youtu.be/b8yDsekbLKI