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Middle East news — August 1, 2026 - Page 145

Publications tagged with Middle East published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 145 of 186.

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  1. WorldMiddle EastConflictEarth

    Russia Strikes Zhytomyr Region: Agricultural Enterprise Hit, Children Injured

    Russian forces struck an agricultural enterprise in the Zhytomyr region of Ukraine, injuring six people including three children. The attack caused damage to residential houses and social infrastructure facilities. The head of the Zhytomyr Regional Military Administration, Vitaliy Bunechko, confirmed the incident and reported that the injured are receiving medical assistance.
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    Russia Strikes Ukrainian Military Targets Overnight

    Russian forces launched a massive attack using missiles and drones, targeting military airfields, defense industry enterprises, and logistics centers across Ukraine. The strikes hit facilities involved in the production, storage, and delivery of missile weapons and unmanned aerial vehicles. The targets included plants producing components for various missiles and drones, as well as cargo ships carrying military supplies. The attack lasted for over six hours and involved at least 358 aerial weapons.
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    China Warns Against Dangerous Approaches to Its Warships

    China's Foreign Ministry has issued a statement warning against 'dangerous approaches' to its naval vessels after a US drone-equipped ship recently approached a Chinese warship. The ministry stated that the Chinese military conducts its activities in accordance with international law and international practices, and it advised against such approaches to prevent unintended air and maritime incidents.
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    Netanyahu's Flights Raise ICC Compliance Questions

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's aircraft repeatedly crossed the airspace of Rome Statute states (Greece, Italy, France) en route to the US, despite an ICC arrest warrant issued in November 2024. An international law expert argues that these countries remain bound by Rome Statute obligations and cannot use diplomatic necessity or head-of-state immunity to justify non-compliance.
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  6. PoliticsMiddle EastBiotech

    Student Who Hacked IIT-Kanpur Website May Get 2nd Chance

    A student who hacked the Indian Institute of Technology-Kanpur (IIT-K) website after being denied admission to their cybersecurity program may get another chance to join the institute. IIT-K is considering evaluating his technical skills instead of pursuing legal action. The student, who allegedly left a message on the website reading 'Site is hacked. All I need is just a fair chance,' will be invited for an assessment on campus.
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    Syrian Currency Replacement Chaos

    Syrian markets are in disarray as the deadline for replacing old banknotes approaches. The Central Bank of Syria has set tomorrow, Friday, as the final day for exchanging old currency. Heavy congestion and confusion have been reported at currency exchange centers, with individuals and traders expressing frustration over the refusal to accept old notes before the deadline. Despite the old notes losing their status as legal tender from July 31, they will remain exchangeable through mechanisms determined by the Central Bank for five years but will not be used for buying and selling after the deadline.
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    Novak Orders Support Measures for Entrepreneurs Affected by Attacks on Logistics Complexes

    Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak has instructed relevant departments to develop support measures for entrepreneurs affected by attacks on logistics complexes. The attacks were carried out by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, with Novak ordering the cabinet to report on the matter. The support measures are aimed at businesses that have suffered due to these attacks.
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    Abelardo De La Espriella's Inauguration Venue Confirmed: USC Arena in Cali

    The USC Arena at the Universidad Santiago de Cali has been confirmed as the venue for Abelardo De La Espriella's presidential inauguration on August 7. The modern auditorium is recognized for its capacity and technology, making it one of the best in Latin America. Congress has approved the transfer of the inauguration ceremony to Cali, with the Senate voting 58 in favor and 30 against. The event is expected to host several international heads of state.
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    UN Secretary-General Criticized for Not Naming US and Israel as Main Culprits Behind International Law Violations

    The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs criticized the UN Secretary-General António Guterres for not explicitly naming the United States and Israel as the main factors behind the disregard for international law, genocide, war crimes, and aggression. The spokesperson stressed that if this trend continues, the UN could face a tragic fate like the League of Nations.
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    European Nations Boycott FIFA Competitions Over Stake Sale

    European football nations have agreed to boycott FIFA competitions, including the World Cup, due to plans by FIFA President Gianni Infantino to sell stakes in the tournament to private investors. The decision was made at a virtual meeting of UEFA's 55 national associations. The next affected tournaments are the Women's World Cup in Brazil in 2023 and the Men's World Cup in 2030, co-hosted by Spain, Portugal, and Morocco.
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    Successful 17th Voluntary Blood Donation Action by 'Do Good' Foundation

    The 'Do Good' Foundation, in collaboration with the Blood Transfusion Institute of Montenegro, successfully organized the 17th voluntary blood donation action. The event aimed to support the Institute in maintaining stable blood supplies and raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation, especially during the summer when donor numbers typically decrease. Director Marija Manja Jovović and Dr. Nela Eraković, Head of the Blood Collection Service, praised the donors and partners for their support and encouraged more citizens to join future actions.
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    Holcim Invests in Argentina with New Additives Plant

    Swiss multinational Holcim has inaugurated a construction additives plant in Córdoba, Argentina, after investing US$ 1.2 million. The new plant will produce over 7 million liters of cement and concrete additives annually, optimizing production processes, performance, and sustainability. The company believes that the growth of energy and mining will generate new works despite the crisis in the sector. Holcim Argentina's CEO, Pablo Bittar, stated that the maintenance and expansion of existing infrastructure will continue, and the plant is a key milestone in their 'NextGen Growth 2030' strategy.
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