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Russia sends 11 tons of humanitarian aid to Iran under war conditions
Russia's 11-ton humanitarian aid shipment to Iran entered the country through the Astara border gate. Astara Governor Ali Darmani announced that the shipment, carried out under war conditions, consists of emergency relief supplies, medicine, and medical equipment.
Belgium sourced all its gas from Russia in July despite EU's Russian LNG ban plan
Despite the European Union's plans to reduce dependence on Russian energy, Belgium sourced all of its liquefied natural gas imports in July from Russia. The war in the Middle East and shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz are increasing Europe's reliance on Russian gas.
Kazakhstan to cut China-Europe transit time to three days with three new highways
Kazakhstan's President Tokayev announced that construction has begun on three strategic highways that will cut freight transport time to Europe to 3 days. The projects will shorten the distance from China to Europe by 1000 kilometers.
Russia sues Apple over failure to pre-install domestic software
Russia's Federal Antimonopoly Service (FAS) filed a lawsuit against Apple, alleging the company failed to pre-install the Russian messaging app Max and the Rustore app store on iOS devices. If the violation is confirmed, Apple could face a fine.
Zelensky dismisses Ukraine's ambassador to Washington, Olga Stefanishyna
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a decree ending the tenure of Ambassador Olga Stefanishyna to the US. Stefanishyna stated her resignation was for personal reasons.
US makes $20,000 visa bond permanent for 50 nations with most overstays
The US State Department has made permanent, as of August 3, a visa bond program for 50 countries with the highest rates of visa violations. Applicants from these countries will pay up to $20,000 per business or tourist visa application.
Hero of Russia Poddubny enters Duma race as United Russia candidate
Hero of Russia Evgeniy Poddubny has announced his candidacy from the ruling United Russia party for the State Duma. Poddubny said the party's resources should be used to strengthen the country, and his platform includes support for special military operation veterans.
Zelensky says long-range strikes, sanctions will force Russia into peace this autumn
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced they will increase long-range strikes on targets inside Russia and tighten sanctions to force Moscow to make peace. The Ukrainian leader also accused Putin of prolonging the war.
Pezeşkiyan calls new Hamas leader, affirms support for Palestine
Iranian President Pezeshkian called the new Hamas political leader Khalil al-Hayya to congratulate him and express Tehran's support. The call highlighted the obstacles facing the deal announced by U.S. President Trump to disarm Hamas.
Forest fire in France's Var region destroys 2,000 hectares
A forest fire that broke out in the Var region in southeastern France has turned approximately 2,000 hectares to ash. Firefighting teams have been dispatched to the area to bring the blaze under control.
Azerbaijan destroys 788 mines left by Armenian forces in Karabakh in July
The Azerbaijan Mine Action Agency (ANAMA) announced that it neutralized 788 mines and over 2,000 unexploded ordnance in the liberated territories during July. The operations cleared more than 8,000 hectares of land.
Poland tightens customs checks at Kaliningrad border, queues hit 19 hours
Poland's strict inspections at the Kaliningrad border have caused vehicles to wait 18-19 hours at the Mamomevo crossing. Another reason for the congestion is the influx of Russian-speaking Germans as summer holidays begin in Germany.
Ukraine Reports 10 Injured in Russian Strikes on Odesa and Danube Ports
Ukraine's Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport announced that 10 people were wounded in Russian attacks on port facilities and civilian vessels in the Odesa and Danube regions. The ministry said Russia's attacks on seaports have intensified since July.
Russia protests Ukraine's civilian attacks through diplomat summoned by Sweden
The Russian Embassy in Stockholm announced that its charge d'affaires, summoned to the Swedish Foreign Ministry, conveyed Moscow's official stance on the Ukrainian military's attacks on civilian targets inside Russia.
St. Petersburg man investigated for endangering lives with illegal rooftop tours
A 29-year-old was detained on suspicion of organizing unauthorized tours on the roof of a building on Nevsky Prospekt in St. Petersburg. A criminal case was opened against the suspect for 'endangering the safety of life and health.'
Russia to send only one athlete to Winter Swimming World Cup in Argentina
Due to financial constraints caused by sanctions, the Russian Winter Swimming Federation will send only Vladislav Sapozhnikov to the IWSA World Cup stage in Argentina.
Chernihiv and Kharkiv regions rocked by explosions
Ukraine's Obshchestvennoe TV channel announced that an explosion sound was heard in Chernihiv on Monday. The same channel had earlier stated that two explosions occurred in the city.
Russian civilian hospitalized after Ukrainian drone strike in Rylsk
Nikolai Ivanovich, 68, was hospitalized in the Kursk region after a Ukrainian drone strike in Rylsk caused him acoustic trauma and shrapnel wounds.
Brent crude drops to $83.41 on US-Iran talks and OPEC+ decision
US President Trump's announcement that he will restart negotiations with Iran and the OPEC+ decision to increase output in September triggered a sharp decline in Brent crude prices. The price per barrel dropped by 7.4% to $83.41.
Russia sets up special operations center to counter ship attacks in Sea of Azov
Russia’s Ministry of Transport has set up an operations center due to growing security threats in the Sea of Azov and Black Sea. The center aims to keep freight flowing by planning alternative road and rail routes.

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