The President's Daily Brief July 29th, 2025: Putin’s Navy Humiliated Once Again & Houthis Plan an Invasion of Israel
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Jul 29, 2025 Russia's Navy Day parade is called off amidst significant losses in the Black Sea, highlighting the deteriorating maritime power of the Kremlin. Meanwhile, Iran-backed Houthis are training for a ground invasion of Israel, marking a startling shift in military strategy. Tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have led to a ceasefire after a deadly border conflict. On the tech front, a major cyberattack has disrupted Aeroflot, grounding flights and showcasing the rising threat of digital warfare.
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Russia's Navy Humiliation
- Russia's Black Sea Fleet suffered major losses and humiliation, weakening its regional sea power.
- Ukraine, without a navy, effectively broke Russia's naval blockade and resumed grain exports, a historical first.
Houthis Threaten Israel
- Iran-backed Houthis are training for a ground invasion of Israel, naming it after Hamas's October 7 attack.
- Their expanded military operations threaten shipping that deals with Israel, escalating regional tensions.
Thai-Cambodian Ceasefire
- Thailand and Cambodia agreed on an immediate ceasefire after their deadliest border clash in over a decade.
- US and Malaysia mediation helped push negotiations amid trade pressure and tariff threats from the US.