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Iran will restore 95 million cubic meters of lost gas capacity at Asaluyeh
Iranian Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad announced that the country will restore the approximately 95 million cubic meters of daily natural gas production capacity lost due to damage at the Asaluyeh gas processing facility in Bushehr province by September 22. Iranian government spokesperson Fatemeh Mohajerani said on July 28 that the nationwide daily capacity loss had reached 230 million cubic meters.
Saudi Arabia says Colombia’s recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the Golan violates international law
Saudi Arabia condemned Colombia’s recognition of Israeli sovereignty over the occupied Syrian Golan Heights. Riyadh called for the decision taken on August 10 to be reviewed and for UN resolutions and international law to be upheld.
Commercial vessel struck by projectile off Yemen, injuries reported
The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations office said a commercial vessel sailing off Al-Makha in southwestern Yemen was struck by an unidentified projectile and that there were injuries. A non-government television channel in Yemen claimed that three crew members had been killed, while the vessel’s identity and the party responsible for the attack were not disclosed.
Erdoğan and Abbas will meet on August 12 to discuss Palestine
Türkiye's President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas are scheduled to meet on Wednesday, August 12. At Erdoğan's invitation, Abbas will make a three-day official visit to Türkiye, where they will discuss the latest developments in Palestine, bilateral relations and regional processes.
US forces opened fire on a ship trying to breach Iran blockade in Gulf of Oman
US forces opened fire early Tuesday on the Panama-flagged Vela Nova as it attempted to breach a blockade targeting Iranian ports in the Gulf of Oman. All 17 crew members aboard the vessel, which was hit by a missile, were accounted for and the fire was extinguished.
Lebanon’s Aoun says talks with Israel have made progress
Lebanese President Aoun said progress had been made in talks with Israel and that this was better than the consequences of a devastating war. Lebanon’s Health Ministry said 4,335 people had been killed in attacks since March 2.
Qatar gets positive responses on Hormuz reopening, works on Gaza ceasefire
Qatar announced that it had received positive responses from Iran and Oman on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Doha is continuing efforts with Egypt and Türkiye to implement the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire agreement.
Two people injured as Israeli forces strike an ambulance in Lebanon
Two people were injured in Lebanon’s Nabatieh region when Israeli forces targeted an ambulance carrying an injured person and a vehicle traveling on the road. Lebanon’s Ministry of Health said the ambulance sustained extensive damage and described targeting medical teams as a clear violation of international law.
The Mecca agreement proposes a shared defence framework for three countries
The Joint Defence Agreement signed by Türkiye, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan in Mecca on 7 August stipulates that an armed attack against one party will be considered an attack against all three. The framework could extend beyond regional defence cooperation to economic links through Jordan and Syria if joint institutions are established.
Colombia formally recognizes Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights
Colombia formally recognized Israel’s sovereignty over the Golan Heights. The decision revealed Colombia’s position on the status of the Golan Heights.
A plan for 650 homes was submitted next to Palestinian homes south of Jerusalem
The Palestinian Jerusalem Governorate announced that a plan had been submitted to build approximately 650 homes on a 27-dunum site next to Palestinian homes south of the city. The governorate said the project would directly affect residents’ daily lives.
Government buildings allegedly attacked in Syria’s Ayn al-Arab
Some people allegedly attacked government buildings and took down the Syrian Republic flag in Ayn al-Arab, a city in Syria’s northern Aleppo province. The incident occurred after the ceasefire agreement signed by Ahmed al-Sharaa and the Syrian Democratic Forces on January 18.
Israel allegedly holds the remains of about 1,700 Palestinians for future bargaining
Israel is alleged to be holding the remains of about 1,700 Palestinians for use in possible future negotiations. Most of the remains are said to be from Gaza, while some belonged to people who did not take part in the conflict.
Zelenskyy discusses drone deal steps with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed steps under the drone deal between Ukraine and Saudi Arabia with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman on Monday, August 10. Zelenskyy said the two countries could strengthen each other’s capabilities to protect people’s lives.
Iran's President Pezeshkian says Mojtaba Khamenei is in good health
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said during a meeting with political party leaders yesterday that he had spoken with Mojtaba Khamenei for seven hours and that Khamenei was in good health. Pezeshkian said they discussed all issues during the meeting and listened to Khamenei's instructions.
US Senator Van Hollen calls on Israeli Ambassador Huckabee to resign
US Senator Chris Van Hollen called on Israeli Ambassador Mike Huckabee to resign in a video message posted on X on Monday, accusing him of failing to protect US interests and American citizens in the region. Van Hollen also raised the deaths of more than nine Americans over the past four years and attacks on Christian villages in the West Bank.
The number of US tanker aircraft at Ben Gurion reportedly fell during the war with Iran
The number of US aerial refueling aircraft stationed at Israel’s Ben Gurion Airport reportedly approached the approximately 20 aircraft seen during the previous ceasefire period. With more than 2.6 million passengers expected to pass through the airport in August, debate has resurfaced over whether the aircraft are using space needed for civilian flights.
Brent crude rises to $88.02 as Iran tensions fuel Strait of Hormuz risk
Brent crude rose 0.34% to $88.02 per barrel as of 9:15 a.m. today, amid fading hopes of an agreement between the United States and Iran and ongoing risks involving the Strait of Hormuz.
Syria prepares for IAEA delegation’s visit to Damascus
The Syrian Atomic Energy Commission announced that an IAEA delegation will visit Damascus in the coming days and that work is continuing on the peaceful use of nuclear energy in areas such as healthcare, food and scientific research. U.S. and Israeli officials said talks had been under way for more than a year over nuclear materials allegedly located at a secret facility in Syria.
An airstrike was reported in southern Lebanon, with no casualties announced
An airstrike reportedly targeted an operational cell allegedly used by Hezbollah in the village of Mansouri in southern Lebanon. No casualties or material damage were announced, while Lebanese authorities said 4,335 people had been killed and 12,277 wounded in attacks that have continued since March 2.

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