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Over the past few hours, the world has witnessed the acceleration of events, both at the Arab and international level, and the most important news of the day were:
Today’s news in Syria ๐๐
- “Dead and injured” in Russian helicopter crash in Al-Hasakah … and Russian defense forces clarify
–Today Sunday, local sources in Hasaka reported that three Russian soldiers and a commander of a Russian helicopter were killed after it crashed in the northwestern town of Tal Tamer in the countryside of the governorate.
– According to the sources, the Russian plane fell between the villages of Al-Rayhaniyah and Al-Qasimia, which are located northwest of the town of Tal Tamer in Hasaka governorate.
–She explained that the place where the plane fell is only 2 km from one of the Russian bases in the region and that it is also close to areas of Turkish influence.
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- Despite the receivership, the South African group MTN puts its share up for sale in Syria and sets its price
–Reuters news agency reported today, Sunday, that South African telecommunications group MTN has confirmed it is determined to negotiate the sale of its stake in its Syrian unit, although it is subject to judicial custody.
– According to the agency, the telecom group’s share in its Syrian unit is 75%, and it is ready to sell it for $ 65 million.
–A spokesperson for the South African company said: “MTN Group remains committed to implementing the agreement reached with Telinvest to divest its 75% stake and loans totaling $ 65 million.”
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Today’s news in the Arab world ๐๐
- Will America impose sanctions on Saudi Crown Prince over Khashoggi? … Washington clarifies!
–Today, on Sunday, US media reported, citing US administration spokeswoman Jane Psaki, that the United States has “better ways” than to impose sanctions on Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. , against the background of the “Khashoggi affair”, because he is one of the leaders of the state.
– According to CNN, the White House’s justification for not imposing sanctions on the Saudi prince came in a response from spokesperson Saki to a journalist’s question about why no sanctions are was imposed on the person behind the assassination of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, according to US intelligence.
–Psaki said in his response: “Throughout history, and even in modern times, Democratic and Republican administrations have refrained from imposing sanctions against the leaders of foreign governments who maintain diplomatic relations with us. even in the absence of diplomatic relations between us. “
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- The Theater Trades Union in Egypt mourns Youssef Shaaban … and his funeral will take place tomorrow and will be buried on October 6
–The head of the acting professions in Egypt, artist Ashraf Zaki, has confirmed that artist Youssef Shaaban passed away not long ago, after battling the Corona virus he contracted in recent days, revealing that the funeral of artist Youssef Shaaban will take place tomorrow.
–During statements on the “Al-Masry Al-Youm” website, Ashraf Zaki added that “the funeral will take place tomorrow morning and the body will be removed from Agouza hospital, provided that the burial takes place at family cemetery in October. 6 on the Wahat road. “
–It should be noted that the late artist had been infected with the new Corona virus and was transferred to isolation at Agouza hospital.
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- Major Houthi-led attack on “Saudi rear” and pledged to expand attacks
–The Houthis announced today, Sunday, that a major offensive operation has been carried out in the “Saudi rear”, using a ballistic missile and 15 drones.
–Ansar Allah (Houthis) group spokesman Yahya Saree said in a Twitter statement that “the air force and missile force have carried out a large joint offensive operation towards the Saudi rear “, as part of an operation called the” Fifth Deterrence Balance “.
–He added that this operation continued “from last night, Saturday until this morning, using a Zulfiqar-type ballistic missile, and 15 drones”.
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- Biden administration clarifies what next Saudi Arabian “announcement” means
–An official source in the Biden administration said on Sunday that the Saudi Arabia announcement that U.S. President Joe Biden referred to is intended to provide more details on the sanctions announced by the State Department last Friday.
–A senior official told US website Al-Hurra that more details would be provided on sanctions against Saudi Arabia and that no new measures would be revealed.
–The official added that “the reassessment of the Biden administration’s relationship with Saudi Arabia began on January 20, after his arrival at the White House, and continues to this day.”
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- Somali Army Deputy Chief of Staff survives assassination attempt
–Somali media reported today, on Sunday, citing security sources, that Somali Army Deputy Chief of Staff Abbas Amin survived an assassination attempt as his convoy had was targeted in the Hadan district, in the center of the capital Mogadishu, with a landmine.
– According to Somali media, eyewitnesses confirmed that an explosive device was detonated in the Hadden area near the site of the former Turkish embassy in Mogadishu, in conjunction with the passage of a vehicle carrying the chief of Deputy General Staff of the Somali Army
–Eyewitnesses said: โAmin escaped the injury, but 2 of the escort soldiers were killed and 4 other people were injured, including civilians and soldiers.
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Today’s news in the world ๐๐
- Renewed protests in Myanmar are dead, diplomat swears to “resist coup”
–Burmese police continue to crack down on weeks-long protests against the military coup and on Sunday two protesters were killed and several others injured.
–Politician Kyaw Min Hteiki, from the southern town of Dawei, said police opened fire in the town, killing one protester and injuring several other protesters, according to Reuters.
–The “Dawi Watch” media agency also reported that at least one person was killed and more than 12 injured.
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- Tehran disappointed us … a diplomatic dispute between Turkey and Iran over the intervention in Iraq
–Today, on Sunday, the Turkish Foreign Ministry summoned Tehran’s ambassador to Ankara, amid Iranian statements accusing Turkey of violating Iraq’s sovereignty and occupying its lands.
–In a statement, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said that what we expect from Iran is to support Turkey in its fight against terrorism, not to oppose it.
–The summons by Ankara of the Tehran ambassador came after the statements of the Iranian ambassador to Iraq, Ern Masjedi, who declared: “We reject military intervention in Iraq, and the Turkish forces must in no case constitute a threat to or occupy Iraqi lands.
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- Tehran rejects European offer to negotiate with Washington
–The American Wall Street Journal quoted Western diplomats as saying: “Iran has rejected a European offer to talk about the nuclear deal with Washington.”
–The newspaper pointed out that Iran’s refusal to negotiate could worsen the tension between Tehran and Washington in the coming period.
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Videographer today ๐๐
- When the Iraqi army occupied Saudi land … the liberation of Khafji, the first and last battle for Qatar
- Documentary The Battle of Barbarossa is the largest military operation in human history
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