Trump administration will meet top U.S. defense contractors (Lockheed Martin, RTX/Raytheon, others) at the White House to speed up weapons production as U.S. stockpiles have been strained by conflicts including Iran, Ukraine, and Gaza.
The Pentagon is preparing a ~$50 billion supplemental budget to replenish stockpiles and increase output of key weapons like Tomahawk cruise missiles (target production up to 1,000 per year).
Officials are also pressuring contractors to prioritize production over shareholder payouts, with underperforming companies potentially facing penalties or contract termination.
Source: Reuters 










Rosatom, which built and maintains the Bushehr facility, reports explosions near the site. Operations have been halted, and Russia is preparing to evacuate its personnel.
Rosatom chief Alexey Likhachev warned that a direct strike on Bushehr, where 70 tons of nuclear fuel and 210 tons of spent fuel are stored, could cause a nuclear catastrophe on a regional scale.