Indonesia to buy Chinese J-10 fighter jets
According to Indonesian Antara News Agency and Jakarta Globe, Indonesian Defense Minister Shahri confirmed on Wednesday (15th) that the country will purchase China J-10 fighter jets. "J-10 fighter jets will soon appear in Jakarta," Shafri told reporters on the same day. However, he declined to disclose details such as the specific timetable or quantity of purchases.
Trump says Modi promises to stop buying Russian oil
Trump told reporters at the White House that he was unhappy about India's practice of buying Russian oil, and Modi assured him that India would not buy oil from Russia again on the same day, describing this as an important initiative. Trump added that India cannot "immediately" stop buying, saying it would require a process, but the process would soon end. This has not yet been responded by the Indian Embassy in the United States. According to reports, India is the world's third largest oil importer and consumer, while Russia is India's main oil supplier, accounting for about 35% of its total supply.
Yin Xiyue was arraigned by the special inspection team and remained silent for more than 8 hours
Former South Korean President Yin Xi Jinping actively attended the "Civil Rebellion Special Inspection Group" calling investigation on 15 July. This is the first time since he was arrested again in July this year, receiving a special inspection group calling investigation on Yin Xi Jinping allegedly issued instructions to the drone operations command in October last year, demanding that the drone be sent to Pyongyang to trigger a tough response from the North Korean side, but the investigation lasted more than 8 hours, Yin Xi Jinping exercised his right to silence, did not answer any questions.
U.S. Secretary of Defense Broke Glass on Airplane
On the 15th, U.S. Defense Secretary Hegseth was returning home after attending the NATO meeting. The windshield of his plane was broken, and the plane flying over the Atlantic Ocean was forced to turn back and temporarily land at a British air base. A Pentagon spokesman said on social media that all the people on board, including Hegseth, were safe and sound.
Iranian tanker restart signal attracts attention
According to foreign media reports, oil tankers flying the Iranian flag have begun to accurately and publicly broadcast their sailing positions for the first time in more than seven years, and "camouflage" or "ghost mode" no longer appears. Foreign media said that since the United States resumed oil sanctions against Iran in 2018, Iranian oil tankers have long avoided tracking by turning off their transponders or forging coordinates. Some analysts believe that this change is either to deter seizure operations or to "legalize" Iran's shipping, demonstrating to the outside world that Iranian oil is being transported and not weapons.
Source: Phoenix TV Information Channel
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