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Bill news — August 8, 2026

Publications tagged with Bill published on August 8, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

13 publications

  3. WorldBillMiddle East

    China-Aided Cambodian Patrol Ship Conducts First Sea Training

    The first 056-type patrol ship provided by China to Cambodia, 'Guogong Shenglihao' (hull number 622), conducted its first sea training in Cambodian waters today. High-ranking officials from both countries, including Cambodia's King's highest advisor General Tea Ban and Defense Minister Tea Sitha, were present. The ship is part of an important military cooperation project between China and Cambodia and was officially handed over to the Cambodian Navy in April this year.
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    Iranian President Condemns U.S. Strikes from Muslim Countries

    Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian criticized the U.S. for conducting airstrikes on Iranian soil from the territories of Muslim countries friendly to Iran. He questioned why these countries allow their territories to be used for attacks on Iran and emphasized that Iran does not want to attack these countries but will retaliate against the places from which it is attacked. Pezeshkian also condemned the U.S. for establishing military bases in the region and striking Islamic countries that do not meet its demands. He rejected the notion that Iran should be subservient to the U.S. and stated that Iran will not submit to intimidation.
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    Elderly Palestinians Used as Human Shields, Killed by Israeli Forces

    A newly leaked image shows the last known photo of two elderly Palestinians, Nadi Marouf and Ali Marouf, taken hours before they were executed by Israeli occupation forces in Beit Lahia, northern Gaza Strip, in November 2024. Israeli forces from the 92nd Battalion of the Kfir Brigade abducted the two men and used them as human shields for several days before killing them.
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    Iran Vows to Keep Strait of Hormuz Closed Unless US Accepts Conditions

    Iranian officials, including parliament members and the Revolutionary Guard Corps' spokesman, have stated that Iran will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz unless the US accepts its conditions. They view the strait as a strategic power element, not just an economic waterway. The US's pressure on Oman and interference in regional negotiations are cited as reasons for keeping the strait closed.
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    Mexico and Brazil Strengthen Energy Cooperation and Bilateral Relations

    Mexican and Brazilian officials met in Brasília, confirming that the cooperation agreement between Pemex and Petrobras has entered the execution phase. The agreement combines Pemex's energy potential and infrastructure with Petrobras' deep-water exploration experience. The two countries also signed memorandums of understanding in science, technology, and innovation, and educational cooperation. They expressed joint support for Michelle Bachelet's UN Secretary-General candidacy and concern about Cuba's economic crisis. The meeting also addressed trade, energy, and multilateral affairs, with both countries committing to deepen cooperation.
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    Iraq Reaffirms Sovereignty Amid Saudi Talks

    The Prime Minister of Iraq, Ali Al-Zaidi, met with the head of Saudi General Intelligence, Khalid bin Ali Al-Humaidan, to discuss strengthening relations between the two countries. Al-Zaidi reiterated Iraq's commitment to protecting its sovereignty and preventing its territory from being used for actions that harm other countries. The meeting also focused on enhancing security coordination regarding regional developments.
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