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Al Jawf Governorate · Arnoun · Kfar Roummane · Strait of Hormuz
7 September 2026
4 events recorded (1 confirmed), and 2 statements counted apart.
7 September 2026 in brief
Israeli strikes on Kfar Reman killed 11 people, including two children and two paramedics, Lebanon's National News Agency said. [1] Oman said it evacuated 16 crew from the Saudi tanker Sidr, which it said Iran had attacked. [1] The IDF said a Hezbollah gunman lightly wounded two Israeli soldiers near Beaufort Castle before troops killed him. [1] The Houthis accused Saudi Arabia of airstrikes in four Yemeni provinces and said they shot down a Saudi reconnaissance aircraft over Jawf, claims AP could not verify. [1] IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi called the lack of contact with Iran regrettable as a draft to refer Iran to the UN Security Council circulated, and Iran's foreign ministry warned South Korea against any military deployment in the Gulf.
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IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, opening the quarterly Board of Governors meeting, said giving the agency access to key nuclear sites would have positive repercussions for Iran and called the lack of contact regrettable, as a US, British, French and German draft to refer Iran to the UN Security Council circulated.
International Atomic Energy Agency (Board of Governors and Director General)
7 Sep · to an international body
Reported by The Times of Israel
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7 Sep · US Energy Information Administration
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Government of Iran: Foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei warned South Korea that any military deployment or participation in US operations in the Gulf or Strait of Hormuz would be treated as direct support for the aggressor and have serious consequences.
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International Atomic Energy Agency (Board of Governors and Director General): IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi, opening the quarterly Board of Governors meeting, said giving the agency access to key nuclear sites would have positive repercussions for Iran and called the lack of contact regrettable, as a US, British, French and German draft to refer Iran to the UN Security Council circulated.