Al Arabiya television reports that the Houthis launched more than 20 attacks on Yemen’s Mokha port and areas next to it. The attacks reportedly left at least seven people dead. The broadcaster linked the fatalities to the assault on the port and its surrounding sites. No further details about the victims or the damage were provided in the report.

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The Houthis said they had attacked military warehouses in Mokha, Yemen, using missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles. The group described the operation as involving a large number of ballistic missiles and UAVs. No casualties or damage figures were given. The reported strike took place in the Mokha area.

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Israel’s prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has rejected a US-backed 15-point peace proposal for Gaza. The move is described as a rare public break with Donald Trump and a rebuke of pressure to end the wars without Israel’s agreement. Netanyahu said the IDF would not withdraw until Hamas was disarmed. He also dismissed what he called rumours of Israeli weakness and withdrawals on every front, while objecting to efforts to conclude conflicts in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran without Israel’s buy-in.

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Palestinian politician Mustafa Barghouti says Benjamin Netanyahu’s rejection of the US-backed Gaza plan was no surprise. His comment presents the Israeli prime minister’s decision as expected rather than unexpected. The report centers on Netanyahu’s refusal and Barghouti’s reaction to it. No further position on the plan is described.

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Israel has rejected Donald Trump’s 15-point proposal for Gaza as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu demands what he calls “genuine” disarmament by Hamas. He says Israel would consider withdrawing from Gaza only after that condition is met. The dispute leaves the next stage of the plan uncertain. Attention now turns to Hamas’s response and whether the disagreement between Israel and the United States will widen.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected a 15-point Gaza plan promoted by US President Donald Trump on Sunday. Netanyahu said Israeli forces would not leave the Palestinian territory until Hamas is “genuinely” disarmed. Separately, Iran’s Revolutionary Guards said the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until Washington accepts Tehran’s conditions. The latest developments were reported by France 24 correspondent Noga Tarnopolsky.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected the Board of Peace’s 15-point proposal for Gaza. He is demanding that Hamas surrender all of its weapons. Netanyahu says there will be no Israeli withdrawal until Hamas is genuinely disarmed. The position directly conditions any withdrawal on Hamas giving up its arms.

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Israel rejected on Sunday a Gaza deal announced by US President Donald Trump last month. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the Israeli military would not carry out any withdrawal before Hamas was genuinely disarmed. He also rejected the 15-point document that Hamas had agreed to. The move marks another visible break between Netanyahu’s government and Trump over the proposed arrangement.

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Syria says it has reached an agreement with Russia over the future of two military bases. Under the deal, Syria will assume responsibility for managing both facilities. The bases were used to support Bashar Assad, who was later ousted as leader. That support took place during Syria’s civil war. The arrangement marks a change in how the two sites will be administered.

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Syria and Russia have agreed to end Moscow’s use of two strategic Mediterranean bases as military outposts, according to Syria’s foreign ministry. Under the arrangement, Damascus will take control of the Hmeimem air base and part of Tartus port. The remaining military facilities will be converted into joint training centres. The agreement changes the status of sites that Russia had used for military purposes.

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Damascus and Moscow have signed a memorandum outlining the reorganization of Russian military bases in Syria. Under the plan, the bases would become centers for joint training of troops from the two countries. Syria’s General Authority for Ports and Customs said Russia and Syria agreed to transfer facilities in Tartus to the Syrian side. The arrangement concerns the future organization and use of the facilities.

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Syria says it has reached an agreement with Moscow over the future of Russian bases in the country. Under the deal, Hmeimim airbase and Tartus naval base will be converted into joint centres for training and capacity building. The arrangement sets out a new role for both facilities under the agreement.

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Syria and Russia have signed a memorandum addressing the future of Russian military bases. The Syrian Foreign Ministry said it hoped the document would “open a new chapter” in relations between the two countries. The agreement points to continuing discussions over the bases and the direction of bilateral ties.

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A man alleged to lead an Irish organized crime gang has arrived in Ireland after being extradited from Dubai. He is due to face charges over an alleged international criminal enterprise. Authorities accuse him of running a drug-smuggling and money-laundering empire. The alleged network extended to Britain, Spain and the United States.

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The United Arab Emirates has transferred Daniel Kinahan to Irish authorities, according to the UAE state news agency WAM. The agency cited a joint statement released on Sunday. Kinahan was described as an alleged boss of an Irish crime gang. The handover places him in the custody of Irish authorities after his extradition from the UAE.

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The United Arab Emirates has extradited Daniel Kinahan to Ireland. He is alleged to be a leader of a multinational organised crime group. Kinahan is the latest alleged member of the group to face charges in Dublin. The case places him before Irish authorities in connection with the group’s alleged criminal activity.

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Suspected crime boss Daniel Kinahan is due to be extradited from Dubai and returned to Ireland. The Irish Prison Service has purchased a bulletproof and bomb-proof van for his transport to court. Kinahan is 49 years old, and the transfer is planned as a high-security operation.

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Israel is portrayed as caught in a cycle of its own making. The occupation is presented as a force that fuels continued resistance.

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More than 1,300 flights have been canceled at Shanghai’s two airports as China prepares for Typhoon Dolphin. Authorities in surrounding regions have relocated about 300,000 people. The measures reflect preparations for the storm’s expected impact as it approaches the area.

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China is preparing for Typhoon Dolphin as the storm moves toward the country’s eastern coast. More than 1,600 flights have been cancelled in response to the approaching weather system. Winds reached 162km/h overnight, highlighting the storm’s strength. Authorities are also ordering evacuations as the typhoon draws closer. The measures are disrupting air travel and affecting coastal communities.

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China’s National Meteorological Centre issued its highest-level red typhoon warning on Sunday as Typhoon Dolphin moved rapidly toward the country’s densely populated eastern coast. Authorities said flights to and from the affected region had been cancelled. Nearly 100,000 people were relocated to areas considered less risky. The storm is expected to make landfall late Sunday or early Monday.

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Typhoon Dolphin is expected to come ashore on China’s eastern coast overnight Sunday. The storm is forecast to bring torrential rain and powerful winds. Authorities are preparing for flooding and landslides across a wide area of eastern China as the typhoon approaches.

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Ukraine struck a Russian S-400 position in Gelendzhik, according to Rober “Madyar” Brovdi, commander of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces. Brovdi said the position was ablaze and sputtering for three hours. He identified the system as one used in an attack the previous day. The statement attributes the account to the Ukrainian commander.

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Volodymyr Zelenskyy says ballistic missiles made in Ukraine could be capable of striking Russia in the fall. He cautioned that progress does not depend entirely on Ukraine, pointing to the involvement of components supplied by other countries. Zelenskyy compared the situation with Russian ballistic weapons, saying those systems also contain elements originating abroad. His remarks frame the potential capability as dependent partly on international supply chains.

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Yemen’s Tehran-aligned Houthis say they carried out a drone attack on an oil refinery in Saudi Arabia. The strike came two days after Riyadh signed a defence pact with Turkey and Pakistan. That agreement followed growing regional instability linked in the report to the US-Israel war on Iran. Iran has also issued tough new demands for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while efforts to restore passage remain out of reach.

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Wildfires across British Columbia have increased in both number and intensity. The province has declared a state of emergency as evacuations proceed in affected areas. Firefighters say nearly half of the 102 fires burning in British Columbia remain out of control, underscoring the scale of the emergency facing the province.

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Canada’s British Columbia has declared a state of emergency after a fast-moving wildfire forced more than 20,000 people to evacuate overnight. Officials say strong winds drove the flames to spread quickly. They warn that major challenges remain in bringing the blaze under control. The latest report follows the wildfire’s rapid advance and the large-scale evacuation. Simon Moritz reports from the scene.

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A wildfire in Canada has spread rapidly, doubling in size and prompting authorities to declare a state of emergency. In British Columbia’s Bowdell Mountains, the blaze remains “out of control.” It has now covered more than 95 square kilometres. The fire’s continued expansion underscores the severity of the emergency in the area.

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A rapidly advancing wildfire has prompted the evacuation of more than 20,000 people in parts of British Columbia’s Okanagan region. The blaze is moving quickly through the area, forcing residents to leave affected communities. The evacuations cover parts of the region as authorities respond to the spreading fire.

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More than 20,000 people were ordered to leave their homes overnight in western Canada as a fast-moving wildfire expanded rapidly. The blaze raced toward towns along British Columbia’s Okanagan Lake. Homes were destroyed in its path, intensifying the threat to nearby communities and driving the large-scale evacuation.

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British Columbia has declared an emergency as uncontrolled wildfires continue to spread across the Canadian province. A total of 105 fires are currently burning. More than 20,000 people have been forced to leave their homes. Evacuations are underway as the fires affect communities across the region.

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Indonesia has closed a national park in East Java as a wildfire near Mount Bromo continues to grow. Firefighters are struggling to contain the blaze in dense forest and on steep terrain. The difficult landscape is complicating efforts to battle the expanding fire.

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Indonesian authorities have closed a popular national park until further notice as a wildfire on Mount Bromo grows. Firefighters are struggling to bring the blaze under control. Strong winds are hampering efforts to extinguish it. The area’s rough terrain is also making firefighting more difficult.

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Indonesia has shut Mount Bromo National Park in East Java to all tourist activities. The park’s operator announced the closure late on Saturday. A wildfire that began burning on Monday has grown in the park’s caldera area. The expanding blaze prompted authorities to suspend access throughout the national park.

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The European Union says reciprocal border restrictions imposed by Spain and Italy are temporary and will not produce lasting effects on the Schengen zone. Spain began checking travellers arriving from Italy after Rome introduced similar controls following a surge of migrants into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. Madrid says most of the migrants were quickly returned and accuses Italy of permitting “persistent irregular migration.”

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Spain has started checking travellers arriving from Italy in retaliation for similar controls imposed by Rome. The measures followed a surge of migrants into Spain’s North African enclave of Ceuta. Madrid says most of those migrants were quickly returned and accuses Italy of permitting “persistent irregular migration”. The European Union describes the tit-for-tat restrictions as temporary and says they will not have a lasting effect on the Schengen zone.

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Spain carried out checks on about 200 travelers arriving from Italy at the country’s six largest airports. The inspections took place on the first day after border controls were reintroduced. The move followed a dispute between Spain and Italy over irregular migration. The checks covered arrivals from Italy across the six major airport locations.

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Iran says negotiations with Oman on reopening the Strait of Hormuz are approaching their final stage. Tehran says reopening the waterway remains conditional on additional terms and compensation for what it describes as breaches of the June agreement. Its new demands include the lifting of a US naval blockade on the strait and Iranian ports, along with the withdrawal of US military forces from the area. Scott Lucas, a professor of international politics at University College Dublin’s Clinton Institute, provides further insight.

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