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[Keith Kellogg @generalkellogg]

Was great watching the World Heavyweight Boxing Champion talking with the US Secty of State, Homeland Security and Director of CIA at the White House for UFC 250.

[Financial Times @FT]

Russia has attacked Ukraine’s capital with a massive barrage of missiles and drones, damaging a 950-year-old cathedral and monastery, just hours after an hour-long phone call between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. https://t.co/ux7ccPixdo

[Ksawery @Ksawery_Kreft]

Senator Kelly: „Ile razy Vance i Rubio byli na Ukrainie? Zero. Czy Trump był na Ukrainie? Nie. Zaprosił Putina do Stanów Zjednoczonych, ale nadal nie wysłał nikogo na wysokim szczeblu w swoim rządzie, by odwiedził Ukrainę.”

[ElBuni @therealbuni]

En japon, los hinchas esperan al semaforo en rojo para juntarse a festejar por las calles de shibuya y cuando se vuelve a poner verde, se corren para que pasen los autos kjj

[LIBERTA DEPRE @liberta___depre]

A emoção do Mahmoud Abunada, goleiro do Catar, após ser escolhido o melhor jogador da partida contra a Suíça e ter garantido o primeiro ponto da história da seleção catarina em uma Copa do Mundo.

📽️@MaanAlquiae

[Miss ADEL🦋🦚🌹 @a_derll]

Look at how Japan bench and the whole stadium celebrating their goal, football is soo beautiful man 🥹❤️

[haruka no yume【はるかのゆめ】 @haruka_no_yume]

🇯🇵 Japanese actress and TV presenter Yuka Kageyama came to Dallas, Texas to cheer on the Japanese national soccer team Samurai Blue.

She was known for her coverage of the 2022 World Cup so we're all happy to see her again.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

In China, a road-cleaning machine has been developed that is capable of operating at speeds of up to 80 km/h.

It powerfully sucks up even bricks and large construction debris.

These machines are mainly used on expressways and highways, where maximum speed and efficiency are crucial.

[ᜰ 🇦🇷 @markklfc]

Virgil van Dijk on Wataru Endō after Japan’s 2-2 draw with the Netherlands national football team:

🗣️ “I have to say, that moment with Endō’s shirt left on the bench… it was emotional. Even as an opponent, you could feel the weight of it.

To hear he withdrew from the squad due to injury and then announced his retirement on the eve of the World Cup that’s heartbreaking. No player deserves that. Not after all the years of sacrifice and discipline it takes to reach this stage.

When you step out on that pitch and you know a teammate like that should have been there, it changes something in the atmosphere. You feel it in the dressing room, you feel it during the match, and you definitely feel it after the final whistle.

What Japan did tonight by keeping his jersey with them wasn’t just respect—it was love. It showed how much he means to that group, not just as a player but as a leader.

As a footballer, you understand how fragile these moments are. One injury, one twist of fate, and a dream can disappear right before your eyes. That’s the cruel side of this game people don’t always see.

So when I saw that shirt on the bench, I didn’t see a symbol of absence. I saw a reminder of what they’re fighting for.

And honestly, teams that carry that kind of emotion with them… they become very dangerous. Very united. Very hard to break down.

Tonight wasn’t just about a 2-2 draw. It was about a team playing with someone in their hearts who couldn’t be on the pitch with them.”

[Appie Culé @appiecule]

Everything Japan has achieved is thanks in large part to their coach, Hajime Moriyasu, whose story with the national team is truly remarkable.

Moriyasu took charge of Japan in 2017, and since then he has recorded 72 wins in 103 games. Just think about that number.

But the impressive part isn’t the statistics — it’s the quality of those victories. He has beaten Germany twice, including a stunning 4-1 win, defeated Spain, Brazil, and Turkey by four goals, and two months ago became the first coach to lead an Asian national team to a victory over England.

What makes the story even better is that 36 years ago, while he was on a training stint with Manchester United⁠, he was asked a mocking question: “Do Japanese people even know how to play football?”

From that moment on, he set out to build a national team that would earn the respect of the entire football world.

A truly great coach ❤️

[popai @EzPopai]

🎤森保一監督「オランダ人の記者もいっぱいおられると思うので、改めてオランダの皆さまに感謝したい」

「私が日本代表になった時、ハンス・オフトさん（元日本代表監督）というオランダ人のコーチに育てていただいた。私だけでなく日本人の指導者が大きな影響を受け、日本のサッカーが発展した。ヤンセン監督も広島の監督として、日本のサッカーに貢献して下さった。私自身もフェイエノールトのクラブハウスに彼が眠っていると聞いて、そこに行かせていただいた。たくさんのオランダの指導者が日本のサッカーの発展に貢献してくださったので感謝したい」

[Orlando Guerreiro 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩 @orlandoguerreir]

Trump ataca Lewis Hamilton — e recebe uma resposta contundente…. Donald Trump chamou Lewis Hamilton de “um insulto ao esporte” porque o heptacampeão é “extremamente progressista” e acredita que não devemos discriminar com base no gênero…. Infelizmente ele escolheu a pessoa errada…. Em um local histórico, Lewis Hamilton não apenas respondeu com veemência — ele fez um discurso moral…. “O presidente dos Estados Unidos acabou de dizer que eu insultei o espírito da competição”, começou Lewis Hamilton…. “Querem saber o que insulta a humanidade? Tirar o acesso à saúde dos doentes enquanto se cortam impostos para bilionários.”…. “Sabem o que insulta a humanidade?”, continuou ele…. “Deportar estrangeiros e separar bebês de suas mães.”….
“Sabe o que insulta a humanidade? Bombardear crianças inocentes em idade escolar no Irã e enviar nossos bravos homens e mulheres para morrer em mais uma guerra sem fim… Acobertar os arquivos de Epstein e depois se recusar a processar uma única pessoa envolvida.”…. Lewis Hamilton — que foi atacado por Trump por apoiar pessoas transgênero e afirmar que “todas as crianças são uma dádiva para este mundo” — mudou completamente o discurso…. Em vez de recuar, ele fundamentou sua mensagem nos próprios valores que Trump tentou usar como arma…. “Eu não sou uma pessoa perfeita”, disse ele…. “Mas me esforço todos os dias para usar minha plataforma em prol daqueles que não a têm.”…. “Somos ensinados a amar o nosso próximo como a nós mesmos… Conseguimos imaginar a guerra em um mundo perfeito? Conseguimos imaginar o preconceito em um mundo perfeito? Conseguimos imaginar a pobreza em um mundo perfeito? Então por que toleramos essas coisas na Terra?”

[Marco Fattorini @MarcoFattorini]

Il segretario alla Difesa USA, Pete Hegseth: «Nessuno produce armi migliori o in maggiore quantità degli Stati Uniti».

Margaret Brennan (CBS News): «Ma ora c'è una crisi con quelle scorte…»

Hegseth: «È una storia inventata dai media».

Brennan: «Lei ha testimoniato sotto giuramento dicendo che ci vorrebbero anni per ricostruire quelle scorte».

[Борис @Provsete]

Чи закладуть у Тернополі перший парк за 35 років Незалежності? https://t.co/0BHUwZtjtJ

[Keith Kellogg @generalkellogg]

This attack tonight on the Monastery by the Russians in Kyiv makes no sense. It has a parallel with the bombing of London’s St. Paul’s in 1940 by the Germans. It won’t work. Someone tell me the military necessity of the Russian attack. There is none.

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

🇯🇵😂 The most Japanese celebration ever

After Japan’s 2–2 draw against the Netherlands, fans rushed onto Tokyo’s famous Shibuya Crossing to celebrate.

For exactly 40 seconds.

Why? Because the pedestrian light was green.

As soon as it turned red, everyone stopped celebrating and obediently moved back to the sidewalks.

Even in the middle of a spontaneous football celebration, the Japanese still refused to break traffic rules.

[Олег Володарський @volodarskijo]

🇺🇸Сенатор Марк Келлі звернув увагу на показовий факт щодо підходу команди Дональда Трампа до росії і до України.

«Скільки разів Венс і Рубіо були в Україні? Жодного. Те ж саме стосується Трампа. Чи був він в Україні? Ні. Він запросив путіна до Сполучених Штатів, але так і не спромігся відправити до України когось із високопосадовців своєї адміністрації. Чи були Кушнер або Віткофф в Україні? Ні».

Колишній астронавт і пілот ВМС США порушує важливе питання: «Чи можна бути посередником у спробі підписати мирні угоди, не відвідавши країну, яка стала жертвою агресії?»

Одну сторону запрошують до Вашингтона, а іншу навіть не відвідують представники Трампа.

Такий підхід породжує сумніви щодо балансу та неупередженості посередників.

[⛩ Ryo Saeba | Japon XYZ ⛩ @Ryo_Saeba_3]

Lors du match de Coupe du monde entre le Japon et les Pays-Bas (2-2), le sélectionneur japonais Hajime Moriyasu a utilisé une méthode très simple mais qui a beaucoup fait parler : un tableau blanc avec de grands chiffres pour indiquer aux joueurs le temps restant.

Alors que le Japon était mené 2-1 en fin de match, Moriyasu et son staff ont levé successivement des panneaux affichant "3", puis "2" et "1" afin que les joueurs sachent précisément combien de minutes il leur restait pour égaliser.

Cette méthode visuelle a permis de créer un sentiment d'urgence sur le terrain. Quelques instants plus tard, le Japon a effectivement arraché l'égalisation grâce à Daichi Kamada #Japon #WC2026

[Juez Central @Juezcentral]

La FIFA preguntó a una japonesa que por qué recogen la basura en todos los estadios a los que asisten.

Ella lo explicó: "Es nuestra cultura. Pero también es una señal de respeto hacia el país y estadio que nos acoge y hacia nuestros jugadores. Para nosotros es un honor que nos reciban aquí y no podríamos dejar todo hecho un desastre".

Japoneses TQM 🫶

[Marco Fattorini @MarcoFattorini]

«Ciò che lega Russia, Cina, Iran e Corea del Nord non è la religione o l’ideologia. La Cina è comunista, la Russia nazionalista, l’Iran teocratico. Ciò che li unisce è la paura del linguaggio liberale: diritti, stato di diritto, separazione dei poteri e tribunali indipendenti». (@anneapplebaum)