Tehran said two escorted tankers were halted while Donald Trump convened advisers to discuss a war that has spilled into shipping lanes and fuel markets.
Two workers from Chhattisgarh were shot in Kulgam district, leaving one dead and one critically injured and prompting a new security operation in Jammu and Kashmir.
French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez ordered extra controls at the Spanish border as Europe reacted to mass arrivals in Ceuta and debate over Schengen resumed.
Spain shut the Beni Enzar crossing with Morocco after a mass entry attempt in Melilla, where local officials said about 300 to 400 people crossed irregularly.
A report citing Sudan’s state news agency said a Rapid Support Forces unit known as Group 26 handed over personnel and military equipment to the Sudanese army.
At least eight people were reported killed in roughly a dozen strikes that Kyiv said were aimed at military-linked supply hubs, a claim denied by the retailer.
The Palestinian group Hamas has stated that any handover of weapons depends on Israel and the United States honoring commitments made under a previous peace agreement.
Spain deployed armed forces to its North African enclaves after tens of thousands of people entered Ceuta, while Italy introduced additional checks on arrivals from Spain.
Human Rights Watch said aircraft controlled by Russia’s Africa Corps struck a village in Mali’s Mopti region in June, killing civilians including children.
Italian leaders pressed for tougher action on Spain after a surge of migrants into Ceuta, turning a border episode into a wider fight over Schengen and EU migration policy.
Palestinian health officials reported deaths and dozens of injuries across the territory while Hamas discussed the stalled next phase of the truce with regional mediators.
Thousands entered the Spanish territory from Morocco after the frontier was breached, prompting an army deployment while Madrid rejected a request to declare a national emergency.
Founding states outlined a defensive framework covering the Red Sea, Bab al-Mandab Strait and Gulf of Aden, with its headquarters and principal bodies based in Saudi Arabia.
The Board of Peace has reportedly secured a deal for the phased decommissioning of military infrastructure in Gaza, though Israeli officials have expressed skepticism regarding the terms.
Former child recruits described abuse within RSF camps to AP; their testimony was not independently verified, while related research documented foreign fighters.