Mojtaba Khamenei chosen as Iran's next supreme leader, Iranian state media reports

The Trump administration has planned a meeting with the leadership of defense contractors at the White House on Friday to urge the companies to accelerate the production of American-made weapons.

“The President will continue to call on these U.S. companies to more speedily build American-made weapons, which are the absolute best in the world," White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement.

Leavitt said the meeting was "scheduled weeks ago," before the U.S. began strikes in Iran. The news of the meeting was first reported by Reuters.

It comes as Trump said on social media Monday that the U.S. has "a virtually unlimited supply of these weapons."

Leavitt said the “U.S. military has more than enough munitions, ammo, and weapons stockpiles to continue demolishing the Iranian regime and achieve the goals of Operation Epic Fury.”

-ABC News’ Michelle Stoddart

"We are on the way to completing all our missions," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Friday at the site of an Iranian missile attack in southern Israel.

“We are striking the enemy - both at its leadership, its oppressive regime and at various targets, including in Lebanon," Netanyahu said.

"In attack - what is needed are three things: first of all, determination, secondly, initiative, and thirdly, cunning. We have such in abundance, as the enemy has already discovered, and I tell you, citizens of Israel, he will discover even more," Netanyahu added.

-ABC News’ Jordana Miller

The State Department has shared a photo of Americans in the Middle East boarding what appears to a New England Patriots team plane. Assistant Secretary of Global Public Affairs Dylan Johnson said the chartered State Department flight landed safely in Washington, D.C., Friday morning.

"This flight was entirely paid for by the State Department," an official said. "The New England Patriots organization were not involved in this flight."

-ABC News’ Shannon Kingston

Air defenses in the United Arab Emirates have intercepted at least 109 drones and nine ballistic missiles on Friday, the Ministry of Defense said in a post on X.

Three drones made it through air defense Friday, officials said.

"Since the start of the brazen Iranian aggression, 205 ballistic missiles have been detected, with 190 ballistic missiles destroyed, while 13 of them fell in the sea, and 2 missiles fell within the country's territory," the statement said.

"Additionally, 1,184 Iranian drones were detected and 1,110 of them were intercepted, while 74 drones fell within the country's territory. Eight cruise missiles were also detected and destroyed," the statement continued.

-ABC News' Othon Leyva