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14 countries back Saudi-led Red Sea security alliance
At a meeting hosted by Saudi Arabia in Riyadh, it was decided to establish a multinational naval alliance to ensure navigational security in the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which are under threat from the Houthis. Fourteen countries, including Turkey, declared their support for the alliance through a joint statement.
US sanctions networks in China, India, Russia, and Iran for logistical support to Mahan Air
The US Treasury Department sanctioned six entities and individuals for acting as sales representatives for Iran's Mahan Air. The sanctions were announced amid heightened regional tensions after a drone attack on gas tankers at Egypt's Damietta port.
Iranian military says it struck US base in Kuwait with drones over Qeshm civilian massacre
Iran's military announced it targeted the Ahmed al-Jaber Air Base in Kuwait in response to the US attack that killed a family on Qeshm Island. The military said the strike was part of 'Operation Sa'eqeh' against the US action it described as a war crime.
Iran and Armenia draft road transport agreement to strengthen regional trade corridor
Senior officials from Iran and Armenia met to deepen road transport cooperation between the two countries. They discussed a draft comprehensive memorandum of understanding covering infrastructure development and the removal of transit obstacles.
Nearly half of Americans want Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu arrested
An Economist/YouGov poll revealed that 49% of Americans believe Netanyahu should be arrested under the International Criminal Court's decision. 47% of respondents also believe the Israeli prime minister committed war crimes in Gaza.
US suspects Iran behind cyberattack on Minnesota water facilities
Unnamed US officials told the Washington Post that Iran may be behind the cyberattack on water systems in Minnesota. The investigation is ongoing under FBI coordination.
Palestine FA files FIFA complaint over Israel's accusations against 12 footballers killed in Gaza
The Palestine Football Association has filed a complaint with FIFA, UEFA and the AFC over the Israeli military's accusation that 12 Palestinian footballers killed in Gaza were members of Hamas and Islamic Jihad. The federation stated that the accusations were baseless and violated principles of justice.
Canadian mosque targeted in nighttime shooting; police investigate as hate crime
A mosque in Canada was attacked by two individuals with firearms during the night. While there were no deaths or injuries, police are investigating the incident as a possible hate crime.
Israel claims it used 700 tons of explosives to destroy Hezbollah tunnels in south Lebanon
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and Defense Minister Katz announced that their military used 700 tons of explosives to destroy Hezbollah's underground facilities in southern Lebanon. Israel stated that the operation was carried out in response to ceasefire violations and that it will continue to remain in the security zone.
Trump announces Gaza disarmament deal, Palestinian groups react differently
U.S. President Trump announced that the Peace Council agreed on Hamas and other groups disarming in Gaza. While Islamic Jihad denied the deal, Hamas conditioned it on Israel fulfilling its commitments.
TPAO partners with bp and ConocoPhillips in Kirkuk oil fields
TPAO has taken a 15 percent stake in the consortium formed with bp and ConocoPhillips to develop oil fields in Iraq's Kirkuk region. This move enables Turkey to directly participate in oil production, contributing to its goal of becoming a regional energy hub.
Climate change fuels wildfire disaster in Europe as Spain's risk rises 20-fold
Scientists have revealed that climate change increased the fire risk in France by at least 2 times and in Spain by at least 20 times. The fires resulted in 3 fatalities and forced over 300,000 people to evacuate.
Iranian Revolutionary Guard members' bodies repatriated after US-Saudi attack in Iraq
Iranian state media announced that the bodies of 5 Iranian Revolutionary Guard members killed in joint US-Saudi airstrikes in Iraq arrived in the country via the Mehran border crossing. The Iraqi government, meanwhile, stated that it had no knowledge of the attacks and did not approve them.
War decisions in Iraq are in the hands of armed groups, not the government
Iraqi Deputy Parliament Speaker Farhad Atrushi stated that armed groups in the country are attacking other countries without state approval and that war decisions are not under government control. Atrushi warned that if this situation does not change, drone attacks on the Kurdistan Region will continue.
Turkish NGOs deliver 1.2 billion TL in humanitarian aid to Lebanon amid Israeli attacks
Four Turkish civil society organizations, led by the IHH Humanitarian Relief Foundation, have delivered 1.2 billion TL worth of aid supplies to Lebanon over the past 1.5 years, as the country grapples with Israeli attacks and an economic crisis. The aid, consisting of 205 containers shipped on five vessels and 288 tons of sacrificial meat, is being distributed to refugee camps and displaced families across the country.
Netanyahu accuses New York mayor of inciting hatred with 'war criminal' claim over Gaza
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who called him a 'war criminal' over the Gaza operations, of inciting hatred against the Jewish community with his rhetoric. Netanyahu pointed to a synagogue attack that occurred after Mamdani's remarks.
Turkey hosts Iraq's top judicial official in Ankara
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with Faik Zidan, President of Iraq's Supreme Judicial Council, in the capital Ankara. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan also received the Iraqi delegation at the Presidential Complex.
Saudi Arabia leads 43-nation Red Sea defense alliance against Houthis
The Saudi Ministry of Defense announced that an agreement was reached at a meeting in Riyadh attended by 43 countries and the European Union to establish a multinational defense alliance to ensure maritime security in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. The alliance will be headquartered in Saudi Arabia, which was designated as the founding lead country.
Jordan's King Abdullah calls on Macron to stop Israeli attacks in West Bank
Jordan's King Abdullah II, in a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron, demanded an immediate end to Israel's attacks on Palestinians in the West Bank. King Abdullah stressed the need to halt the escalation in the Middle East and for the international community to intensify its efforts.
Qatar LNG carrier transits Strait of Hormuz with Iran's permission
A Qatari LNG carrier passed through the Strait of Hormuz following the route set by Iranian authorities. The transit was the first Qatari LNG shipment after Iran introduced new restrictions on strait passages.

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