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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun heads to Washington for high-level talks with Donald Trump after Lebanon-Israel discussions.
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Uganda school bus tragedy claims 24 lives, prompting cancellation of school field trips.
Tuareg separatists attack a Mali military convoy in the country's north.
Wildfires continue to rage across northern Spain, burning more than 15,400 hectares.
Political thriller Article 370 wins Best Feature Film at the 72nd National Film Awards.

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Lebanon-US talks | Ukraine drone attack | Spain wildfire | Uganda crash | National film awards


In today's top world news: India creates history as Skyroot Aerospace's Vikram-1, the country's first privately developed orbital rocket, successfully reaches low Earth orbit. Iran reportedly targets another power facility in Kuwait, while Bahrain claims it intercepted Iranian attacks. Iraq signs 48 agreements with American companies during Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani's US visit. Meanwhile, gold prices remain on track for their biggest weekly decline in six weeks.

India's Vikram-1 launch | Iran attacks | Iraq-US deals | Gold prices fall

Donald Trump claimed that newly declassified intelligence reveals China compromised millions of U.S. voter records and exposed vulnerabilities in America's election infrastructure. The announcement comes as the U.S. launches a sixth consecutive night of strikes on Iranian military targets, while tensions continue to rise across West Asia. CENTCOM also intensified maritime operations near Iran as Ukraine reported deadly Russian missile strikes on Odesa. Meanwhile, North Korea pledged stronger ties with China, SpaceX aborted its latest Starship launch seconds before liftoff, and Japan's stock market plunged amid growing concerns over the AI sector.

Stay tuned for the latest international developments, geopolitical updates, defence news, breaking headlines, and global affairs.

Trump claims China hacked U.S. election data | U.S. strikes Iran again | Starship launch aborted 

Lebanese authorities have arrested a man accused of spying for Israel and allegedly infiltrating Hezbollah's internal network in what investigators describe as one of the most significant intelligence breaches faced by the Iran-backed group in recent years. According to Lebanese investigators, the suspect allegedly provided highly sensitive intelligence that helped Israel identify and target several senior Hezbollah military commanders during 2024, including Fouad Shukur and Ibrahim Akil. Officials say the suspect maintained close access to Hezbollah's leadership and reportedly met individuals linked to Israel's Mossad intelligence agency during trips to Turkey before passing information about targets in Beirut.

Hezbollah security breach: Lebanon arrests alleged Israeli spy linked to top commanders' killings

Lebanese authorities have arrested a man accused of working as an Israeli spy and allegedly infiltrating Hezbollah's internal network in one of the most significant counterintelligence cases in recent years. According to Lebanese investigators, the suspect is believed to have provided Israel with highly sensitive intelligence that allegedly helped identify targets for the assassinations of several senior Hezbollah military commanders during 2024. Reports claim the suspect maintained close access to Hezbollah's leadership and passed intelligence after meeting alleged Israeli intelligence operatives during trips abroad. Lebanese officials say he was arrested at Beirut's airport while attempting to leave the country for Iraq after months of surveillance.

Lebanon arrests alleged Israeli spy accused of infiltrating hezbollah &helping target top commanders

The first day of US-mediated talks between Israel and Lebanon has concluded in Rome, with both sides describing the discussions as productive. Israel has reportedly expressed its willingness to move forward with plans to withdraw from two pilot zones in southern Lebanon as part of a framework agreement brokered by Washington.
According to US officials, the negotiations were held in a positive atmosphere, with representatives from the United States, Israel, and Lebanon agreeing to continue discussions. Lebanon has insisted that Israeli forces begin withdrawing before any further negotiations take place, while the Lebanese Army has stated it is ready to gradually take control of the affected areas.

Israel agrees to Lebanon withdrawal plan after US-mediated rome talks | Trump pushes Netanyahu

Yemen's Houthi rebels claim they have shot down a Saudi-operated reconnaissance drone over Al Bayda Governorate, marking another escalation in regional tensions. The announcement comes after the Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of targeting Sana'a International Airport and vowed retaliation.

Meanwhile, the United Nations Security Council has extended its monitoring of Houthi attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea. The United States urged stronger enforcement of the arms embargo, accusing the Houthis of acting as an Iranian proxy, while China criticized Washington's role in fueling regional instability

Houthis shoot down Saudi drone | Red Sea crisis deepens | UN extends Houthis ' shipping monitoring 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack fundamentally changed Israel's security doctrine. Israel now insists on maintaining buffer zones inside Gaza, southern Lebanon, and parts of Syria, arguing they are essential to prevent future attacks. While Israeli leaders say the policy is about national security, critics accuse Israel of prolonged military occupation and violating neighboring countries' sovereignty.

Israel says October 7 changed everything, Netanyahu defends buffer zones in Gaza, Lebanon & Syria

US President Donald Trump says Washington is ready for another round of negotiations with Iran, even as the US imposed fresh sanctions targeting key Iranian financial networks. Reports suggest new talks could take place in Switzerland, while Qatar, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Oman continue diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation in the region. Meanwhile, Iran has rejected claims that it requested negotiations and has accused the US of violating previous understandings through renewed military action.


Trump agrees to fresh iran talks as us imposes new sanctions amid rising middle east tensions

Saudi Arabia is reportedly exploring a Helsinki-style non-aggression framework involving Iran and several West Asian nations as the region faces mounting uncertainty after the recent U.S.-Israel conflict with Tehran.

According to diplomatic sources, the discussions aim to reduce the risk of future wars, stabilize regional security, and prevent escalating military confrontations across the Middle East. The proposal comes amid fears that Iran could emerge more aggressive after the conflict, while Gulf nations reassess their strategic priorities.

Saudi Arabia Reportedly Pushes For Non-Aggression Pact Among West Asian Nations

Negotiators are gearing up for crucial talks this weekend aimed at achieving a ceasefire in Gaza as fighting continues in the Palestinian territory. Despite the ongoing conflict, Hamas has announced that while it will send a delegation to the Egyptian capital Cairo, it will not participate in the discussions.

Negotiators are gearing up for crucial talks this weekend aimed at achieving a ceasefire in Gaza as fighting continues in the Palestinian territory. Despite the ongoing conflict, Hamas has announced that while it will send a delegation to the Egyptian capital Cairo, it will not participate in the discussions. The United States, Egypt, and Qatar have been working for months to mediate an end to the ongoing conflict between Hamas militants and Israel. A senior Hamas official told AFP that a delegation from the group would be heading to Cairo. However, the delegation will only meet with Egyptian officials to receive updates on the talks and will not participate in the negotiations. The official stated that Hamas will demand that Israel withdraw its forces entirely from Gaza, including from the Philadelphi Corridor, a border area with Egypt. Netanyahu at odds with Israeli negotiators over Philadelphi Corridor Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly at odds with Israeli negotiators over the ceasefire terms, particularly regarding the Philadelphi Corridor. A source familiar with the discussions told Reuters that Netanyahu is firm in his position that Israel should maintain control over the corridor to prevent the smuggling of weapons and fighters by Hamas. Additionally, the Israeli PM insists on maintaining checkpoints in the Netzarim Corridor to stop armed Hamas fighters from moving between the southern and northern parts of Gaza. Despite pressure from his team for more concessions, Netanyahu has only agreed to slightly adjust one Philadelphi position, moving it a few hundred metres but keeping overall control of the area. Israeli military strikes in Gaza kill 50 Israeli military strikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of 50 people on Saturday, according to Palestinian health authorities. Many of the victims from the past 48 hours remain on the roads where fighting persists or are trapped under debris. Hamas' October 7 attack on southern Israel led to the deaths of 1,199 people, most of them civilians, based on Israeli official figures reported by AFP. Israel's retaliatory campaign has killed 40,334 Palestinians in Gaza, according to Gaza's health ministry, with the United Nations reporting that most of the casualties are women and children. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Hamas delegation heads to Cairo but will not join talks; Netanyahu clashes with Israeli negotiators

Officials in the United States-led coalition, preparing to counter a potential Iranian attack, have cautioned Israel against a strong response, according to a report on Tuesday (Aug 6).

"Don’t push it," the unnamed officials advised Israel, as reported by Kan news, part of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation. "Think carefully before you attack in return. The goal at the end of the day is not to lead to an all-out war."

In April, a significant drone and missile attack from Iran was thwarted by a coalition that reportedly included Israel, the United States, Britain, France, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain.

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Iran vowed to take action on Monday, saying that Israel must be "punished" for the death of Hamas militant group leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. This raised concerns that Iran's retaliation may push the already unstable Middle East toward a full-scale conflict.

In addition, Hezbollah, an Iran-backed&nbsp;militant&nbsp;group acting as a proxy, has also vowed to attack Israel from Lebanon after its military chief, Fuad Shukr, was killed in a strike in Beirut last week.&nbsp;

The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed US sources, reported that Iran has been moving missile launchers and doing military manoeuvres lately, raising the possibility of an impending strike.

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According to an American&nbsp;official, US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris received a briefing on Monday from their national security team, which said that the timing of prospective assaults by Iran and Hezbollah is still unknown. The representative added that nothing is known about "the specifics of such an attack."

President Biden and VP Harris got an update on US military support for Israel's defence against any threats from Iran, the White House reported during a national security meeting on Monday. Along with discussing ways to ease tensions, they also looked at the current ceasefire and hostage-release agreement between Israel and Hamas.

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Biden and Harris addressed the Monday missile strike on a US military post in Iraq, according to the statement. Washington&nbsp;says it intends to respond "in the manner and place of our choosing."

According to the US State Department, Washington has been pushing other countries to send a message to Iran advising against any more escalation.

“Iran seeks to establish stability in the region, but this will only come with punishing the aggressor and creating deterrence against the adventurism of the Zionist regime,” said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani, adding that action from Tehran was inevitable.

(With inputs from agencies)

Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq and non-state actors like Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

Officials in the United States-led coalition, preparing to counter a potential Iranian attack, have cautioned Israel against a strong response, according to a report on Tuesday (Aug 6).

Officials in the United States-led coalition, preparing to counter a potential Iranian attack, have cautioned Israel against a strong response, according to a report on Tuesday (Aug 6). "Don’t push it," the unnamed officials advised Israel, as reported by Kan news, part of the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation. "Think carefully before you attack in return. The goal at the end of the day is not to lead to an all-out war." In April, a significant drone and missile attack from Iran was thwarted by a coalition that reportedly included Israel, the United States, Britain, France, Qatar, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain. Watch | Israel-Hezbollah conflict: Foreigners flee Lebanon amid fear of conflict × Iran vowed to take action on Monday, saying that Israel must be "punished" for the death of Hamas militant group leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. This raised concerns that Iran's retaliation may push the already unstable Middle East toward a full-scale conflict. In addition, Hezbollah, an Iran-backed militant group acting as a proxy, has also vowed to attack Israel from Lebanon after its military chief, Fuad Shukr, was killed in a strike in Beirut last week. The Wall Street Journal, citing unnamed US sources, reported that Iran has been moving missile launchers and doing military manoeuvres lately, raising the possibility of an impending strike. Also read: Gaza war: Israel's finance minister orders seizure of $26 million in Palestinian tax funds According to an American official, US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris received a briefing on Monday from their national security team, which said that the timing of prospective assaults by Iran and Hezbollah is still unknown. The representative added that nothing is known about "the specifics of such an attack." President Biden and VP Harris got an update on US military support for Israel's defence against any threats from Iran, the White House reported during a national security meeting on Monday. Along with discussing ways to ease tensions, they also looked at the current ceasefire and hostage-release agreement between Israel and Hamas. Also read: Palestinian officials say eight dead in Israel West Bank raids Biden and Harris addressed the Monday missile strike on a US military post in Iraq, according to the statement. Washington says it intends to respond "in the manner and place of our choosing." According to the US State Department, Washington has been pushing other countries to send a message to Iran advising against any more escalation. “Iran seeks to establish stability in the region, but this will only come with punishing the aggressor and creating deterrence against the adventurism of the Zionist regime,” said Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaani, adding that action from Tehran was inevitable. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq and non-state actors like Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos and videos.

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A shooting in Bamiyan province, central Afghanistan, killed three foreigners and one Afghan on Friday, according to the interior ministry. 
 
"One Afghan and three foreigner nationals were killed, and four foreigners and three Afghans were wounded" in gunfire in Bamiyan city, interior ministry Abdul Mateen Qani, told AFP. He did not specify how many shooters opened fire on the bystanders.

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"Heard the sounds of successive gunshots, and the city streets leading to the site were blocked immediately by the security forces," a local resident who wished to remain anonymous told AFP. It was unclear if the foreigners were tourists.

Bamiyan, where the Taliban blew up the big Buddhas in 2001, is Afghanistan's most popular tourist attraction. In a statement, Qani stated that the Taliban government&nbsp;"strongly condemns this crime, expresses its deep feelings to the families of the victims and assures that all the criminals will be found and punished".

(With inputs from agencies)

A shooting in Bamiyan province, central Afghanistan, killed three foreigners and one Afghan on Friday, according to the interior ministry. "One Afghan and three foreigner nationals were killed, and four foreigners and three Afghans were wounded" in gunfire in Bamiyan city, interior ministry Abdul Mateen Qani, told AFP.

A shooting in Bamiyan province, central Afghanistan, killed three foreigners and one Afghan on Friday, according to the interior ministry. "One Afghan and three foreigner nationals were killed, and four foreigners and three Afghans were wounded" in gunfire in Bamiyan city, interior ministry Abdul Mateen Qani, told AFP. He did not specify how many shooters opened fire on the bystanders. Also read: Pakistan’s Shaheen Shah Afridi involved in heated argument with Afghan fan in Dublin - WATCH "Heard the sounds of successive gunshots, and the city streets leading to the site were blocked immediately by the security forces," a local resident who wished to remain anonymous told AFP. It was unclear if the foreigners were tourists. Bamiyan, where the Taliban blew up the big Buddhas in 2001, is Afghanistan's most popular tourist attraction. In a statement, Qani stated that the Taliban government "strongly condemns this crime, expresses its deep feelings to the families of the victims and assures that all the criminals will be found and punished". (With inputs from agencies)

Shooting in Afghanistan kills 3 foreigners and 1 Afghan; injures 7 others

A shooting in Bamiyan province, central Afghanistan, killed three foreigners and one Afghan on Friday, according to the interior ministry. 
 
"One Afghan and three foreigner nationals were killed, and four foreigners and three Afghans were wounded" in gunfire in Bamiyan city, interior ministry Abdul Mateen Qani, told AFP.

Shooting in Afghanistan kills 3 foreigners and 1 Afghan, injures 7 others

In order to tackle fresh security challenges from Iran, the US on Thursday (July 20) announced the deployment of new military assets to West Asia.&nbsp;

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin approved the deployment of an Amphibious Readiness Group/Marine Expeditionary Unit (ARG/MEU) into the region.

The readiness group is made up of three ships—including the Bataan, an amphibious assault ship—whereas an expeditionary unit usually comprises about 2,500 Marines.

Along with Bataan, other two US warships—the USS Mesa Verde and the USS Carter Hall—have also been deployed.&nbsp;

This deployment comes after an initial decision of sending the F-35s, F-16s, and a guided missile destroyer, the USS Thomas Hudner (DDG-116), to the region in previous weeks.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/iran-attempts-to-seize-oil-tankers-in-strait-of-hormuz-prompts-us-navy-response-612454">Also read:&nbsp;Iran attempts to seize oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz, prompts US Navy response</a>

“These additional forces provide unique capabilities, which alongside our partners nations in the region, further safeguard the free flow of international commerce and uphold the rules-based international order, and deter Iranian destabilizing activities in the region,” the US Central Command (CENTCOM) chief Gen. Erik Kurilla said in a statement.

<h2>Rising security threat from Iran</h2>

The US claims Iran has increasingly sought to interrupt and block the safe passage of US commercial ships in recent times through the Strait of Hormuz, the 39km passage between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman.

In early July, the US said it prevented an Iranian attempt to seize two oil tankers near the Strait. In one incident, Iranian forces even opened fire on one oil tanker, prompting the USS McFaul destroyer to “drive off” the attacking vessels.

<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-iran-talk-with-mutual-understanding-to-cool-tensions-605322">Also read:&nbsp;US, Iran talk with mutual `understanding` to cool tensions</a>

“On July 5, US forces prevented two attempted commercial tanker seizures by the Iranian Navy after the Iranians had opened fire in one of the incidents near the coast of Oman,” a news release from the US Navy read.

<h2>US increasing military presence in West Asia since May</h2>

The US Navy has been ramping up its military deployment in the region since May, owing to increased seizure attempts by Iranian forces.

The US claims nearly 20 such incidents took place in 2021 alone.

“We remain vigilant and ready to protect navigational rights in these critical waters,” US Vice Admiral Brad Cooper said recently.

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In order to tackle fresh security challenges from Iran, the US on Thursday (July 20) announced the deployment of new military assets to West Asia. US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin approved the deployment of an Amphibious Readiness Group/Marine Expeditionary Unit (ARG/MEU) into the region.

In order to tackle fresh security challenges from Iran, the US on Thursday (July 20) announced the deployment of new military assets to West Asia. US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin approved the deployment of an Amphibious Readiness Group/Marine Expeditionary Unit (ARG/MEU) into the region. The readiness group is made up of three ships—including the Bataan, an amphibious assault ship—whereas an expeditionary unit usually comprises about 2,500 Marines. Along with Bataan, other two US warships—the USS Mesa Verde and the USS Carter Hall—have also been deployed. This deployment comes after an initial decision of sending the F-35s, F-16s, and a guided missile destroyer, the USS Thomas Hudner (DDG-116), to the region in previous weeks. Also read: Iran attempts to seize oil tankers in Strait of Hormuz, prompts US Navy response “These additional forces provide unique capabilities, which alongside our partners nations in the region, further safeguard the free flow of international commerce and uphold the rules-based international order, and deter Iranian destabilizing activities in the region,” the US Central Command (CENTCOM) chief Gen. Erik Kurilla said in a statement. Rising security threat from Iran The US claims Iran has increasingly sought to interrupt and block the safe passage of US commercial ships in recent times through the Strait of Hormuz, the 39km passage between the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman. In early July, the US said it prevented an Iranian attempt to seize two oil tankers near the Strait. In one incident, Iranian forces even opened fire on one oil tanker, prompting the USS McFaul destroyer to “drive off” the attacking vessels. Also read: US, Iran talk with mutual `understanding` to cool tensions “On July 5, US forces prevented two attempted commercial tanker seizures by the Iranian Navy after the Iranians had opened fire in one of the incidents near the coast of Oman,” a news release from the US Navy read. US increasing military presence in West Asia since May The US Navy has been ramping up its military deployment in the region since May, owing to increased seizure attempts by Iranian forces. The US claims nearly 20 such incidents took place in 2021 alone. “We remain vigilant and ready to protect navigational rights in these critical waters,” US Vice Admiral Brad Cooper said recently. WATCH WION LIVE HERE ×

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