News outlets reported that Robert Shagaev, a former commander of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia submarine who defected to Russia after the annexation of Crimea, was killed in a bomb attack in Sevastopol.
Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar condemned the Houthi attack and said another Pakistani was injured, while officials worked with Saudi Arabia and Yemen to establish details.
The Rapid Support Forces said it struck military and fuel facilities, while residents reported drones and explosions across the capital region and cities farther north and west.
A Colombian Army convoy responding to reports of an explosive device was targeted in a rural ambush that killed two service members and injured up to 17 others.
Pakistani Defence Minister Khawaja Asif said on the August 11, 2026 event date that a U.S.-Iran agreement appeared close, but the supplied evidence shows negotiators were still divided over key demands even as talks continued.
Local authorities said army-aligned forces were resisting an assault on the provincial headquarters while regional reports alleged looting and gunfire at the main market.
The Israeli military said troops identified an immediate threat in northern Gaza and recorded a hit after opening fire, but released no details about the person's condition.
Damascus said it worked with the IAEA, the United States and friendly countries after reports of an agreement intended to secure material at the location known as Site 99.
US Central Command said it has redirected dozens of commercial vessels heading toward Iran as part of an effort to enforce restrictions on Iranian ports.
Bogotá became the second UN member state after the United States to accept Israel's claim, departing from the position maintained by the United Nations.
The decrees filled senior armed forces and Revolutionary Guard posts whose previous holders were reported killed in Israeli and US strikes, further reshaping Iran’s command structure.
Madrid said the controls would stay in place for at least a month after Rome restricted Spanish travelers, escalating a fight over migration policy and Schengen rules.
A minister and a military source said Houthi attacks on Yemen’s Marib province killed at least 10 people as the group stepped up strikes on the oil-rich region.