Daily: ADNOC tanker hit in Hormuz; Makkah pact widens toward Egypt

By Piri ·

A missile struck an ADNOC tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, with the UAE blaming Iran, while the Makkah pact among Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan eyes Egypt's inclusion. Ethiopia's PM accused the TPLF of violating the peace deal as Eritrean armor entered Tigray, and Zelensky visited Serbia to press its neutrality.

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  1. Today's Report
  2. Hormuz missile hits ADNOC tanker, UAE blames Iran
  3. Makkah pact sets collective defence; Fidan eyes Egypt
  4. Abiy warns TPLF as Eritrean armor moves into Tigray
  5. Zelensky's first Belgrade visit presses Serbia on neutrality
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  7. Nonthaburi shooting toll hits nine as Bangkok vows gun curbs
  8. 178,000 migrants exit South Africa amid crackdown
  9. Sahel alliance rejects Tinubu's security remarks
  10. Drone blast near Kardam pipeline strains NATO's eastern flank
  11. Mexico, Brazil deepen trade ties at Brasilia panel
  12. Syr Darya water metering plan wins nod at Turkistan talks
  13. Avocado inspectors return to Michoacán with 1,500 troops
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