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Israeli Airstrike Destroys Medical Warehouse in Central Gaza
Israeli fighter jets targeted a medical warehouse near Al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in central Gaza, causing extensive damage to the facility and adjacent tents sheltering displaced Palestinians. The strike exacerbates the…
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Migrant Crisis in Ceuta Claims 67 Lives Amid Border Surge with Morocco
The death toll from the migrant crisis in Ceuta has risen to 67 as Spain reported a significant increase in recovered bodies along its northern African enclave's coast following a…
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Egypt Investigates Vessel Attack, Denounces False Reports
Egypt confirmed ongoing investigations into an incident targeting two vessels at a port to identify the perpetrator, while its Foreign Ministry criticized recent inaccurate foreign media reports regarding the event.
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Iraqi Commander Declares All Routes to Karbala Secure for Arbaeen Pilgrims
A senior commander in Iraq's Hashd al-Sha'abi forces has announced that all routes leading to the holy city of Karbala are fully secure, as millions of pilgrims converge for the…
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Yemeni Negotiator States Saudi Security Hinges on Ending Yemen War
Mohammed Abdulsalam, the chief negotiator for Yemen, emphasized that Saudi Arabia's security is intrinsically linked to ceasing its aggression against Yemen and lifting the full blockade. He stated that the…
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Yemeni Protesters Demand End to Siege, Support Armed Forces
Millions of Yemenis took to the streets to declare their support for the nation's armed forces and the axis of resistance, demanding an end to the ongoing siege and threatening…
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34 Migrants Die in Spanish Enclave as Morocco Border Crisis Escalates
Thirty-four Moroccan migrants have died attempting to cross into Spain's autonomous city of Ceuta, with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez condemning the influx as a violation of territorial integrity.
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Six Saudi Tankers Divert Course Amid Yemeni Threats
Six Saudi oil tankers have altered their routes in the Bab al-Mandab Strait, underscoring the impact of the maritime blockade imposed by Yemen's Ansar Allah movement on vessels associated with…
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Yemen Denies Attacking Ship in Egypt’s Damietta Port
A Yemeni Foreign Ministry source has refuted circulating rumors alleging an attack by Yemen on a vessel docked at Egypt's Damietta Port, reiterating Yemen's focus on targeting Saudi Arabia due…
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Egypt Attributes Damietta Gas Facility Fire to Drone Attack
Egypt's cabinet has officially stated that a recent fire involving gas facilities at the port of Damietta was caused by a drone attack, contradicting earlier denials from Egyptian officials.
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Iraqi Authorities Report Nearly 3 Million Arbaeen Pilgrims Entered Country
Iraqi security and service sectors have intensified efforts at borders and major routes to manage the unprecedented influx of Arbaeen pilgrims, with nearly 3 million having entered the country as…
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US-Owned LNG Storage Facility in Egypt Targeted in Drone Attack
An American-owned floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) storage facility in Damietta, Egypt, has been targeted by at least one drone, according to maritime security firm Ambrey.
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South Africa: Iran Dispute Not Solvable by Military Force, Minister States
South Africa's Minister of Foreign Affairs has emphasized that the dispute concerning Iran can only be resolved through dialogue and negotiation, not military action. The minister also urged all parties…
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Yemen Stands with Iraq, Declares Retaliation Against Saudi Aggression a Legitimate Right
Yemen's Foreign Ministry, aligned with the Ansar Allah movement, has declared its solidarity with Iraq, asserting that any response to Saudi aggression is a legitimate right and condemning the recent…
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Iraqi PM condemns attacks on Hashed al-Shaabi, asserts right to self-defense
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudani has vehemently condemned attacks targeting Hashed al-Shaabi headquarters, deeming them a flagrant violation of Iraq's sovereignty and international law. Al-Sudani emphasized Iraq's right to…
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Hashd al-Shaabi Forces Suffer Over 50 Casualties in US-Saudi Attacks
The Hashd al-Shaabi announced that the number of martyrs has risen to 20 and the wounded to 32 following brutal US-Saudi airstrikes targeting its positions across Iraq.
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Yemen’s Ansarullah Official Demands Saudi Arabia Exit, Cites All Options Open
A senior official from Yemen's Ansarullah movement has declared that Saudi Arabia's hand must be removed from Yemen, emphasizing that all options remain on the table to secure the Yemeni…
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Yemen Downs Saudi Spy Drone Over Saada Province
Yemeni armed forces announced on Wednesday the downing of a Saudi espionage drone operating over Saada province. The military spokesperson stated that the drone was targeted and destroyed with appropriate…
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Top Yemeni Official Warns of ‘Hard Defeat’ for Enemies
A senior political figure in Yemen has declared that enemies of the nation will face nothing but a 'hard defeat,' asserting that years of aggression have only strengthened Yemeni resolve…
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UN: Gaza Reconstruction Impossible Without Stable Political Solution
The United Nations has emphasized that the ongoing reconstruction of Gaza is intrinsically linked to the establishment of a sustainable political pathway. Without addressing the root political issues, the process…
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China Negotiates Safe Passage for Oil Tankers Through Red Sea with Yemen
China has initiated direct negotiations with Yemen to secure safe passage for its oil tankers through the southern Red Sea, following a Yemeni commitment to restrict access to Saudi Arabian…
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Saudi Aramco Halts Jizan Refinery Operations After Yemeni Attack
Saudi Aramco has shut down its Jizan refinery, with a capacity of 400,000 barrels per day, following recent attacks by Yemeni armed forces. The refinery sustained damage to its integrated…
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Hamas Delegation Travels to Egypt for Ceasefire Talks
A Hamas delegation is heading to Cairo to resume negotiations with mediators on implementing the second phase of a ceasefire agreement with Israel. The talks aim to solidify the truce…
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Algerian President Criticizes ‘Small Arab Nation’ for Destabilizing Policies
Algerian President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has directly criticized a 'small Arab nation' for pursuing negative policies and inciting bloodshed, indicating a significant rift within the Arab world. Algeria, Egypt, and Saudi…
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Saudi Oil Exports Through Red Sea Severely Disrupted Amid Yemen Blockade
Saudi Arabian crude oil tanker traffic in the Red Sea has come to a near standstill since late July, with at least 11 tankers reportedly disabling tracking systems near Yanbu…
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Yemeni Cancer Patients Die Amid Saudi Blockade, Medical Official Reports
Cancer cases in Yemen have surged by 100% since the Saudi-led intervention began in 2015, with numerous patients succumbing to their illnesses due to a lack of medicine caused by…
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Yemen Demands End to Siege, Citing Saudi Military Failures
A Yemeni Ministry of Defense official has called on Riyadh to lift the blockade on Yemen, accusing Saudi Arabia of deflecting from its military shortcomings and repeated violations. The statement…
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Hashd al-Shaabi Forces Deployed to Secure Arbaeen Pilgrims in Anbar
Hashd al-Shaabi forces have established checkpoints in western Anbar province as part of a plan to secure Arbaeen pilgrims heading to Karbala. The deployment aims to safeguard service processions for…
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Jordanian Airbase Hangar Destroyed in Reported Attack
Images have emerged showing extensive damage to a fighter jet hangar at King Faisal Air Base in Jordan, fueling reports of an attack on the facility.
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Libyans Protest, Demand Government Ouster Amidst Widespread Unrest
Mass protests erupted in Tripoli, Libya, as demonstrators blocked key roads and demanded the removal of the national unity government, citing recurring power outages and deteriorating living conditions.
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Saudi Arabia Continues to Block Vital Goods to Yemen, Officials Say
Yemen's Transport Minister has accused the Saudi-led coalition of preventing essential supplies, including medicines and fertilizers, from entering the country through the port of Hodeidah, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
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Ansarullah Official Warns of Retaliation Against Escalation
Mohammed Al-Bukhaiti, a member of the Political Bureau of Yemen's Ansarullah movement, stated that any escalation of tension will be met with a reciprocal response from the axis of resistance.…
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Yemeni Forces Target Three Saudi Oil Tankers in 48 Hours
A Yemeni source has reported that the country's armed forces have targeted three Saudi oil tankers within the past 48 hours. Since Monday, a total of 16 Saudi vessels have…
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Gaza Health Ministry Reports 45 Palestinians Killed or Injured in Past 24 Hours
The Palestinian Ministry of Health in the Gaza Strip announced that 9 Palestinians were killed and 36 were injured over the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of casualties…
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UNCCD Chief: South-South Cooperation to Drive Agricultural Innovation and Combat Land Degradation
Yasmina Fouad, Executive Secretary of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification, emphasized that South-South cooperation, private sector investment, and new technologies are crucial for sustainable agriculture and combating land degradation.…
