Daily: Larak strikes reopen Hormuz as SCO leaders gather in Bishkek
By Piri ·
US warplanes struck Iranian missile launchers on Larak Island, prompting IRGC ballistic-missile attacks on US bases in Jordan and pushing Brent crude above $90. Himalayan floods killed over 900, SCO summit opened in Bishkek, and Niger repelled a coup with Russian Africa Corps help.
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- Today's Report
- Larak strikes reopen the Gulf confrontation
- Himalayan floods push toll past nine hundred
- Bishkek hosts the year's largest Eurasian summit
- Niamey coup bid repelled with Russian Africa Corps
- Washington secures a quarter century of Venezuelan crude
- Myla depot strike deadliest of the war this year
- Zambia charges opposition leader with treason
- Ferry capsizes off Kyrenia, eight dead
- Pyongyang reshuffles its military leadership
- JKIA strike strands travelers for a second day
- Palau forum opens amid Taiwan and security rows
- Fujimori convenes cabinet after Trujillo massacre
- Tripoli embassy reopens as Libya moves to elections
- Northern Fleet sails for an extended Arctic patrol
- Monsoon floods swamp Central Luzon
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