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    IRGC Retaliates for Qeshm Strike, Destroys F-35s at Al-Azraq

    The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) launched a retaliatory attack against the Al-Azraq airbase in Jordan, destroying three F-35 aircraft and damaging three others. The strike was in response to an American airstrike earlier that day on Qeshm Island, which resulted in the deaths of a family of three and injuries to two children. The IRGC stated that the region is not a place for an army that attacks innocent families and that their struggle will continue until the last American occupier is expelled from Islamic lands.
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    Belarusian-Russian Investor Threatens Armenia with Arbitration Over Business Interference

    A Belarusian-Russian investor, Nikolai Vinitsky, has sent a notification to the Armenian government regarding an investment dispute. Vinitsky alleges that his investments in four Armenian enterprises were illegally expropriated due to 'arbitrary and discriminatory measures' taken for political purposes. He demands that the government refrain from further unlawful actions, restore access to management and control of the enterprises, and abandon plans for nationalization. If the dispute cannot be resolved amicably, Vinitsky intends to seek justice in international arbitration with a demand for full compensation for damages.
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    MPs Urge PM to Fix Social Care Before Assisted Dying Bill

    Labour MP Jess4Lowestoft and others oppose the assisted dying bill due to concerns about the UK's broken care system. They argue that meaningful choice and dignity at the end of life require a functional palliative care system and affordable social care. The MPs welcome the PM's commitment to fixing social care but insist that the assisted dying bill's flaws must also be addressed.
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    Criminal Arrested for Murder and Robbery in Raqqa

    The Internal Security Forces in Raqqa have arrested a suspect involved in a previous murder case that sparked public outrage. The suspect confessed that the murder was committed out of revenge and that he leads a gang involved in armed kidnapping, robbery, and theft while impersonating security personnel. Various weapons and ammunition were found in his possession during the arrest. Investigations are ongoing to complete the legal procedures and refer him to court.
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    New Fare Rates Introduced for Tarlan Astana LRT

    Starting August 1, new fare rates will be introduced for the Tarlan Astana light rail line. The cost of a single trip remains 200 tenge. New passes include 1-day (500 tenge), 3-day (1,500 tenge), 5-day (2,500 tenge), 10-day (4,000 tenge), 15-day (5,000 tenge), 1-month (7,500 tenge), and 3-month (20,000 tenge) passes. Trip packages for 5, 10, 20, and 30 trips are also available, ranging from 900 to 5,000 tenge. Passes can be purchased at station ticket offices and loaded onto Tarlan Astana transport cards.
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    Lakers Proposed to Trade Bronny James to 76ers

    The Los Angeles Lakers have proposed several trade scenarios involving Bronny James, their guard who is set to earn roughly $2.3 million next season. With LeBron James joining the Philadelphia 76ers, there's speculation about a father-son reunion. The Lakers are exploring multi-team trades with the Sixers, Hawks, Bulls, Pelicans, and Mavericks to move Bronny while gaining top offseason targets like Jonathan Kuminga, Jalen Smith, and Klay Thompson. These trades aim to create roster flexibility and add impactful stars to the Lakers' lineup.
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