Morning update
Morning update Good Morning Middle East Eye readers, If you are just joining us, here are key developments from across the region and beyond: *The United States Central Command has directed the establishment of a task force that will support US government's efforts to prevent Iran from using ground routes to transport advanced weapons and other materials. *The Saudi-led coalition forces…
Good morning Middle East Eye readers, here are the key developments from across the region and beyond:
The United States Central Command has established a task force to assist in preventing Iran from using ground routes to transport advanced weapons and materials. Saudi-led coalition forces intercepted and destroyed two cruise missiles over Riyadh and southern regions. The Saudi-led coalition also damaged Aramco's building in Riyadh's financial district after intercepting missiles over the city's airspace.
The UAE National Guard rescued 22 Arab nationals from a cargo ship fire in the Sea of Oman. Yemen's death toll from Saturday's air strikes near Sanaa has risen to at least 33, with 39 wounded. Iran's Supreme National Security Council warned the United States of a devastating response if attacks resume.
French presidential contender Jean-Luc Mélenchon said French ships would escort Palestinian flotillas if necessary. Saudi Arabia's Foreign Minister discussed efforts to de-escalate tensions and enhance security with Qatari counterparts. Iran and Russia discussed strengthening military and security cooperation. Iran executed three men convicted of participating in armed unrest and carrying out operations for Israel and the US.
Britain's Your Party's petition for a public inquiry into Britain's involvement in Israel's Gaza "genocide" reached 90,000 signatures.
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