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africanews.com

107d ago

CAR PM warns armed groups after attack on town near Sudan border

Central African Prime Minister Félix Moloua visited Birao on Saturday following a June 30 attack on the nearby border town of Am Dafock, which displaced thousands and killed military, security, and civilian personnel. Moloua urged armed groups operating in the region, which is destabilized by the conflict in neighboring Sudan, to join disarmament programs, stating "the fun is over."

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Middle East Eye

center107d ago

ICC’s Khan probe ‘reduced to political referendum’, Palestinian rights groups warn

Nine Palestinian human rights organizations warned that the disciplinary process against suspended ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan has been politicized and lacks due process, potentially undermining the court's independence. These groups urged member states to protect the ICC's independence ahead of a July 24 vote on Khan's future, citing concerns over political interference in the proceedings.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right107d ago

US strikes hit southern Iran as IRGC reports Strait of Hormuz vessel 'accidents' amid tensions

US warplanes reportedly struck near Shadagan, Iran, and targeted IRGC facilities in Bandar Abbas and Qeshm Island on Sunday, with the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran condemning a strike on a nuclear power plant construction site. Amid these strikes, the IRGC claimed two ships experienced an "accident" while transiting the Strait of Hormuz, with two other vessels abandoning their route.

Iran

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right107d ago

Kuwait, Bahrain defend against 'sinful Iranian aggression' as Tehran renews attacks on Gulf

Kuwait and Bahrain activated air defense systems on Sunday morning in response to renewed Iranian missile attacks, with Kuwait's military reporting interceptions and urging civilian adherence to security guidelines. These actions follow an eighth consecutive night of US-Iran strikes, initiated after two US service members were killed in an Iranian strike on a US base in Jordan.

Iran

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The Guardian Middle East

left107d ago

‘We hear your voices’: inside the Church of England’s debate over Palestine

The Church of England's General Synod voted to "hear" a document by Palestinian Christian leaders describing Israel's actions as "genocide" and "apartheid." This vote, supported by prominent Palestinian Anglican priest Father Fadi Diab, marks a significant engagement with the Palestinian Christian community's experiences amid the Gaza war. However, Jewish leaders warned the document's language risks undermining Christian-Jewish dialogue and contains antisemitic tropes.

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bbc.com

center107d ago

Russia launches major ballistic - missile attack on Ukraine capital Kyiv

Russia launched a wave of ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv overnight, killing one person and wounding at least 14, with Ukrainian air defences reporting they shot down 18 out of 41 missiles and 108 drones. The attacks, described by President Zelensky as one of the most massive ballistic assaults on the capital, occurred as Ukraine reported drone strikes on two Russian oil tankers and a pipeline consortium terminal in the Black Sea.

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Jerusalem Post — Iran News

right107d ago

Iran targets Kurdistan in regional escalation, spiking gas prices and tensions - analysis

Iran launched missile and drone attacks targeting Iranian opposition groups PAK and Komala in Iraq's Kurdistan Region, killing nine Komala members and causing the Khor Mor gas field and HKN Energy operations to suspend production. These strikes, which Syria's foreign ministry condemned as violations of sovereignty, have doubled local gas prices amid heightened US-Iran tensions and Iraqi Prime Minister's visit to Washington.

Iran

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Middle East Eye

center107d ago

US completes eighth night of strikes as Iran retaliates across Gulf

The United States completed an eighth night of strikes targeting Iranian military and civilian infrastructure across the country's south, with US Central Command stating forces hit IRGC units responsible for recent US service member deaths in Jordan. Iran launched retaliatory drone and missile attacks against US facilities in Kuwait and Bahrain, while also reporting strikes on infrastructure within Iran and condemning Iranian missile strikes in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Iran

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aljazeera.com

center107d ago

US launches new Iran strikes after two soldiers killed : What the latest ? | US - Israel war on Iran News

On Sunday, the US launched new strikes targeting Iranian military facilities and IRGC forces in southern Iran, including near Qeshm Island and Bandar Abbas, in retaliation for Iranian attacks on US soldiers in Jordan. Simultaneously, Iran claimed drone attacks on two US military facilities in Kuwait and reported air raid sirens in Bahrain, escalating regional tensions.

Iran

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Al Jazeera

center107d ago

US launches new Iran strikes after two soldiers killed: What’s the latest?

The United States launched new strikes on Iran's IRGC facilities in southern Iran, including coastal surveillance and air defense sites, in response to Iranian drone and missile attacks on US service members in Jordan. These strikes, occurring on the eighth consecutive night of US operations, aim to degrade the IRGC's capabilities and control over the Strait of Hormuz, while Iran reported drone attacks on Kuwaiti military bases.

Iran

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Al Jazeera

center107d ago

From settlements to blocked recovery: Israeli strategy taking shape in Gaza

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced plans to establish three Nahal outposts in northern Gaza, aiming to consolidate control and enhance security. These remarks echo Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich's statements on completing groundwork for three settlements, reflecting a broader Israeli settler movement ideology to expel Palestinians and establish settlements, which analysts state is a core objective of the current Israeli government.

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The Guardian Europe

left107d ago

Russia pounds Kyiv for five hours in one of its biggest ballistic missile attacks

Russia launched one of its largest ballistic missile attacks on Kyiv, firing approximately 40 Iskander-M and Zircon missiles over five hours, resulting in at least one death and seven injuries. The prolonged assault caused fires and damage across multiple districts, prompting calls from President Zelenskyy for enhanced Western air defense capabilities.

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Al Jazeera

center107d ago

Russia launches largest ballistic missile attack on Kyiv since start of war

Russia launched its largest ballistic missile attack on Kyiv since the war began early Sunday, killing one person and wounding at least 16 across six districts. The barrage highlights Ukraine's vulnerability due to Patriot missile shortages, while Russia also conducted drone strikes in Dnipropetrovsk and Zaporizhzhia regions.

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Al Jazeera

center107d ago

The number one health issue in Palestine is the Israeli occupation

Since October 7, 2023, Israeli policies in Gaza and the West Bank have severely impacted Palestinian health, with the Gaza Health Ministry reporting over 73,200 killed and 1,144 killed since a ceasefire began in October. The ongoing occupation, characterized by military expansion, displacement, and attacks on healthcare infrastructure and workers, has led to widespread disease, trauma, and a decimated health system, according to the article.

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DW News

center107d ago

Israel clears way for crocodiles to stop prison breaks

Israel's Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman has reclassified Nile crocodiles as "cultivated wild animals," potentially allowing their use for security tasks like guarding prisons. National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir reportedly intends to deploy crocodiles around Ketziot prison to deter Palestinian detainees from escaping, a proposal that has faced criticism from the Israel Nature and Parks Authority and some prison service officers.

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The Guardian Middle East

left107d ago

Israel threatens to seize ancient water reservoirs near Bethlehem

Israel is threatening to seize Solomon's Pools, ancient water reservoirs near Bethlehem, a move Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich has explicitly called for since May. This escalation targets an Area A site under Palestinian control, potentially setting a precedent for further Israeli appropriation of occupied West Bank territory.

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The Guardian Europe

left107d ago

Ukraine war briefing: Strikes devastate Russian warehouses ‘used for drones’

Ukrainian long-range strikes hit two drone supply hubs in Russia's Moscow and Tambov regions, identified as Wildberries warehouses used for sanctioned components, killing seven workers in Tambov. The strikes, which also targeted a fuel depot and naval vessels, occurred amid Russian attacks on Odesa port infrastructure and Kyiv, with protests continuing in Kyiv over military leadership changes.

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The Guardian Middle East

left107d ago

Two US troops killed and one missing in Jordan after Iranian attacks

Iran launched missile and drone attacks targeting a US military support center in Kuwait and a radar facility at Ali Al Salem airbase, while also striking a US combat aircraft site in Bahrain and an intelligence datacentre. These Iranian actions, which resulted in two US troops killed and one missing at a base in Jordan, are a response to ongoing US strikes on Iranian infrastructure.

Iran

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Al Jazeera

center107d ago

US hits Iran for 8th consecutive night; Tehran returns fire on Gulf bases

The US military conducted new strikes on Iran early Sunday near Sirik and Qeshm Island, targeting coastal surveillance, air defense, and maritime facilities to degrade Iran's ability to threaten shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. In retaliation, Iran's army stated it targeted US ammunition and radar facilities at two bases in Kuwait, escalating a conflict that has killed two US service members and caused significant damage to Iranian infrastructure.

Iran

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DW News

center107d ago

Russia's largest ballistic assault of war rocks Kyiv

Russia launched its largest ballistic missile assault of the war on Kyiv early on July 19, 2026, firing approximately four dozen missiles, with Ukrainian air defenses reportedly intercepting 18 of 41. The attack, which continued for several hours, resulted in at least one fatality and 16 injuries, prompting Ukrainian officials to reiterate urgent calls for more anti-ballistic interceptor capabilities.

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