The Syrian General Authority for Ports and Customs announced on Tuesday that security officers successfully foiled an attempt to smuggle a major ammunition shipment across the border into Lebanon.

According to an official statement, customs personnel stationed at the Jdeideh Yabous border crossing intercepted a private vehicle bound for Lebanese territory.

A search uncovered 226 RGC-type grenades hidden within secret compartments constructed inside the vehicle.

Three brothers set out in search of food. Only two returned, both with life-changing injuries.

Mousa lost one eye and suffered severe damage to the other, while his younger brother Mohammad was blinded after coming under gunfire while trying to secure aid for their family.

Their brother Hussein was later killed in the same area. With medical care unavailable in Gaza and restrictions preventing treatment abroad, the family says their suffering continues long after the attack.

US Central Command (CENTCOM) released footage showing the tenth consecutive night of military strikes targeting Iran, as operations in the region continue.

Argentina shares players' World Cup homecoming

Two million fans celebrate Spain’s World Cup victory in Madrid 

Houthi supporters rally in Sanaa after armed forces announce navigation ban on Saudi Arabia

More than 1,200 people have fled a new major wildfire raging north of Madrid that has already burned more than 26,000 hectares (65,000 acres) of land, according to firefighters.

The fire started on 16 July, in a forest-covered mountainous area near the village of La Mierla in the Castilla-La Mancha region, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) from the Spanish capital.

Rodri and Luis de la Fuente raise the World Cup trophy as World Cup-winning Spain return home to a heroes' welcome, with a million jubilant supporters expected to greet them during an open-top bus parade from Moncloa to Cibeles square.

UK prime minister Keir Starmer leaves 10 Downing Street as leader for the final time, before Andy Burnham takes over the role.

In his latest provocative move, Itamar Ben-Gvir toured the Gaza border, claiming that Gaza "belongs to us," and called on 'Israelis' to move there.