Middle East
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Jul- 2023 -31 July
Lebanon Clashes Kill Six in Palestinian Refugee Camp
At least six people were killed in clashes in south Lebanon's restive Ain al-Helweh Palestinian refugee camp.
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29 July
Turkish Drone Kills 4 in Syria: Kurdish Forces
A drone strike near the border with Turkey late killed four members of the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces.
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28 July
Iran Claims Possession of AI-Guided Cruise Missile
The Iranian naval forces claimed to have received a new long-range cruise missile assisted by artificial intelligence.
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28 July
Syria Blast Kills Six Ahead of Ashura: Ministry
A bomb killed six people and wounded scores when it exploded near the Sayeda Zeinab mausoleum in Damascus, Syria's most visited Shiite pilgrimage site.
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26 July
8 Civilians, 7 Soldiers Killed in Separate Yemen Blasts
Eight people were killed when an unexploded projectile from Yemen's years-long war detonated inside a house, while seven soldiers were killed in two separate attacks with IEDs.
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25 July
Three Palestinian Militants Killed by Israeli Troops in West Bank
Israeli troops killed three Palestinians in the occupied West Bank, the Palestinian health ministry said, the latest deaths in a surge of violence in the territory since early last year.
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22 July
Israel Military Reservists Threaten Over Judicial Revamp
Over 1,100 Israeli air force reservists threatened to suspend volunteer service ahead of final votes on a bill that aims to overhaul Israel's judiciary.
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19 July
Israel Strikes Wound Two Syrian Soldiers: State Media
Israel carried out air strikes near Syria's capital of Damascus, wounding two Syrian soldiers, Syrian state news said.
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18 July
Saudi Deal for Turkish Drones During Erdogan Visit
A Turkish firm will provide drones to Saudi Arabia, Riyadh said following a visit by Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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18 July
Israel Recognizes Moroccan Sovereignty Over Western Sahara
Israel has decided to "recognize Morocco's sovereignty" over the disputed Western Sahara region, the royal office in Rabat announced.
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