🇮🇷: 🇮🇶 | Iranian Foreign Minister meets Iraqi President and Prime Minister in Baghdad:

Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi met separately with the President of Iraq and Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi during his visit to Baghdad. The meetings included discussions on a number of regional and bilateral issues. According to initial information, one of the key topics under discussion is the expected arrival of the coffin of Imam Ali Khamenei in Iraq for a final visit to the holy shrines in the four sacred cities.

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🇮🇶 | Iraqi media reports that at least 14 politicians have been arrested since the start of al-Zaidi's corruption campaign that started at dawn today:

— Muthana Al-Samaraie
— Madhar Al-Kurawi
— Mohammed Farman
— Mohammed Al-Karbouli
— Bahaa Al-Nuri
— Alia Nassif
— Hassan Al-Khufaji
— Mohammed Al-Sihaud
— Ibrahim Al-Sumaidi
— Hind Al-Abassi
— Ali Ma'araj
— Alaa Sakr
— Ziad Al-Janabi
— Mohammed Al-Mayahi

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🎙| Updates (miscellaneous):

1. Informed Palestinian sources stated that the future of the Gaza administrative committee remains unresolved more than five months after its formation, with its members still in Cairo awaiting permission to enter Gaza. The committee has reportedly held meetings with the United Nations, World Bank, and European Union regarding reconstruction and transitional governance, while Palestinian factions accuse Israel and Nikolay Mladenov of blocking the committee's entry.

2. The Israeli military and Shin Bet announced the martyrdom of Walid Haniyeh, identified as a deputy company commander in Hamas' elite military unit. According to the Israeli statement, he was involved in recruitment, training, and participated in the 7 October storm. Israeli authorities also identified him as a nephew of former Hamas political bureau chief Ismail Haniyeh (r).

3. The Israeli terror military reportedly expanded the "Yellow Line" in several areas of the Gaza Strip following heavy artillery shelling.

4. An Israeli airstrike reportedly targeted Nuseirat in the central Gaza Strip.

5. Tehran IRGC Commander Sardar Hasanzadeh announced preparations for the farewell ceremony of Iran's "martyred leader," stating that visitors will enter through designated routes, view the body, and leave within 15 minutes to maintain crowd movement. He added that the funeral prayer will be held on the morning of 5 July.

6. Reports from Venezuela stated that two powerful earthquakes (M7.2 and M7.5) left approximately 68,900 people missing and at least 1,430 dead, with rescue operations continuing under deteriorating conditions.

7. Syrian media reported that Israeli forces, consisting of six military vehicles, entered Wadi Al-Ruqqad and advanced toward the village of Jumla in western Daraa.

8. Haaretz reported that Israeli defense companies sold military equipment to Qatar and Saudi Arabia despite the absence of formal diplomatic relations. The report states that Elbit Systems supplied C-MUSIC missile defense systems for Qatari aircraft and equipment for Qatari and Saudi F-15 fleets, while alleging that Netanyahu approved defense contracts with Qatar worth over $100 million.

9. The IRGC Ground Forces reportedly shelled positions of Kurdish separatist groups in Iraq's Kurdistan Region using field artillery.

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🇮🇷 | The IRGC has released footage of its overnight retaliatory missile strikes on American military bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.

According to the statement, eight targets were successfully struck, with no Patriot PAC-3 missile interceptions reported. It further said this was due to the prior destruction of the American early warning radar network across the region, leaving US forces effectively blind once their AWACS assets had landed.

The statement added that the targets were recently deployed military assets rushed in by Washington to reinforce its significantly weakened capabilities in Kuwait and Bahrain.

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