January 22 News, U.S. President Trump during the World Economic Forum in Davos quickly drew international attention with the "Greenland Framework Agreement." The agreement is seen as a significant shift in Washington's Arctic policy, with core elements including the United States and European allies jointly obtaining mineral extraction rights in Greenland and collaborating on the "Golden Dome" missile defense plan. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen later stated that Copenhagen is open to negotiations with the U.S. on the plan but emphasized that any cooperation must be based on respecting Denmark's territorial integrity. Frederiksen said in a statement that it is "reasonable and natural" for Trump to discuss Arctic security with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte in Switzerland. She pointed out that Denmark is willing to engage in dialogue on security, investment, and economic issues but will not make concessions on sovereignty. Previously, Trump publicly expressed interest in Greenland and did not rule out tough options, and the proposal of the "Framework Agreement" has been interpreted by outsiders as a more pragmatic stance.

On October 25, Jin10 reported that current and former U.S. Navy officials stated that senior officials from the White House and the Navy are in preliminary discussions to replace the current fleet with a brand new "Golden Fleet." Trump is personally involved in this plan. Navy officials have named this project "Golden Fleet," continuing with Trump’s other similarly named initiatives, such as the "Golden Dome" missile defense system and the "Gold Card" immigration program. The new fleet will include several large warships equipped with more powerful long-range missiles, as well as smaller vessels like frigates. The next-generation warships may weigh between 15,000 and 20,000 tons, capable of carrying more and more powerful weapons, potentially including hypersonic missiles. According to the "Golden Fleet" concept, the Navy hopes to focus not on a specific number of vessels but on creating a fleet of approximately 280 to 300 manned ships.

Jin10 Data reported on October 8 that on October 7 local time, U.S. President Trump held talks with visiting Canadian Prime Minister Carney at the White House, where they discussed trade and issues related to Gaza. Trump stated that serious negotiations are underway regarding the Gaza issue, and he believes peace is possible in the Middle East. Trump mentioned that the U.S. and Canada will cooperate on the U.S. "Iron Dome" missile defense program. Trump also stated that the U.S. will impose tariffs on Canada, and he believes Canada will be very willing to accept this, as the U.S. will treat Canada fairly.

Jin10 data reported on September 18, according to U.S. media on the 17th, the Pentagon has completed the design plan for the "Iron Dome" missile defense system but has refused to disclose details such as costs. Reports state that the senior general of the U.S. Space Force responsible for the project, Michael Guterlein, said that the design work has been completed. The Pentagon stated in a statement that the design plan is currently under review and no further information is available for release.

Golden Finance reported that the United States has launched a procurement process for Trump's "Golden Dome" project, with a scale of 151 billion USD.

On July 19, Jin10 reported that on July 18 local time, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the fiscal year 2026 defense appropriations bill with a result of 221 votes in favor and 209 votes against, totaling approximately $832 billion. It is reported that the bill includes strengthening missile defense, increasing funding for weapon procurement and research, and incorporates funding for the development plan of the "Iron Dome" space-based missile defense system proposed by President Trump.

Jin10 data reported on June 23, according to the Israeli Times, preliminary assessments by the Israel Defense Forces indicate that Iran launched a ballistic missile in its latest attack. The missile triggered air defense alarms in Tel Aviv and central Israel but was successfully intercepted. The Israeli Red Iron Dome stated that there have been no reports of the missile landing in residential areas or causing casualties.

Jin10 reported on June 21 that a senior Iranian official stated that Iran denies Israel's claim that its missile stockpile reduction has forced it to reduce launches. The official said that Iran has changed its missile policy, prioritizing quality over quantity. Iran has not launched large numbers of missiles but has instead used more advanced precision missiles to strike sensitive military and security centers in Israel. "It has been observed that Iran launched a missile that easily penetrated the US THAAD, Patriot, Arrow 3, Arrow 2, David's Sling, and Iron Dome system family, hitting the designated target." The Iranian side stated that Israel "should not be pleased with the reduction in missile launch numbers; in the face of the new balance of Iran's superior forces, it is better to remain silent and open its eyes to see clearly."

Gate News bot message: The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have issued an emergency announcement, confirming that a group of ballistic missiles launched by Iran is heading towards Israel. Air raid sirens will sound across the entire country in a few minutes, and the Iron Dome and other air defense systems have activated interception procedures.

On June 19, according to foreign media reports, relevant sources in the Israeli military revealed that the Israeli military believes that Iran used a multi-warhead missile in the attack. This poses a new challenge to defense. Missiles carrying multiple discrete warheads pose a greater challenge to Israel's "Iron Dome" and other air defense systems than intercepting only one warhead.