Deployment of Strykers to U.S. Southern Border

Strykers, eight-wheeled armored vehicles, deployed to U.S. Southern Border to support Customs and Border Protection in surveillance and detection of illegal migrants, not weaponized. Used as a deterrent as well. Numbers of encounters have decreased in the El Paso sector. Cartels are reportedly deterred by the presence of these vehicles.

International Nuclear Politics

Hudson Institute senior fellow discusses ceasefire talks with Ukraine and significance of Iran, China, and Russia meeting for nuclear talks. Poland's President calls on the U.S. to place nuclear weapons within its borders as deterrence to Russia's aggression. France considers extending nuclear deterrence to EU nations amid concerns of U.S. withdrawal from the bloc.

NATO's Deterrence Shift to Poland

Polish President Andrzej Duda is advocating for NATO's deterrence to shift eastward to Poland by deploying nuclear weapons to deter a potential Russian invasion. He has discussed this option with the US and referenced Russia's deployment of tactical nuclear weapons in neighboring Belarus. The proposal has also been supported by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Trump administration's border policies and their impact on illegal migration

Trump border czar Tom Homan stated that the administration's border policies have deterred illegal migrants by ending catch and release, and implementing immediate deportation and prosecution for violators.

France's Nuclear Capabilities for European Defense

President Macron of France is considering using the country's nuclear capabilities to defend European allies due to US reducing its presence in Europe. This move is in response to the threat of Russian aggression and aims to strengthen Europe's security.

North Korea test-launch of strategic cruise missiles

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un supervised a test-launch of strategic cruise missiles and ordered full readiness to use nuclear attack capability, citing the need for defense and deterrence.

NATO Defense Spending and Deterrence

NATO Secretary General warns that member states need to increase defense spending to deter aggression, especially in the face of Russian destabilization campaigns and calls from President Trump. Current spending is below agreed minimum of 2% of GDP, with discussions of increasing to 2.5%, 3%, or even 5%.

Discussion on Former President Trump's Fundraising and National Security

Former presidential candidate Gov. Doug Burgum discusses former President Trump's fundraising efforts and the threat posed by China, emphasizing the need for deterrence and a red wave in the upcoming elections.

NATO Secretary-General Calls for Penalties Against China for Supporting Russia's Invasion of Ukraine

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg called for penalties against China for supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine, emphasizing the need for consequences. Stoltenberg highlighted the interconnected global challenges and the importance of a strong Western deterrence against aggressive powers like Russia and China. China denounced Stoltenberg's remarks, accusing him of shifting blame and sowing discord.

Israel's missile strikes in Iran

Israel conducted missile strikes in Iran in response to an Iranian attack last weekend. The strikes targeted an air base and a nuclear enrichment site near Isfahan. Both sides are signaling capabilities and deterrence without escalating further.

Iran's Nuclear Weapons Program and Threat to Israel

Fox News article discussing Iran's nuclear weapons program and the potential threat it poses to Israel, with insights from experts and officials on the current situation and recommendations for action.