NATO Summit Focus: Turkish Defense Minister Yaşar Güler told Reuters that NATO is “adjusting” to a shifting security landscape and the U.S. is not seeking to leave the alliance, while urging Turkey’s inclusion in Europe’s defense plans ahead of the July 7-8 Ankara summit. EU-Turkey Diplomacy: EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas met President Erdoğan in Ankara to discuss strengthening EU-Turkey ties on security, migration and energy, as preparations for the NATO meeting continue amid criticism over arrests and protest bans. Regional Security Talks: Türkiye’s MIT chief İbrahim Kalın met Egypt’s intelligence head in Ankara to coordinate on the Gaza cease-fire and broader regional issues, including Libya, Somalia and Sudan. Armenian Genocide Rift: Israel’s cabinet approved recognition of the Armenian Genocide, prompting Turkey to denounce the move and accuse Israel of using it to divert attention from Gaza. Istanbul Pride Crackdown: Turkish authorities detained dozens at Istanbul Pride events, with rights groups warning of tighter restrictions ahead of NATO. Aviation Incident: A false hijack alert tied to a faulty transponder led to Turkish F-16 escorts for a flight near Turkey, with no security threat found. World Cup Spotlight: The U.S. prepares for a round-of-32 clash with Bosnia-Herzegovina after finishing Group D ahead of Turkey, which stunned the U.S. 3-2 in the group finale.