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Palestinian Vice President: Hamas will not run in the elections in its own name and will not be part of the government, which is what it signed into US President Trump's plan.

Palestinian Vice President: We have communicated with the Israeli and American governments to facilitate the holding of elections, but have not received a response so far.

The U.S. Geological Survey reports a 6.7-magnitude earthquake in the Scotia Sea.

Iraqi President: I believe the United States wants to reach an agreement to end the war with Iran.

Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Khatibzadeh: The United States and Israel have always believed that carrying out a terrorist attack would lead to a split within Iran's political and security system. But they have witnessed firsthand how the Iranian people, officials, and soldiers have all stood their ground in the name of Iran, without even submitting leave applications.

Market news: The Vatican will invest 100 million euros to build renewable energy power plants.

Indian Ministry of External Affairs: During his visit, Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will also meet with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.

Indian Ministry of External Affairs: Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar will pay an official visit to Russia from August 23 to 24.

Iranian Revolutionary Guard Major General Safavi: The United States is launching a “joint and complex hostile operation” against all sectors of Iranian society.

U.S. Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren: Trump's war on Iran has driven up the cost of living for Americans. Trump promised to make life more affordable, but his economic agenda has left working families last.

Japanese Foreign Minister: Japan has maintained friendly and trusting relations with Middle Eastern countries for many years. We will build on this foundation and play an active role in achieving peace and stability throughout the region.

Japanese Foreign Minister: Both sides also confirmed that they will strengthen cooperation in a wide range of areas, including ensuring a stable supply of oil and liquefied natural gas. I also stated Japan's willingness to cooperate in enhancing the economic and energy resilience of Gulf countries.

Japanese Foreign Minister: Many challenges remain regarding the Iran issue. I had in-depth discussions with the Saudi minister on a range of issues, including urging the US and Iran to resume negotiations as soon as possible, creating a favorable environment for reaching a final agreement, and ensuring free and safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. We will further deepen future cooperation.

Japanese Foreign Minister: I had in-depth and thorough discussions with Saudi Arabian Foreign Minister Faisal and Omani Foreign Minister Badr.

Iranian Armed Forces spokesman: The United States no longer has prestige on the international stage.

Iranian Armed Forces spokesman: Signs of American decline are becoming more apparent.

Ontario Premier: Fully supports Carney's tariff retaliation plan.

Ontario Premier: Everything must be put on the negotiating table in the trade war.

U.S. officials say the two sides have only a few areas of disagreement, and Canada is seeking tariff reductions under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act that exceed what the U.S. is willing to offer.

U.S. officials: We do not expect Canada to retaliate against the new tariffs.