Turkish and Syrian foreign ministers are expected to visit Iraq soon to continue tripartite talks held earlier in Ankara, Iraqi media reported.

The upcoming meeting is expected to focus on several key issues, including the formulation of economic policies into formal protocol agreements, as well as discussions on security, politics, and regional partnerships.

Cambodia PM:

Thailand initially supported the Malaysian Prime Minister’s proposal for a ceasefire but later reversed its position. The key to resolving the current conflict is Thailand’s acceptance of the ceasefire.

NEW: Britain and Australia sign a 50-year agreement to build nuclear submarines.

Israel will allow Arab countries to resume airdropping aid to the Gaza Strip.

Source: Israeli Channel 12

Iran’s Deputy FM Gharibabadi on talks with E3:

Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister GharibAbadi said that talks with the E3 (UK, France, Germany) and the EU Political and Security Committee were “serious, frank, and detailed.” Both sides agreed to continue consultations and discussed Iran’s position, including issues related to the snapback mechanism. Specific ideas were presented by both parties and explored in depth.

NEW: Türkiye's President Erdogan said he might speak with Russia's Putin and U.S. President Trump this week to explore the possibility of holding a leaders' meeting on the Ukraine war in Istanbul.

Meta says it will ban political ads in the EU from October, calling new rules "unworkable."

NEW: U.S. Embassy in Libya:

Allegations that the United States is seeking to relocate Gaza residents to Libya are inflammatory and false

NEW:In the past 24 hours, 9 Palestinians, including 2 children, have died of hunger in Gaza due to the Israeli blockade, bringing the total death toll from starvation to 122.

NEW: Iran diplomat says agreed with European powers to continue consultations.

NEW: Syria, U.S., and France in joint statement agree to reinforce cooperation on fight against terrorism.

Syria, the U.S., and France, in a joint statement, agreed on:

To reinforce cooperation in the fight against terrorism and support the Syrian government’s political efforts in national reconciliation, especially in northeastern Syria and Sweida.

Syria, the U.S., and France, in a joint statement, agreed on:

To ensure that Syria’s neighbors do not pose a threat and that Syria will not pose a threat to its neighbors, and to support efforts to hold perpetrators of violence accountable.

Syria, the U.S., and France, in a joint statement, agreed on:

We agreed to hold consultations between Damascus and the SDF in Paris as soon as possible.

NEW: Thailand declares a state of emergency in border areas with Cambodia due to escalating clashes, urging citizens to avoid travel and stay vigilant.

Cambodian GRAD MLRS systems launched another barrage of rockets into Thai territory from Oddar Meanchey Province.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu:

Together with our U.S. allies, we are now considering alternative options to bring our hostages home.

The Syrian Foreign Ministry has released the full text of the joint statement by Syria, the U.S., and France.

Satellite imagery of Russia’s Engels-2 Airbase taken on July 25 at 08:21 UTC shows the presence of 2 Tu-95MS (Bear-H), 2 Tu-160 (Blackjack), 1 An-26 (Curl), and 5 Su-34 (Fullback) aircraft.

Since then, 1 An-26 has arrived at the airbase, while 1 Tu-154B-2 has departed and arrived in Moscow.

Source: avivector

US Special Envoy to Syria Thomas Barrack:

A stable, secure, and united Syria is built on the foundation of great neighbors and allies. We will continue working to build prosperity in Syria in cooperation with friends and partners.

Starlink systems used by Ukrainian forces were offline for 2.5 hours overnight, due to a global issue affecting the satellite network.

Ukraine’s military, which heavily depends on thousands of Starlink terminals for battlefield communications and drone operations, faced operational disruptions. Some drone missions were delayed or conducted without live video feeds.

Source: Reuters