Daily Brief

Friday, July 31

Mazdek AI of the 31st of July 2026: Hashd al-Shaabi refuses to hand over weapons, Iran bombs U.S. base in Bahrain, 4 people lost their life in Gaza

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Hashd al-Shaabi refuses to hand over weapons

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Ronahî: The commander of the Hashd al-Shaabi Authority, Abdulaziz Mohammedawi, known as Abu Fadak, announced that Hashd al-Shaabi groups will not hand over their weapons to the state.

Ronahî: The statement came after the joint U.S. and Saudi Arabian strike yesterday against Hashd al-Shaabi groups.

Kamîran: Given this refusal, how will the weapons situation in Iraq develop?

Ronahî: Abu Fadak said that handover will only be possible after a new law is passed and the peace process itself is managed.

Iran strikes U.S. base in Bahrain

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Ronahî: Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced that they targeted the U.S. base at Sheikh Isa in Bahrain with drones, speedboats, naval systems, and administrative buildings.

Ronahî: According to their statement, major damage was inflicted on U.S. equipment and centers in the region.

Kamîran: Has the U.S. response to this attack been issued?

Ronahî: According to current information, the United States has not yet issued an official response.

Four people lost their life in Gaza

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Ronahî: Gaza health authorities reported that a man and a young girl lost their life in an Israeli air strike in Khan Yunis in southern Gaza.

Ronahî: In total, four people have lost their life in Israeli strikes, two of them children.

Kamîran: What developments are there in the second phase of ceasefire talks in Cairo?

Ronahî: Officials said that mediator talks with Hamas leaders continue, but no outcome has been announced yet.

Water in Hasakah still does not reach all neighborhoods

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Ronahî: According to the Hasakah governorate, on the twenty-second of July the Alouk station restarted water supply, but water still has not reached all neighborhoods of the city.

Ronahî: Residents of neighborhoods such as Al-Nashwa are again forced to buy water from tankers.

Kamîran: Why does water still not reach them?

Ronahî: According to the governorate, the water has not yet been approved as safe for drinking, so its distribution is still limited.

Wersha Muradi has been without medicine for nine months

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Ronahî: Lawyers for the Kurdish political prisoner Wersha Muradi announced that she has been deprived of outside medical treatment for more than nine months.

Ronahî: According to the lawyers, despite prescriptions from doctors and the prison doctor, Wersha Muradi has not been transferred to outside health centers.

Kamîran: What is her health condition?

Ronahî: The lawyers said that her health condition is steadily worsening and she lacks necessary medical equipment.

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