According to a report by the Russian website on August 25, U.S. President Trump publicly stated at a White House press conference that the United States will change its policy towards Ukraine and will no longer provide direct financial aid to Ukraine. If Ukraine needs weapons, it must obtain them through European NATO partners. Trump clearly pointed out that the previous U.S. government had promised up to $350 billion in financial support to Ukraine, which made the U.S. "exploited." Now, the U.S. will stop directly funding Ukraine, and Ukraine's weapon needs will be handled by NATO, with the U.S. only conducting arms transactions with NATO, which must pay the full cost of the weapons.

On August 22, Jin10 reported that in the face of an increasingly fierce AI arms race, social media giant Meta Platforms (META.O) has reached a six-year cloud computing service protocol with Google Cloud worth at least $10 billion. The protocol aims to leverage Google Cloud's server and storage services to quickly fill the computing power gap caused by Meta's long construction cycle of its own data centers. This move marks the first large-scale collaboration between the two tech giants in the field of cloud computing infrastructure. Analysts believe that this not only validates Google Cloud's price advantage but also indicates that Meta will focus on enhancing the inference capabilities of its Llama model.

Putin met with senior Russian officials before the summit with U.S. President Trump, stating that the U.S. is actively working to stop the war in Ukraine, and that reaching an agreement in the field of nuclear arms control would contribute to peace between Russia and the U.S. as well as global peace.

Golden Finance reports that Russian President Putin stated: It is possible to reach a new arms protocol with the United States. (Jin10)

Russian expert Suslov predicts that the meeting between Putin and Trump in Alaska will focus on arms control and economic relations, emphasizing the importance of Arctic issues, which are both a core of competition and have potential for cooperation.

According to a report from Jin10 on August 8, a Russian source familiar with the talks and an Indian official revealed that Moscow has been actively lobbying New Delhi to purchase new defense technologies, such as the S-500 surface-to-air missile system, in recent months. Two Indian officials stated that India currently sees no need to purchase new weapons from Moscow. However, one of the officials indicated that India is unlikely to completely eliminate its dependence on Russian arms, as the decades-long partnership between the two countries means that India's military systems will continue to require support from Moscow.

On August 1, Jin10 reported that Slovenia has banned the import, export, and transit of weapons to and from Israel, becoming the first EU member state to take this measure, aimed at pressuring the Israeli government to stop its war in Gaza.

The Trump administration has adjusted the order of arms deliveries, prioritizing the transfer of the "Patriot" air defense system to Germany, followed by Switzerland. This marks the Pentagon's first actual coordination of weapon transfers to Ukraine to support allies in paying more for Ukraine's military aid.

McGregor pointed out that the U.S. missile inventory can only support about eight days of military operations, and the stockpile is nearing depletion, calling for a halt to foreign arms supplies. He suggested that President Trump should be informed of this serious situation.

Jin10 Data, July 16 – On July 15 local time, UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights Situation in the Occupied Palestinian Territories, Albinese, condemned the United States as Israel's number one arms supplier at the "Hague Group" meeting held in Colombia's capital, Bogotá. He stated that the U.S. bears complicity for all of Israel's actions and implements "Mafia-style intimidation" against those who attempt to stop them. Albinese herself is currently under U.S. sanctions, with the U.S. citing her actions to "promote legal action against U.S. and Israeli officials, companies, and executives by the International Criminal Court" as the reason. The United Nations stated on July 10 that the U.S. move sets a "dangerous precedent" and is absolutely unacceptable.

Jin10 reported on July 15 that on July 14 local time, Russian President's Press Secretary Peskov stated that the United States has been continuously supplying weapons to Ukraine, which is a fact. Although the U.S. side has repeatedly emphasized that the cost of assistance is high, weapons and military supplies continue to flow to Ukraine. In response to whether the Kremlin believes that Kyiv is deliberately delaying the negotiation process with Russia, Peskov stated, "Obviously, the Ukrainian side is not in a hurry." The Russian side is still waiting for the Ukrainian side to propose a date for negotiations, and Russia is willing to conduct a third round of negotiations.

Jin10 Data, July 7 - On July 6 local time, Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem delivered a speech in Lebanon, stating that Israel's recent attacks on Lebanon clearly violate the Lebanon-Israel ceasefire protocol, and Hezbollah will continue to resist Israel's aggression. Naim Qassem also stated that Hezbollah will not accept the normalization of relations between Lebanon and Israel. Regarding Israel's demands for Hezbollah to disarm, he emphasized that Hezbollah's armed forces are the cornerstone of its defense capabilities, and Hezbollah will never give up its arms.

Jin10 data reported on July 5, Venezuelan political scientist Igor Korazhos stated that the recent phone conversation between Russian President Putin and U.S. President Trump confirmed that Moscow's position on the Ukraine conflict has not changed. Experts indicate that the conversation between the two leaders shows that Russia continues to firmly adhere to its strategy both on the battlefield and in the diplomatic arena. Korazhos also commented on the U.S. decision to partially suspend arms supplies to Ukraine, believing that this is not a tactical move, but rather a result of Washington's depleted stock and NATO's structural limitations.

Jin10 data reported on July 4th, local time on July 3rd, Russian presidential assistant Ushakov stated that the call between Russian President Putin and US President Trump has ended, lasting approximately one hour. He indicated that the conversation between Putin and Trump was "on the same frequency," being pragmatic and specific. Ushakov noted that Putin pointed out during the call with Trump that Russia is willing to continue the negotiation process with Ukraine. Ushakov also mentioned that Trump raised the issue of ending military operations in Ukraine as soon as possible during his call with Putin. Ushakov stated that the topic of the US stopping arms supplies to Ukraine was not discussed in today's call between Putin and Trump. The two sides also did not discuss a specific date for the third round of negotiations in Istanbul between Russia and Ukraine. Ushakov said that during the call with Trump, Putin emphasized the importance of resolving Middle Eastern issues through political and diplomatic means. Ushakov added that a new round of talks between the two heads of state could be organized within 24 hours if necessary.

According to the Financial Times: U.S. President Trump will discuss the suspension of U.S. arms deliveries with Ukrainian President Zelensky during a call. The call between Trump and Zelensky is expected to take place on Friday.

UN experts call for an arms embargo against Israel, stating that it is conducting a genocidal campaign in Gaza and accusing it of being responsible for "one of the most brutal genocides." Israel denies the accusations and emphasizes its right to self-defense.

Jin10 reported on June 29 that Yulia Zhdanova, the newly appointed head of the Russian delegation at the Vienna negotiations on military security and arms control, stated that any constructive progress on the Ukraine issue would annoy the EU. Zhdanova said: "We clearly see that any constructive progress on the Ukraine issue would irritate them (the Europeans), as it could undermine their plans to deepen the Ukraine crisis to weaken Russia."

On June 24, Jin10 reported that U.S. President Trump, prior to the NATO summit, was interviewed and asked whether the ceasefire protocol between Israel and Iran had been violated. Trump stated, "I don't think so." Trump expressed his discontent with Israel's immediate decision to "lay down arms" after both parties reached the ceasefire protocol. He stated that both Israel and Iran had violated the ceasefire protocol.

June 11 (Reuters) -- Russia on Wednesday said it was willing to ship Iran's nuclear materials away and turn them into fuel in a way that would help narrow the U.S.-Iran divide over Iran's nuclear program. Ryabkov, Russia's deputy foreign minister for arms control and relations with the United States, told Russian media on Wednesday that efforts should be redoubled to reach a solution, and that Moscow is willing to help in ideas and practical ways. "We are ready to help both Washington and Tehran, not only politically, and not limited to ideas that may be useful during the negotiation process, but at a practical level: for example, exporting the excess nuclear materials produced by Iran, which will then be used in the production of reactor fuel." The United States wants Iran to ship all of its highly enriched uranium (HEU) away. Tehran, on the other hand, said that only excess HEUs that exceeded the limits set in the 2015 agreement should be shipped out.

President Trump plans to visit the Gulf region, with a main agenda of $1 trillion in trade and investment commitments. Saudi Arabia has pledged to invest $600 billion in the U.S. over the next four years, which includes at least $100 billion in arms sales. Qatar will also announce deals and investments ranging from $200 billion to $300 billion, including commercial aircraft transactions with Boeing.

Jin10 reported on April 27 that Indian media, including the Asian News International, cited military sources stating that from the night of the 26th to the early morning of the 27th, Pakistani army posts near the Line of Control in Kashmir used small arms fire, to which the Indian army effectively retaliated with small arms fire. There have been no reports of casualties so far. The Pakistani side has not yet responded to this.

Jin10 data reported on April 26 that the Indian military issued a statement on the 26th, stating that starting from the night of the 25th, the Pakistani army launched small-scale shooting at multiple outposts along the Line of Control in Kashmir, and the Indian army retaliated with small arms, with no reports of casualties so far. There has been no response from the Pakistani side on this matter.

President Trump of the United States may announce a weapon program worth over $100 billion during his visit to Saudi Arabia in May. Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies may provide advanced weapon systems, including C-130 transport aircraft, missiles, and radar. Some plans are already in progress, and executives from several defense companies are considering a trip to Saudi Arabia.

Jin10 data reported on April 4th, local time. On April 4th, Russian President's press secretary Peskov stated that Russia will continue to consider the details of possible ceasefire proposals regarding the Russia-Ukraine situation. Providing security guarantees to Ukraine is a topic of negotiation and discussion, and it is also a very complex issue. It is still too early to present specific security guarantee conditions. He mentioned that Russia and the United States are taking preliminary cautious measures to create a favorable atmosphere for starting discussions on arms control issues. Peskov holds a cautiously optimistic view of Russian-American relations.

The U.S. Senate overwhelmingly rejected two measures opposing the sale of weapons to Israel. Democratic Senator Bernie Sanders introduced the proposal, opposing Israel's military actions and condemning the sale of $8.8 billion in weapons to Israel. Only 15 Democratic lawmakers supported the measure, reflecting divisions within the Democratic Party on the issue of support for Israel.

Putin has called for a halt to weapons supplies to Ukraine during the ceasefire. Russia hopes to cease all arms supplies, with the minimum requirement being for the U.S. to stop its assistance. Europe is extremely unwilling to do so, fearing that Russia will rearm while Ukraine is unable to respond.

Jinshi data, March 12th news, Xidiwei stated on the investor interaction platform that the company's auto-focus and optical anti-shake chips are not currently used in the field of robotics, but the company's motor drive product IPM intelligent power module can be used in the field of robotics, and the high-side switch drive chip can also be used in the field of industrial robotic arms.

BlockBeats News, on March 11, FOX Business reporter Eleanor Terrett posted that for the first White House cryptocurrency summit held last Friday, investors and industry observers had hoped to hear the Trump administration's specific plan to make the United States a "crypto capital", but the summit content was still general and had mixed reactions. Nonetheless, attendees were generally positive about the atmosphere and were optimistic about the government's ability to provide more regulatory clarity in the future. Former CFTC Chair Christopher Giancarlo commented: "This summit is clearly a way for this administration to welcome the industry with open arms, and it's a way for them to say, 'You've been persecuted, and now we're celebrating you.'" Ripple CEO Brad

Berenberg analysts predict that the European military budget will grow by a high single digit until 2035, and regional governments will order European defense equipment to boost European defense stocks. The UK has pledged to increase defence spending to 2.5% of GDP by 2027, which will benefit QinetiQ and Babcock International. The preferred investment target is the German arms company Rheinmetall.

Jinshi data news on March 1st, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense website published a statement: "Ukraine proposed that a French arms company establish a joint venture. We have proposed several projects that can allocate funds for these projects using the frozen assets of the Russian Federation's Interest." Ukrainian Deputy Minister of Defense Sergei Boyev pointed out that the Ukrainian military still needs air defense and missile defense systems, interceptors for existing systems, heavy armored vehicles, and ammunition.

March 1st, Jinshi Data, Turkey media reported on March 1st that the Kurdish Workers' Party announced that it would respond to the call of its imprisoned leader to lay down its arms and disband.

The Office of the President of the Kurdistan Region of Iraq issued a statement welcoming the self-dissolution proposal put forward by the leader of the Kurdistan Workers' Party, Ercelan. Barzani believes that this is a key step in achieving regional peace, emphasizing the need for a peaceful, civilized, and democratic struggle to achieve stability through dialogue and political action. The statement expresses full support for the peace process and will take necessary measures to ensure its success.

On February 25, Kit Juckes of Société Générale said in a report that the Short pound is an attractive deal against the Swedish krona given the weak outlook for the UK economy and the expected boost to the Swedish economy due to increased European defense spending. The UK's economic rise outlook has weakened recently and is likely to deteriorate further. At the same time, given that Sweden has long been an arms exporter, the krona could appreciate if Europe takes more responsibility for its own security. Sweden's defense industry accounts for a significantly higher share of GDP than most economies.

On February 9th, Jinshi Data News, Gennady Gatilov, the Permanent Representative of Russia to the United Nations Office in Geneva, said in an interview that the United States is not prepared to resume serious dialogue with Russia on nuclear disarmament.

The German government approved a record-breaking $13 billion in weapon exports last year, with Ukraine accounting for the lion's share at 8.15 billion euros. Other export destinations include Singapore, Algeria, the United States, and Turkey.

Jinshi Data News on December 26th, the Ministry of National Defense held a routine press conference. A journalist asked that according to reports, the US Space Force stationed in Japan was recently announced. The first commander stated at the founding ceremony that the establishment of the Space Force in Japan aims to strengthen the region's space surveillance and response capabilities in response to the strengthening of space military utilization by China and Russia and North Korea's development of nuclear and missile technology. What are the spokesperson's comments on this? Colonel Zhang Xiaogang, spokesperson for the Ministry of National Defense, stated that the US continues to expand its space force, strengthen space military alliances, provoke a space arms race, and endanger global strategic stability. China has always insisted on the peaceful use of space and opposes the weaponization and militarization of space. We urge the US to seriously examine its dangerous actions in the space domain, stop provoking space confrontation, stop spreading false narratives, and make its due contribution to maintaining lasting peace and security in outer space.

Base protocol is pleased to welcome Pudgy Penguin and its Token PENGU to the Base community, and looks forward to collaborating with Abstract Chain to expand Ethereum. Previously, the co-founder of Yuga Labs' post on X platform caused dissatisfaction from Jesse Pollak, but the latter explained that he hoped there would be no misunderstanding. Pudgy Penguin's parent company Igloo plans to adopt a multi-chain approach, enabling PENGU on both Ethereum and Abstract Chain.

The global defense industry is expected to generate $632 billion in revenue by 2023, with 41 of the top 100 companies headquartered in the United States. The arms sales revenue amounts to $317 billion, accounting for half of the total revenue, with 30 companies showing increased sales.

The United States plans to spend about $138 billion on the modernization of its nuclear arsenal by 2049, which 'actually' marks the beginning of an arms race. The Pentagon has accepted over 200 upgraded nuclear warheads, the largest annual delivery since the end of the Cold War. The United States is also expected to spend $500 billion on stockpile management. The number of people employed in the nuclear modernization plan in the past decade has increased by over 70%, effectively engaging in an arms race with its competitors.

On October 19, local time, the defense ministers of NATO countries concluded a two-day meeting at NATO headquarters in Brussels. At this meeting, the "victory plan" proposed by Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky a few days ago became a major focus of discussion, but according to foreign media analysis, the plan did not receive the support of NATO. The "Victory Plan" calls for an immediate invitation to Ukraine to join NATO and an increase in arms support for Ukraine. NATO Secretary-General Rutte said NATO allies are fulfilling their financial commitments of 40 billion euros in security support to Ukraine, but he did not specify when Ukraine could join NATO.

Jin10 data, October 8th news, American military contractor Raytheon is suspected of inflating the price of arms sales, and has reached a plea bargain with the US Department of Justice. After the incident was exposed by Taiwanese media, it has continued to attract attention in Taiwan, with more details revealed in Taiwanese media reports. Recently, Taiwanese media personality Zhao Shao-kang criticized in a post, accusing Raytheon of cheating money from Taiwan, and the defense department dared not strongly condemn it, remaining silent when facing the United States. The Taiwanese public opinion also criticized that such sycophantic behavior cannot bring peace and stability to the Taiwan region.

On October 6th, Jin10 data reported that tens of thousands of people in London took to the streets on October 5th to protest and hold speeches outside Downing Street, calling on the UK government to stop all arms trading with Israel and end the conflict in the Middle East. On the same day, protests and demonstrations also erupted in many cities around the world, including Paris, Rome, Berlin, Madrid, Barcelona, Cape Town in South Africa and other countries.

On September 25, Jin10 Data reported that on September 24 local time, protesters in multiple cities in the United States held demonstrations against US military support for Israel and called for an arms embargo on Israel. It is reported that the cities where the protest demonstrations were held include Washington, DC, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, San Antonio and Phoenix. American people said that Israel's attacks on Lebanon and the ongoing siege and genocide in the Gaza Strip are caused by a large number of bombs, missiles and warplanes provided by the US government.

On September 11th, Jin Shi Data reported that Steven, the chief economist of Mizuho Securities USA,