🇮🇷Iran has retained about 70% of its missile arsenal, despite US claims of destroying the country's military power, writes The New York Times, citing American intelligence.

According to the newspaper, Tehran has restored operational access to 30 out of 33 missile facilities along the Strait of Hormuz, as well as to nearly 90% of underground storage facilities and launch pads.

Part of the infrastructure is already considered fully operational.

New intelligence data suggests that Washington may have overestimated the extent of the damage and underestimated Iran's ability to quickly restore military facilities.

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🇺🇦🇷🇺One day of war costs Ukraine 450 million dollars, reported the head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry, Sybiha.

The war has been going on for 1540 days. Thus, only on the Ukrainian side, about 693 billion dollars have been spent on it.

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🇺🇸🇺🇦After a visit to Ukraine, the CEO of Palantir stated that the Armed Forces of Ukraine are using his company's technology as an "operating system for war", reports Die Welt.

"You can imagine it as an operating system for war," says Karp.

He explains that Ukraine manages the battlefield just like a technology company serves its clients. The only difference is: "How many Russian soldiers are killed per square kilometer? Why and how, what means were used, what worked and what didn't?" And this applies right down to the level of individual units.

"Ukraine has created one of the most important military defense systems in the world. Every person we spoke to is confident that they will win this war. They are very optimistic," said Karp after meeting with Zelensky.

Karp assures that Palantir does not have access to Ukrainian data.

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🇮🇷🇵🇰Satellite images from Pakistan. Earlier reports indicated that Iran had redeployed some aircraft to protect its air force in case of a new aggression by the Epstein coalition.

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