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A maritime agency has reported that a tanker was fired upon by gunboats in the strategic Strait of Hormuz, raising concerns about regional security and potential escalation.

Renewed violence disrupts fragile truce as Israeli forces conduct demolitions, threatening efforts to rebuild communities in southern Lebanon.

As Iran-Gulf tensions escalate, Turkish officials are actively promoting Istanbul as a premier regional financial hub, seeking to capitalize on the economic fallout.