Iran Arrests 11 Foreigners Suspected of Fuel Smuggling
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- Iran arrested 11 foreigners suspected of fuel smuggling.
- The brief item also reported that China restored access to Tibet’s disaster zone after a highway reopened.
- Israel said it was prepared to respond with great force if Iran attacked, while its defense minister announced the detention of a senior Hamas operative in Gaza City.
Iran arrested 11 foreigners suspected of fuel smuggling.
China restored access to a disaster zone in Tibet after a highway reopened. A mudslide had destroyed the Gyirong Port on August 26.
Israel said it was prepared to respond with “great force” if Iran attacked. Defense Minister Israel Katz also announced that a senior Hamas operative had been detained in Gaza City.
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