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Breaking News: The United States launched major strikes on Iran in retaliation to strikes on ships in the Hormuz strait, we have the latest details. Plus, all eyes are on the NATO summit right now in Ankara, Turkey. As the war in Ukraine grinds on, Russia continues to make gains and Ukraine continues to bleed men, money, and territory. Yet President Trump continues to say he believes a peace deal is closer than most people think. And, a Democratic Senate candidate once seen as the party's best chance to flip a crucial seat is now fighting for his political future. Graham Platner is denying allegations of sexual assault, but the accusations have already cost him endorsements from some of the biggest names in Democratic politics.

Global industry leaders and policymakers have descended on the Russian city of Ekaterinburg for the INNOPROM International Industrial Exhibition.

On the sidelines of the event, RT asked the Secretary General of the Indonesia-Russia and Belarus Committee how eastward ties are progressing.

Former Greek ambassador to Poland, Canada and Armenia Leonidas Chrysanthopoulos joins RT to discuss Donald Trump’s move to lift sanctions blocking Turkey’s purchase of F-35 fighter jets — a decision he says could upset the military balance between Greece and Turkey.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect,’ Jeffery Tucker, founder and president of the Brownstone Institute, breaks down Donald Trump’s disastrous handling of the Iran crisis, arguing the American president broke promises and alienated his base. He explains why American patriotism has waned under Trump, highlighting the sharp decline in enthusiasm among his supporters.

Our guest also shared a daring vision for a new America, in which the government’s priorities are health care, debt relief and economic stability as opposed to endless wars.

We wrapped up with RT’S Chay Bowes explaining why UK lawmakers are terrified of a Russian cartoon. Want to know why they’re trying to ban a children’s show? Tune in to the latest episode of Sanchez Effect here on RT or on BitChute at ‘ricksancheztv’.

The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has officially begun, placing her political future under scrutiny as she remains one of the leading potential candidates for the 2028 presidential election.

RT speaks with Congressman Antonio Tinio, who says the proceedings are political, but argues that the allegations against Duterte — including misuse of public funds, bribery, hidden wealth, and an alleged assassination plot — are serious enough to require accountability.

Tinio also weighs in on the prosecution’s attempt to access Duterte’s bank records and her absence from the courtroom.

Memorial services for Iran’s killed leader are being held beyond the country’s borders, including in Iraq, Pakistan, Nigeria and India. In the Indian city of Magund, people gathered at a blood donation camp to pay tribute.

RT spoke with Abuja-based Islamic theology lecturer Abdullahi Danladi, who argued that the attack failed to destabilize Iran. According to Danladi, the assassination produced the opposite result — uniting Iranians across political and social divisions.

He also accused the US and Israel of fueling terrorism and destabilization in Muslim-majority regions, claiming that violence in places such as Nigeria is linked to foreign interests in mineral resources.

It’s a Data Center battle that’s unfolding in Utah.The Stratos Hyperscale Data Center is a colossal project that spans tens of thousands of acres. The energy demands are expected to be double the electricity consumption of the entire state. Supporters call it a cornerstone of artificial intelligence, the kind of infrastructure that will power everything from cloud computing to national security. But is it doing irreparable damage to a state where the residents had very little say in the matter. America Now host Ben Swann breaks it down with investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane. Plus, is the sun really the enemy… or have we been sold a lie? For decades we’ve been told the same thing. stay out of the sun, slather on sunscreen, fear UV rays like they’re toxic. But what if the science is far more nuanced and the narrative we’ve all grown up on geared towards a billion dollar industry? And, invest with Trump? you heard it right. a new federal investment program is doing just that—opening a stock market account for eligible newborns with a thousand-dollar head start. America now’s Olivia Flynn has the details.

Europe's highest court ruled that German prosecutors can treat three bloggers who reposted content from Russia today... as if they were helping violate European union sanctions. They're not accused of working for the Russian government. They're not accused of being spies. they are not even accused of sharing dis-information. They're accused of reposting videos, and if convicted, they could face up to five years in prison. This is a direct attack on free speech. __ talks with anchor Ben Swann. Plus, a growing fight over digital privacy is raising new concerns in the crypto world. The European Union is rolling out new online age verification tools—but critics say the technology could eventually link internet activity more closely to government-issued identification, America now’s Olivia Flynn explains. And, no more red card! Team USA is fully loaded headed into its battle with Belgium in the World Cup. America Now’s Alyssa Dugrot breaks it down.

The Interprom International Industrial Exhibition has opened in Ekaterinburg, bringing together industry leaders, business representatives and policymakers from around the world.

On the sidelines of the forum, RT spoke with Indonesia’s Minister of Industry Agus Gumiwang Kartasasmita, who said Indonesia’s participation gives its companies a chance to present themselves and build stronger links with Russian partners.

Attorney Harry Roque, former Presidential Spokesperson of Rodrigo Duterte, joins RT to discuss the impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte. He argues that the Marcos administration is systematically removing her allies in order to lower the threshold for conviction and secure her removal.