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A sailor was killed in a rocket attack on an oil tanker in the Gulf and Trump confirming that his country was holding talks with Iran.

The Strait of the Friday Hirams again witnessed a rocket attack that killed a sailor on a Royal Greek oil tanker. This is in the midst of continuing diplomatic efforts in an effort to end the war between Iran and the United States. President Donald Trump said that his administration was holding talks with representatives of Iran. On another level, dozens of people were killed and others were injured on a popular market in south-west Yemen, while the Hawaii supported by Iran and the internationally recognized Yemeni Government shared accusations of standing behind the attack.

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Jordan: The killing of a security man and the injury of another stabbing near the Embassy of Sri Lanka in Amman

A statement by the Directorate of Public Security of Jordan, Thursday, reported the killing of a security element and the injury of another as a result of a sharp attack in the capital Amman. The Directorate, which confirmed the arrest of the suspect, called " Corporal Javad Ali ' s citation of a cowardly act of terrorism " , adding that one officer was also injured. The Directorate added that the attack occurred near the Embassy of Sri Lanka.

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United Nations: 139 migrants killed and dozens lost following a boat sinking off the coast of Djibouti

The United Nations International Organization for Migration (IOM), on Sunday, declared that at least 139 migrants had died and 84 others had been lost following the sinking of a boat off the coast of Djibouti on 8-9 October. In a statement based on survivor ' s testimonies, the organization indicated that the boat, which was less than 350 people, had sailed from Djibouti towards Yemen before the north of the coast of the city of Abuk al-Jibwe, noting that its teams supported local authorities in providing emergency assistance on the ground.

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Saudi Arabia: 12 deaths and 300 others in the most violent attack on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh

At least 12 people died and more than 300 were injured in an attack on Riyadh International Airport, Saturday, the highest score of 10 years ago, with the Yemeni Al-Houthi group escalating its attacks on the Kingdom. The Saudi Civil Aviation Authority declared that four Saudis, two persons from Bangladesh and one each from the United States, Jordan, Palestine, Syria, the Sudan and Egypt were dead, while United States President Donald Trump said that Washington was studying to join Saudi strikes against Al-Houthi.

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