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Palestinian platforms: Settlers storm Al-Aqsa Mosque complex under the protection of the occupation police

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Syrian Defense: We call on all parties in Sweida to cooperate with security forces and exercise restraint

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: The Lebanese Army is continuing its investigations and will later announce any information that does not affect the confidentiality of the investigation

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: It has not yet been determined whether the detainees belong to ISIS or another organization

Al Mayadeen's correspondent: Around 10 people of different nationalities, including Lebanese nationals, were detained

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Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: We have strong indications that there are martyrs, injuries, and trapped people in the Salah al-Din area

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: Citizens should avoid Salah al-Din Street because anyone who approaches it is at risk of being directly targeted

Gaza Civil Defense spokesman: Reality is that there is a very limited retreat of the vehicles, with the occupation forces providing cover undeer fire up to Salah al-Din Street

Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh

author: Al Mayadeen
source: Al Mayadeen
11 Jul 2022 23:50

Apparently, Biden's administration is considering the cancellation of the ban on arms sales to the "Pariah" state. Is this Biden's only card to push Saudis into pumping more oil?

Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh
Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh
Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh
Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh
Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh
Biden considers canceling the offensive arms sales ban to Riyadh