Welcome to the PDB Situation Report. I'm Mike Baker. Your eyes and ears on the world stage. All right. Let's get briefed. First up, the Trump administration may give Ukraine

Tamahawk missiles to strike deep into Russia alongside new U.S. Intel support. We'll be joined by

George Barros of the Institute for the Study of War for more on that. Later in the show, the IDF presses

its offensive in Gaza's city, while Hamas

weighs a ceasefire proposal supported by Trump, Netanyahu, and much of the international

community. We'll break it down with Bill Roggio from the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.

But first, today's situation report spotlight. The Trump administration is weighing a major upgrade to Ukraine's arsenal, and that would be

Tomahawk cruise missiles capable of striking some 1,500 miles into Russia, including Moscow.

The request came directly from President Zelensky, and Trump's envoy, retired Lieutenant General

Keith Kellogg,

confirmed that it's under serious review. This comes as Kellogg revealed Washington has already

authorized certain long-range strikes inside Russia, declaring there are, quote, no sanctuaries.

At the same time, U.S. officials say Washington will now provide Ukraine with intelligence

on Russia's energy infrastructure, refineries, pipelines, power plants to help target the Kremlin's

war chest. For more on this, we're joined by George Barros. He's the Russia team leader at the

Institute for the Study of War. George, thank you very much for coming back on the Situation Report.

It's great to see you once again.

Thanks for having me.

First up, of course, is the fact that Taylor Swift is dropping her new album.

I don't know if that's what the kids still say, but I know we were talking before the show

and we're both super excited about this.

Yeah, I mean, it was a surprise for all of us.

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