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Trump stated that the USA supports the production of nuclear submarines by increasing defense investments. The Anduril investment in Baltimore was presented as a $3.7 billion project.
US President Donald Trump stated that they should finish what they started in Iran and said that they were only considering whether to do this in a "kind or rude" way.
Trump attended the ceremony held at a shipyard in Baltimore for military technology company Anduril's $3.7 billion investment to produce components for nuclear-powered submarines.
In his speech, Trump explained that investments in the field of defense have increased in the USA and that nuclear submarines have an important place in this field, and stated that the American army will become even stronger with these investments.
Trump praised the Anduril investment in Baltimore, stating that the future of the US Navy lies in such technology-oriented large investments and that they are building a powerful nuclear submarine fleet.
Making evaluations about the war with Iran, Trump said, "We need to finish this job, and it's just a matter of how we want to do it. Will we do it in a polite way or in a not-so-kind way. You'll learn that very soon." he said.
Arguing that they almost destroyed Iran's military capacity, the US President said of Iran's former religious leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, "Do you remember Khamenei? They are all dead." he said.
Stating that the leaders of many countries in the region thanked him after the USA hit Iran, Trump said, "I asked them when will you pay for this?" he said.
He argued that the Strait of Hormuz belongs to the USA
Stating that tons of oil shipments continue every day through the Strait of Hormuz, Trump argued that the strait is completely under the control of the US Navy.
“In other words, the Strait of Hormuz belongs to the US Navy and the United States of America.” Commenting, Trump noted that the USA does not need any oil from the region.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The United States may increase its military presence in the Strait of Hormuz.
Likely · Within weeks
Iran may stage a military demonstration against US statements.
Possible · Within days

Iran-backed Houthis in Yemen targeted Aden International Airport with 2 ballistic missiles and several kamikaze unmanned aerial vehicles. As a result of the attack, the plane landing was canceled, passengers were evacuated and airport security was increased. No casualties were reported.

Yemeni government forces, with the support of Saudi Arabia, took control of Moha in the Bab al-Mandab Strait and declared that they had withdrawn it from the Houthis. The Arab Coalition stated that it targeted military points belonging to the Houthis in Hodeidah. The Houthis, on the other hand, declared Saudi Arabian airspace an area of operation and warned international airline companies, claiming that they carried out ballistic missile attacks on Riyadh.

The first high-level visit between Türkiye and Syria is planned after the end of the Syrian civil war and the December 8 revolution. Relations intensified with Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan's visit to Damascus and Syrian Foreign Minister Assad Hasan Shaybani's visit to Ankara. It was announced that Erdogan is planning a visit to Syria soon.
In an interview with Reuters, US Vice President JD Vance demanded that Iran significantly reduce its nuclear enrichment capacity. Vance said that Iran should not have a 60 percent enriched producer and emphasized that the agreement should include concrete concessions. Offers have been exchanged between Iran and the United States in recent weeks to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Yemen's Iran-backed Houthi militia targeted Aden International Airport with two ballistic missiles and several kamikaze drones. After the attack, the planes were transferred to a safe area, passengers were evacuated and security measures were increased at the airport. No casualties were reported.
In Yemen, Iran-backed Houthis targeted Aden International Airport with two ballistic missiles and several kamikaze drones. As a result of the attack, passengers and airport employees were transferred to safe places and planes canceled their landings or changed direction. No casualties were reported, but it was described as a violation of international law as an attack on civil aviation.