Russia: Sarmat missile test successful; seeks strategic stability - RIA

Russia's Ryabkov: 'Sarmat' missile's size matters; no reaction expected from West; Russia warns other nations; 'Umbrellas' won't protect anti-Russia dreamers

Key points from Deputy Foreign Minister of Russia Sergei Ryabkov's statements: - 'Sarmat' missile's characteristics are significant; - Russia views Western attempts to appear indifferent to 'Sarmat' launch with irony, but expects no reaction; - Russia warns other countries about 'Sarmat' tests to maintain strategic stability; - Russia must demonstrate its capabilities to deter 'umbrella' concepts on the West; - No 'umbrellas' can protect those dreaming of victory over Russia.

Ukraine becomes key defense-tech innovator; Western firms seek access to drones, networks

Ukraine is rapidly becoming a key defense-tech innovator, with Western governments and firms seeking access to its drones, battlefield networks, and other advanced military tools.

Iran warns US that previously immune targets are now in range, vowing multi-layered fire in response to Trump's remarks.

An Iranian military source reported that Iran has expanded its military planning scope, warning that previously immune targets would be within range in the event of war. The source stated that any US adventure would be met with heavy, multi-layered fire, following Donald Trump's reference to possible aggression against Iran.

Swedish troops train with NATO in Latvia during Exercise Aurora 26

Swedish troops are in Latvia for Exercise Aurora 26, training with NATO forces to enhance alliance coordination and readiness.