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Yemen army says Houthis launched two missiles toward Mokha and the Red Sea
The Yemeni army said the Houthis launched two hypersonic ballistic missiles on Monday from east of Taiz toward the southwestern city of Mokha and the Red Sea. The statement came after the National Resistance Forces announced a day earlier that Mokha had been targeted by seven drones.
More than 17 countries to issue ‘Voice of Humanity’ call for Gaza
The Palestine Support Platform and civil society organizations will issue a “Voice of Humanity” call for Gaza across five continents and in more than 17 countries on 19 August, World Humanitarian Day. As part of the call in Istanbul, people will gather at Üsküdar Square at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, 19 August.
Hilali says Syria will soon announce the dissolution of the YPG
Hilali, spokesperson for the Presidential Committee responsible for implementing the January 29 agreement and deputy governor of Hasakah, said an announcement on the dissolution of the YPG would be made soon. He said significant progress had been made in integrating the military, security and civilian institutions within the YPG into state institutions.
A 91-year-old antiquarian bookseller preserves 1 million books in Aleppo
In Aleppo’s Tilel neighborhood, 91-year-old antiquarian bookseller Abd is keeping alive a collection of 1 million books, including lithographed works more than 100 years old. His shop, which also holds Arabic, French, English and German books as well as manuscripts, remains an important destination for students and researchers.
Israel continues strikes on Ali al-Tahir Hill in southern Lebanon
Despite the ceasefire, the Israeli army is carrying out artillery and airstrikes around Ali al-Tahir Hill in southern Lebanon. The attacks on the towns of Ansar and Deir ez-Zahrani in Nabatieh Governorate killed 11 people and injured 19.
Qatar reiterates support for freedom of navigation in Strait of Hormuz
Qatari Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman held separate phone calls with the foreign ministers of Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria. The discussions covered regional developments, efforts to reduce tensions and securing freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Trump calls Mecca Joint Defense Agreement “a major, bold and important first step”
U.S. President Donald Trump said he was pleased that Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia had signed the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement. Trump said the agreement was an important starting point for Middle Eastern countries to defend themselves more meaningfully.
Attacks and military activity were reported in southern Lebanon despite ceasefire
Lebanon’s Health Ministry said that 4,346 people had been killed in Israeli attacks on the country since March 2. Airstrikes, artillery fire and military activity were reported in southern Lebanon despite the ceasefire.
Ben-Gvir promises to take part in executions of Palestinian prisoners
Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir told Rom Braslavsky, who was released after being held hostage in Gaza, that he would do everything necessary to enable him to take part in the executions of Palestinian prisoners if they are sentenced to death. At the end of March, Israel’s parliament passed a law providing for the hanging of Palestinians convicted of certain crimes.
Pakistan's prime minister thanks Trump for backing Mecca defense pact
Pakistan’s Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for supporting the trilateral defense agreement signed in Mecca on August 7 by Türkiye, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia. Sharif said the agreement would contribute to the region’s defense, while Trump described the pact as an important first step.
Iran accuses Canada of joining the US-led war against Iran
Iran’s Foreign Ministry accused Canada on Sunday of joining the US war against Iran. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had said in March that they were ready to help efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Israel's army allegedly detained young men in a raid on a village in southern Syria
Israel's army allegedly entered Abidin village in the Daraa countryside of southern Syria with about 10 military vehicles and carried out a raid. Several young people were reportedly detained during the raid.
Kallas says EU will unveil its most sweeping Russia sanctions list in fall
Kaja Kallas, the EU’s high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, said a new sanctions list targeting Russia would be presented in the fall. If adopted, the measures would increase the number of sanctioned individuals, companies and organizations by approximately one-third.
Myanmar links return of Rohingya Muslims to improved security
Myanmar said that 308,797 Rohingya Muslims were among the 426,545 people whose identities were verified on a list of 828,824 people submitted by Bangladesh. It said the return of Rohingya Muslims would depend on improved security conditions and that cooperation with Bangladesh would continue.
Cevani says the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its prewar status
Speaking to the Young Journalists Club affiliated with Iranian state television, Cevani said the war must end on the basis of the memorandum of understanding reached with the United States. Cevani said the future arrangement of the Strait of Hormuz would be discussed again after the war, adding that its reopening depends on the United States fulfilling its commitments.
Palestinians wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza’s Tuffah neighborhood
Gaza’s Ambulance and Emergency Directorate said some Palestinians were wounded in an artillery attack on the part of Tuffah neighborhood outside Israeli army control. Local sources said the army carried out two airstrikes on areas of the neighborhood under its control.
Mecca agreement reshapes balance as Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan seek a third force
The Joint Defense Agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Türkiye and Pakistan in Mecca on August 7, 2026, stipulates that an attack on one party will be considered an attack on all parties. Orhan Karaoğlu views the agreement as a search for regional deterrence and political autonomy rather than a unified command.
Islam Makhachev makes UFC history with record 17-fight win streak
Russian star Islam Makhachev made UFC history by defeating Ireland’s Ian Machado Garry by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 330. He retained the welterweight title and secured his 17th consecutive victory in the organization, surpassing Anderson Silva’s historic record of 16 straight wins.
Sudan’s prime minister unveils plan for national dialogue and free elections
Sudan’s Prime Minister Kamil Idris said an intra-Sudanese dialogue would begin soon in Khartoum, laying the groundwork for national recovery, comprehensive reconciliation and free elections. Idris stressed that only Sudanese people should decide Sudan’s future.
Hamas urges Israel in Cairo to comply with Gaza ceasefire
A Hamas delegation discussed implementing the Gaza ceasefire with Egyptian intelligence chief Hassan Rashad in Cairo on Sunday. The talks covered the ceasefire roadmap, Gaza’s reconstruction and Israel’s obligations under the agreement.

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