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Iraq asks Iran for special terms on oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz
Iraqi Parliament Speaker Heybet al-Halbusi discussed regional cooperation with Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Ghalibaf in Baghdad. Halbusi called for special terms for Iraq’s oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz to protect the country’s economic interests.
Palestinian minister al-Aawar released on bail after Israeli police detention
Palestinian Minister Ashraf al-Aawar was released on bail within hours after Israeli police detained him at his home. The reason for the detention was not disclosed, while the entry ban imposed on al-Aawar in the West Bank had previously been extended.
Germany condemns Ben-Gvir’s call for 30-40 nightly attacks on Gaza
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz strongly condemned Itamar Ben-Gvir’s call for 30-40 attacks on Gaza every night. Berlin called for an end to annexation steps in the West Bank and for humanitarian aid to reach Palestinians.
Türkiye and Syria sign agreement to cooperate on phosphate resources
Türkiye and Syria signed a memorandum of understanding in Damascus to expand energy and mining cooperation to include the development of phosphate resources. The planned work covers phosphate production, mine development, a railway to the port and a transmission line that will supply approximately 500 megawatts to the area around Aleppo.
Khatami argues that the Iran-U.S. agreement must be preserved
Iranian politician Khatami said the agreement signed between Iran and the United States was a major opportunity for the country that must not be squandered. Khatami said steps to lift restrictions on Iran and open the way to the future should be supported.
Erzincan mineral water factory will expand exports to Iran, Syria and Iraq
The Erzincan Bögert Mineral Water Factory exports 18% of its annual production of approximately 12 million bottles to countries including Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan. Factory Manager Kenan Çeribaşı announced plans to begin exporting to Iran, Syria and Iraq soon, while aiming to increase hourly production to more than 25,000 bottles next season.
A man identified as an ISIS official is detained near Manbij, Syria
Hamza Muhammad was detained during an operation near Manbij, Syria. The Syrian Foreign Ministry said Muhammad used the code name “Abu Jihad al-Muhajir” and served in ISIS networks in Damascus and Idlib.
Bangladesh rejects Myanmar’s description of Arakan Muslims as Bangladeshi
Bangladesh’s Foreign Ministry protested Myanmar’s description of Arakan Muslims as “Bangladeshi.” Dhaka handed a protest note to Myanmar’s ambassador to Dhaka, U Kyo So Mo, and identified the safe, dignified and voluntary return of Arakan Muslims as the only lasting solution to the crisis.
Iraqi Prime Minister al-Zaydi urges Turkish companies to invest in Iraq
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaydi urged Turkish companies to take advantage of investment opportunities in Iraq during a meeting with Lütfi Elvan and the accompanying Turkish delegation in Istanbul. The talks covered airport, railway, energy, solar power, dam and agriculture projects, as well as the 1,200-kilometer section of the Development Road Project running through Iraq.
Türkiye condemns Israel’s strike on Syria’s Abu Zuhur airfield
Türkiye’s Presidential Communications Director Burhaneddin Duran condemned Israel’s strike on the Abu Zuhur Military Airfield in the countryside of Syria’s Idlib province. Duran said Türkiye would continue to support Syria’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Three civilians killed in Hudaydah as Yemen clashes strain truce
Three civilians and a soldier were killed in clashes between Yemeni government forces and the Houthis on Tuesday across several fronts. Reciprocal attacks continuing since early July are putting pressure on the truce in effect since April 2022, while neither side has made gains on the ground.
Iraq and Saudi Arabia urge efforts to prevent tensions spreading across the region
Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein and Saudi Foreign Minister Faisal bin Farhan discussed regional developments during a phone call on Tuesday. The two ministers said tensions must be brought under control and disputes resolved through peaceful means.
Hamas says Gaza café attack aimed to derail ceasefire plan
Hamas said Tuesday’s attack on a café west of Gaza City was intended to obstruct ceasefire talks and the implementation of the Gaza agreement. Six Palestinians, including a child, died and 14 others were injured in the attack.
Syria’s central bank adopts a national electronic payments system
Syria’s central bank has adopted a national system regulating electronic payments and money transfers for citizens and businesses. The framework maintains cash use while introducing licensing, oversight and user-safety rules for three types of service providers.
Iran and France declare each other’s diplomats persona non grata
France and Iran have declared diplomats serving at their embassies in Paris and Tehran persona non grata. France cited an alleged July 19 attack, while Iran banned two French diplomats from entering the country.
Netanyahu announces discovery of remains of soldier killed in Lebanon in 1982
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the remains of Yahuda Katz, who was killed in the Battle of Sultan Yacoub in southern Lebanon in 1982, had been found and brought to Israel. The Israeli army claimed the operation was carried out after more than four years of intelligence and military efforts.
A cargo ship was damaged by unidentified projectiles off Yemen
A cargo ship sailing southwest of Yemen, 40 nautical miles southeast of Al-Mukha, was targeted by unidentified projectiles, causing serious damage to its hull. British maritime authorities announced an investigation and urged vessels in the area to proceed with caution.
Drone strike on Gaza port cafe kills 6 Palestinians
The Palestinian Ministry of Health announced that 6 Palestinians were killed and 14 people were injured in an attack on a cafe at the port in Gaza City. The bodies and injured people were taken to al-Shifa Hospital, and a child was among those killed.
Araghchi: “We want a definitive end to the war, not a temporary ceasefire”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Iran aims to bring the war to a definitive end, arguing that temporary ceasefires would pave the way for new conflicts. Araghchi said regional cooperation is necessary for lasting peace in the Persian Gulf.
Turkey accelerates efforts to extract shale oil across vast Diyarbakir area
Turkey is accelerating efforts to assess shale oil potential in Diyarbakir, where the promising area covers about 7,200 square kilometers. The project's first phase focuses on approximately 600 square kilometers, while horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing are planned for 2026.

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