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Mohammad Hamada, the spokesman for the Palestinian Resistance Movement (Hamas), was martyred by Zionist forces in northern Gaza.  As per a Saturday report from Palestine's Maan news, Hamada, who was also a member of the Hamas communication center, was killed as a result of Israel's recent air strikes on Jabalia in northern Gaza by the Zionist tyranny.  In September 2023, during an interview with the Islamic Republic News Agency, Hamada underlined that the reasons for the increased aggression were the US's support of the occupiers, Europe's apathy, and some Arab states' rush to establish diplomatic ties with the regime. According to reliable sources who talked to Maan, the Hamas spokesman passed away a few days ago during the Zionist onslaught.  Hamada from occupied Quds was one of the Palestinian detainees released in 2011 as part of a prisoner swap arrangement with the Zionist authorities and lived in the diaspora in Gaza.

Serbia claims the NATO-led war against Russia has destroyed the economy of Europe.   Aleksandar Vucic, president of Serbia, pointed out in an interview that the Ukraine conflict "has crushed the European economy."    Tucker Carlson, the former Fox News personality, published a teaser video on Sunday displaying clips from his travel to Budapest, where he met Serbian President Aleksandar Vui and a number of his officials, according to The Messenger.    Carlson said in a vehicle after meeting with Serbia's president that the debate was on Ukraine and the implications of Russia's special military operation.    Carlson criticized US aid to Ukraine. According to him, Wuy said the situation in Ukraine has been hurting the European economy.    "One of the things he revealed was the war in Ukraine, the NATO-led war against Russia, destroying the European economy," Carlson added.    "The destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline by the Biden

  Tehran, IRAN-  Saudi Arabia and Iran will reopen embassies in each other's capitals "within days," Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdolakhian said on Friday. Seven years after the two countries terminated their activities, there is a breakthrough in relations. According to the official translation into Arabic, "We have agreed to reopen the Iranian and Saudi Arabian embassies in Tehran and Riyadh in the next few days, during the last phone call between the foreign ministers of Iran and Saudi Arabia on Eid al-Fitr."

Lahore, Pakistan - Saeed Ahmed Abbasi quoted Pakistan Railways as saying that on the three days of Eidul Adha, all trains operating across Pakistan will offer a 30% discount on tickets. The discount will be available at reservation offices and stations from July 10 to July 12, however, it will not be applicable on special trains running on Eid, but rather on all trains running on main and branch lines.  Economy Class, AC Lounge, AC Sleeper, AC Business, and AC Standard are entitled to a 30% discount. Regular notices have been issued in this regard to the Divisional Supervisors and Divisional Commercial Officers of the seven Pakistan Railways divisions.

Massive floods triggered by the monsoon rains have killed 25 people and injured many more in Pakistan's Baluchistan province, authorities said. Three women and four children were also killed, according to PDMA Director General Nasir Ahmed Nassar, who also claimed that other 35 people were injured in rain-related incidents that have occurred in the province over the past two days. Following the devastation caused by the province's first monsoon rains, the Relief Commissioner also issued a notice declaring that the provincial capital had been hit by the disaster. After heavy rains, many streets and roads in the outskirts of Quetta were flooded, severely affecting daily life. Balochistan is devastated by torrential rains.  Flash floods in Pishin, Qila Abdullah, Bolan, Mastung, and other areas of Balochistan destroyed more than a dozen dams and levees. Following floods on the Mah River, traffic was suspended on the Quetta-Jacobabad highway.

On Sunday morning in Balochistan's Zhob region, a passenger bus crashed into a ravine, leaving at least 19 passengers dead and 11 more injured, according to authorities. A bus with more than 30 passengers was traveling from Islamabad to Quetta. Rescuers were seen on tv assisting stained with blood passengers, while other scenes presented wreckage. According to Sherani Assistant Commissioner Mehtab Shah, the incident occurred near Dhana Sar. He claimed that the bus plunged into the ravine, killing 19 passengers and injuring 11 others. Emergency crews rushed to the scene shortly after receiving the information, according to Shah, who added that the bodies were being taken to a hospital for identification. Dr. Nurul Haq, the medical inspector at the Civil Job Hospital, said the injured victims who were brought to the facility were in critical condition. He also expected the death toll to rise. Meantime, Baluchistan's Chief Minister, Mir Abdul Kudoos Bizenjo, expressed his sadness

As many as 50 illegal immigrants have been found dead in an abandoned trailer near the US-Mexico border in San Antonio, Texas. Another 16 people, including four children, were hospitalized due to heat exhaustion and heat stroke.  The trailer is believed to have been refrigerated, but none of the air conditioning units appeared to be working, despite the temperature outside hitting 39.4C.  The survivors were described by firefighters as "hot to the touch".  According to law enforcement, the San Antonio incident was one of the deadliest single migrant deaths in recent years.  The death toll in the gruesome incident in which bodies were found "arranged" in a truck trailer near San Antonio has risen to at least 50, officials said.  Early on Tuesday, the Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs tweeted that US officials had confirmed at least 50 fatalities.  Survivors experienced heat exhaustion and heat exhaustion.  Traffickers frequently utilize trucks to carry unauthorize