Iranian Parliament National Security Committee Chairman Aziz Stated: "If Anyone Continues To Yield To Iran's Enemies, Your Sovereignty Will Continue To Be At Risk, And Your National Status Will Be Weakened. But If Anyone Willingly Becomes A Tool Of The Enemy And Acts Recklessly In The Region, Iran Will Respond Decisively And Firmly."

Turkish Foreign Minister Fida Stated That An Alliance Against Turkey Exists In The Region. Israel, The Greek Cypriot Government, And Greece Have Previously Established A Security Alliance In The Mediterranean, "drawing A Line Along The Mediterranean Median." Turkey's Alliance Is Not Directed Against Any Particular Country, But Rather Aims To Strengthen Cooperation And Deterrence

Turkish Foreign Minister: Turkey Expects The United States To Exert The Necessary Pressure On Israel, Otherwise Turkey, Qatar And Egypt Will Have No Choice But To Take Radical Measures On This Issue, Which Is Their Responsibility To Their Country, People And Palestinians

According To Yemen's Saba News Agency: Saudi Artillery Shelled Villages In Saada Province In Northern Yemen

U.S. Central Command: The Process Of Consulting With Regional Partners And Formally Inviting Them To Join Has Been Initiated

U.S. Central Command: Announced The Launch Of Its First Multi-domain, Multinational Attack Drone Task Force

Market News: US President Trump Will Visit The Nassau County Police Academy In New York City Tomorrow

The Premier Of Saskatchewan, Canada, Said: "There Are Several Sensitive Issues In The Negotiations, Including Dairy Products, But The Progress So Far Is Encouraging."

The Premier Of Saskatchewan, Canada: With The August 19 Tariff Deadline Approaching, Negotiations Between Canada And The United States Have Clearly Heated Up In The Past Few Weeks

Premier Of Saskatchewan, Canada: In Canada-U.S. Trade Negotiations, Both Parties Need To Maintain A Broader Objective, Namely To Review And Update The Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA)

Sources Say Detroit Automakers Will Tell The White House That The Revised North American Trade Agreement Could Cost Them Billions Of Dollars