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653 figures · 23 Jul 2026 to 4 Sept 2026 · ten desks

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767
US troops wounded since 28 February, per the Pentagon casualty database
31
Strike waves claimed by Iran’s army, per its own numbering on Press TV
13
Vessels a day through Hormuz, Kpler 10-day average, against ~130 before the war
3
episodes of major unrest at Niamey’s main airport in 2026 (Al Jazeera)
4
Algerian fighter aircraft reported sent to Niger, unconfirmed by Algiers (France 24)
12 Sept
date the 1591 sanctions regime expires
8.3M
people covered by the IPC’s forward projection sample, down from a nationwide analysis
42
aerial bombs verified destroyed — the first since 2014
4
shells fired at Bat al-Warda on 3 September; zero statements from Damascus
200
companies in the Egyptian-Chinese industrial zone on the Suez Canal, on official figures
71%
revenue jump the SCA’s own FY2026/27 forecast requires from a $4.67bn base
2/3
Nationalrat majority required to amend Austria’s constitution
4
Brotherhood chapters designated by the US in 2026 (Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Sudan)
1
Lebanese detainee confirmed released; five were announced
187
the war’s day number, per a tracker whose page date reads 31 July
187
Days of the Iran war as of 2 September, per GlobalSecurity’s numbered daily digest
5
Lebanese civilians the Prime Minister’s Office said Israel agreed to release; one was handed over Thursday
0
of three US agencies — CISA, FBI, CIA — that answered NBC on the record
3
separate US indictment and reward announcements being read as one
2
Filipino seafarers killed aboard the Saudi tanker Sidr
17m
barrels Washington says cleared Hormuz on Monday — uncorroborated
Dozens
soldiers reported arrested in Niamey; no official figure has been published
0
reports datelined 1–3 September on the Bamako fuel blockade
12 Sep
Date Sudan’s sanctions regime and arms embargo expire
100,000
People displaced by the war sheltering in El Obeid, per Al Jazeera
4M
Square metres in the “New Damascus” district announced by SANA, 31 August 2026
8
Israeli strikes on the Abu al-Duhur runway, 19 August, per Syrian state TV via NPR
$12bn
China’s trade surplus with Egypt, first seven months of 2026 (Chinese customs)
Dec 2025
When Egypt withdrew from the Nile negotiations
13
ballistic missiles Jordan’s military says entered its airspace on 1 September; 10 intercepted
3
armed groups that have announced integration into Iraq’s security forces, from a PMF of 70-plus factions
8.3%
Share of Austria’s population identifying as Muslim, 2021 (4.2% in 2001) — Statistics Austria
10
Months from Abbott’s 18 Nov 2025 proclamation to the first documented exclusion of a chapter it never named
10
headlines on the same strike, 1–3 September, ranging from “claims” to no mention at all
13,000
US strikes in Iran as of the April 2026 ceasefire — the last figure Washington published
79
Palestinians killed in the West Bank by settlers or Israeli forces since 1 January 2026, including 19 children (UN OCHA, via Al Jazeera)
13
Iranian ballistic missiles Jordan’s army says it intercepted or tracked to impact on 1 September — 10 downed, three landing in remote areas
27 Oct
Israeli polling day — the first general election since October 7 and the wars that followed (Britannica)
4
anonymous sources behind the entire story; zero agencies on the record
110
countries where Apple sent mercenary-spyware notifications in August
13
Iranian missiles Jordan’s army says entered its airspace on 1 September; three impacted
12.4
ships a day through Hormuz in August, against ~130 before the war
3
armed incidents in Niamey since January 2026
12
months of JNIM’s fuel embargo on Mali
24 Aug
Maïga received by Tebboune in Algiers
12 Sept
Date the Darfur arms embargo expires
+25%
Displacement growth in Sheikan district, which contains El Obeid, over eight months (IOM)
17
Months from framework to dissolution, per SANA — command structure still unpublished
77–20
Senate vote, 9 Oct 2025, on the NDAA carrying the Caesar Act repeal
12:1
Egypt’s imports from China vs exports to China, H1 2026 (CAPMAS)
$1.26bn
Suez Canal revenue, Q2 2026 — against an $8bn full-year SCA target
28
days to the 30 September disarmament deadline
238,000
PMF personnel, on a 2024 budget of ~$3.4bn (CRS)
170,000
bpd through Kirkuk–Ceyhan, against 1.5m capacity
4
national chapters designated by the US since January 2026
157–101
French National Assembly resolution vote in a 577-seat chamber
1600 GMT
when CENTCOM said the strikes began; no targets or scale disclosed
12
missiles fired near Katiba, west Gaza City, according to witnesses cited by Reuters
1,300+
Palestinians killed in Gaza since the October 2025 ceasefire, per Gaza health officials cited by Reuters
49–52
Seats for the Likud/ultra-Orthodox/far-right bloc across late-June and July polling, against 61 needed
47
threat actors listed on a dashboard whose payload last changed on 6 April 2026
H2 2026
Meta reporting period in which AI is said to appear in nearly all disrupted CIB networks
8
missiles Jordan says it intercepted; no independent damage assessment exists
187
vessels through the Strait of Hormuz between 4 March and 11 June (CSIS)
402
battles involving Russian fighters in Mali in 2025, down from 537 in 2024 (ACLED, via ADF)
95%
share of Mali’s fuel imported by road (Ops Con Intelligence, July 2026)
200
RSF fighters said by the army to have defected in North Kordofan
19.5M
people in acute food insecurity in Sudan, per UNICEF citing IPC
177,021
People SNHR counts as still forcibly disappeared, March 2011–August 2026
17
Months SANA says the SDF integration took, dating to the March 2025 Abdi–Sharaa agreement
7%
Rise in Egypt’s 21-karat gold price in August, per the Gold Division
$7.3bn
Total IMF disbursements to Egypt as of 31 July 2026
5
factions refusing to disarm, per Rudaw — three of them named
170,000
barrels a day through Kirkuk–Ceyhan, on a 1.5m bpd line
231
days since the first designation tranche with no confirmed second
168
days since the Dutch motion passed with no ban implemented
3 of 11
outlets whose URL slug no longer matches the headline they published
5
outlets that headlined a quote relayed from a single network, before Trump reversed it on the record
5 of 6
national desalination plants offline on 31 August 2026
60
seats for the anti-Netanyahu Zionist bloc in Channel 12’s 3 August poll — one short
11
ongoing internet shutdowns worldwide, 31 August 2026 (Internet Society Pulse)
0
UK agencies attributing the July generator outage to Iran on the record
2
$4.07
US average gas price Sunday, per AAA, vs $2.98 pre-war
3
attacks on the Niamey airport complex since January, by three different actors
2,640
conflict-related deaths in the Central Sahel, Jan–Mar 2026 (UN OCHA)
215
families who reached El Obeid on foot in 24 hours, 19–20 August (Sudan Tribune, citing state officials)
3
times Kurmuk has changed hands since March 2026
2026-17653
Federal Register document number carrying the rescission, published 31 August
2
civilians killed near Sweida on 30 August, per AFP and SOHR
17 months
SANA’s framing of the integration timeline, March 2025 to August 2026 (Syrian state agency)
5,700 MW
Combined projected capacity of Karadobi, Mandaya and Beko Abo, against the GERD’s 5,150 MW (Al-Monitor)
5.2m tons
Net cargo on CMA CGM-affiliated Suez transits so far in 2026, against 18.8m tons in all of 2025 (SCA via Maritime Executive)
30 Sept
declared completion date for the US-led coalition mission in Iraq
238,000
PMF fighters, per the Washington Institute, August 2025
3
Brotherhood chapters designated by the US on 13 January 2026, and the three Ottawa is now asked to mirror
76
votes in the 150-seat Tweede Kamer for a Brotherhood ban on 17 March — with no government action since
8 of 12
verified headlines pegged to the end of a lull
8
missiles Jordan says it intercepted; zero confirmed targets
57%
of coalition voters back a Smotrich–Ben Gvir merger that would cost the two parties two seats (Kan News, 30 Aug)
43–59
seats attributed to Netanyahu’s bloc across six polls published in eight days
4
days offline, per one unnamed source in one newspaper
$35.7m
daily cost of the blackout, per Iran’s own communications minister
3
transits recorded on 23 August against an 85-a-day pre-crisis baseline (IMF PortWatch, via the straits.live tracker)
35%
reported cut in Iran’s foreign trade, attributed to President Pezeshkian by The New Arab; venue and baseline period unverified
+2%
Niger’s 2026 budget revision, adopted 21 August, eight days before the mutiny
15
Months of Algeria–Mali rupture before ambassadors returned in July, per Algeriepatriotique
500+
civilians killed in drone strikes, 1 Jan–15 Mar 2026 (OHCHR)
19.5M
people in IPC Phase 3 or worse, Feb–May 2026
8
Israeli air strikes reported on the Abu al-Duhur base, 17–18 August
100
Alawites SOHR has documented killed in sectarian crimes in 2026, against 1,426 documented for March–June 2025
2016
Year of Xi’s last visit to Egypt
5,700MW
Combined potential of the three planned Blue Nile projects, still at planning stage
end-2026
deadline for the last US troops under the earlier drawdown plan (Jerusalem Post)
14 of 23
ministers approved by parliament on 14 May 2026
4
Brotherhood national branches designated by the US in 2026
2
Rival Brotherhood leaderships reported — not independently verified
3 of 8
Headlines about the Jalud attack containing no Palestinian (THE FILES desk count, 29–30 Aug 2026)
5 days
Between the reported attacks on AFP journalists (25 Aug) and the NBC News crew (29 Aug) in the West Bank
Dozens
phone calls between a senior Shin Bet official and Hamas’s Ghazi Hamad, per Channel 12 and Kan
4
NBC News staff present in Jalud when a car with Israeli plates reversed toward them; AFP reported three attacked
0
accounts or assets quantified in the reporting on Meta’s Iran-linked takedown
12
US states with reported water-system intrusions; none publicly attributed by any agency
236
Hormuz transits, all cargo types, 1–19 August (Kpler, via Al Jazeera)
~$1
Year-on-year rise in US pump prices as of 21 August (CNN)
15
months Mali and Algeria kept their airspace closed to each other, April 2025 to July 2026
95%
share of Mali’s fuel imported by road, the supply line JNIM has attacked since September 2025
14
days until the Darfur arms embargo lapses without a new resolution
41%
of Sudan’s $2.9bn 2026 appeal funded as of 3 August
180 days
Interval at which the White House must certify Syrian counter-terrorism and minority-protection steps to Congress, for four years
8
Israeli strikes on the Abu al-Duhur airbase reported by Syrian state TV, citing a military source
$4bn
External financing gap in Morgan Stanley’s adverse scenario
1,526
30%
discount to the lower of the SOMO or budget crude price, approved from 1 September
770,000 b/d
mid-August Ceyhan target set by Baghdad on 2 June; outcome unpublished
2
US states where a governor has acted against the Brotherhood or CAIR by executive instrument
3
Brotherhood chapters designated by the US State Department on 13 January 2026 — Egyptian, Lebanese, Jordanian
June 2025
when Netanyahu said Israel ‘activated clans in Gaza'
43
Seats for Netanyahu’s coalition in the Lazar/Maariv poll, against 59 for the opposition
3
Killed in the Jenin drone strike, 28 August
2025
Year of the channel Channel 12 says Netanyahu approved, active until February
170
active-duty conscripts whose details were exposed, per Haaretz, 23 August
0
cyber or information-operations events this desk could confirm inside the 26–29 August window
182
days since the war began on 28 February 2026
12.4
average daily Hormuz transits, 1-19 August (Kpler), against ~130 before the war
7%
Brent’s decline over the week to 27 August (Bloomberg)
1,300 km
Algeria–Mali border invoked by Maïga in Algiers
2,980 bn
CFA francs in Niger’s 2026 budget, per Africtelegraph
6,400
Sudanese pounds to the dollar, parallel market, 27 August (traders)
59,000
Deaths recorded war-to-date, AP tally (far below epidemiological estimates)
1/3
Share of Syria’s 2026 UN humanitarian appeal funded, per Security Council Report’s August forecast
8
Air strikes reported on the Abu al-Duhur airbase, 17–18 August, per Syrian state TV and Axios
529
oil tankers through Suez in April 2026, up 28% year on year (CAPMAS)
$56.29bn
net international reserves at end-July, a 47th consecutive monthly rise (CBE)
33
days from 28 August to Zaidi’s 30 September disarmament deadline
89%
share of Iraq’s first-half 2026 spending going to salaries, pensions and social security (derived)
4
domains carrying Brotherhood statements in August 2026
0
persons or groups designated by Executive Order 14362 itself
6
headlines, one briefing, six different lead facts
15
points in the disarmament roadmap, per one outlet only
2
Separate back-channels to Hamas reported in one evening — 2014 and 2025
Hundreds
Extremists in a near week-long confrontation with the IDF at Kusra, per IDF officials
3
Palestinians reported killed in Israeli strikes on 27 August, per medics and local media
4
days the generator was offline, per a single unsourced press account
2,564
personnel records claimed exfiltrated — one vendor account, primary document unread
30–60
Days Iran and Oman have set to negotiate a fuller Hormuz understanding
50–60%
Share of pre-war Hormuz flows CBA says would revive oversupply expectations
9 Aug
Date Algiers phoned the invitation; Bamako announced it 22 August
100+ vs 3
Africa Corps fighters and Malian soldiers at Bombori, per HRW witnesses
15x
Gap between the two displacement estimates published in the same 25 August report on El Obeid
Sept 12
Reported expiry date of the 2004 Darfur arms embargo — unverified, awaiting Council documents
0
published documents setting out what Damascus conceded in the integration deal
8
air strikes on Abu al-Duhur’s runway and storage facilities, per Syria’s Ekhbariya citing a military source
30 Aug–3 Sep
Xi’s tour window, per Beijing; Cairo gave no dates
$1.26bn
Q2 2026 Suez Canal revenue, per CAPMAS — up 13% on Q1
250
US troops reported in October 2025 as staying at Ain al-Asad; the base was vacated in January 2026
14/23
Ministers seated when parliament confirmed the al-Zaidi government on 14 May 2026 (Long War Journal)
4
Brotherhood chapters designated by the US; the executive order named three, and Sudan was not among them
0
documented links between Abdul El-Sayed and the Brotherhood in material reviewed for this brief
28
days between the disarmament agreement and the “first time” headlines
1
word removed from the headline, retained in the slug
32
Likud seats won in 2022; Haaretz now puts the party “in the low twenties”
140
Labour MPs who signed a letter backing a settlement trade ban, per Times of Israel
5
outlets, one unretrieved vendor report
4
days of claimed lost generation, publisher of origin unidentified
236
Hormuz transits, all cargo types, 1–19 August 2026 (Kpler via Al Jazeera)
$94.39 → $89.50
Brent, 21 August close to 25 August, across the sanctions rollout (CNBC; Trading Economics)
63 nm
Distance west of Yanbu of the strike position, per UKMTO via gCaptain
0
wire services reporting the Algiers meeting
58.32bn
FCFA added to Niger’s 2026 budget (+2%)
2004
Year the UN arms embargo was imposed on Darfur alone, and never widened
200,000+
Newly displaced in Kordofan, IOM via Al Jazeera, 20 August 2026
200
pages in ISGAP’s second Canada report
5
US designation tranches since 13 January 2026
1 of 8
headlines in our sample that told readers the toughest sanctions were withheld
25+
diplomatic missions and international organisations that visited the site the day before the operation, per AFP
0
arrests reported after settlers were filmed attacking Israeli activists and journalists in front of IDF troops, Jannatah, 25 August
59
Jewish opposition seats in Channel 12’s 24 August poll — two short of 61, down from 60 a week earlier
5–25%
Cabinet Office estimate, probability of a serious successful cyberattack on UK domestic infrastructure
170
active-duty conscripts whose details were exposed, per TheMarker
$92.20
Brent settlement on 24 August, down 2.32% on the sanctions announcement
63nm
Distance west of Yanbu at which the VLCC Amzan was struck, per UKMTO
73
Hormuz transits in the week to 16 August, down from 91, per Lloyd’s List Intelligence
3
AES member states sending deputies; Chad, a non-member, attended
80+
men and boys rounded up under a tree at Bombori, per HRW
0
dates published for the announced Goïta visit to Algiers
38.9%
of Sudan’s 2026 Humanitarian Response Plan funded, as cited to the Security Council
25%
rise in displacement in Sheikan district, which contains El Obeid, over eight months (IOM)
$47,000
ACMER-linked contributions itemised by Townhall from FEC filings
23 Jul
OFAC designation of UK-based Mahmoud al-Abyari, plus 3 individuals and 3 entities
4
publishers, four different names for the same war
8
days since the 60-day US–Iran deadline expired on 17 August
2
leaked closed-forum warnings by Bluth to Netanyahu since May
Oct 27
election day; Eisenkot leads most polls
4
days a UK generator stayed offline in July, disclosed in August
100+
US water facilities reportedly targeted, per the New York Times via CSIS
800,000
daily hacking attempts claimed by the UAE Cyber Security Council, unaudited
10 Jul
2026: ambassadors returned to post
9
civilians HRW says were killed at Bombori, four of them children
95%
of Mali’s fuel imported by road into a landlocked country
2
Umma parties rejecting the dialogue invitation in its current form
16
RSF-linked individuals and entities designated by Washington in three actions this year
3
chapters designated by the US on 13 January 2026, with no second tranche announced since
1
EU member state with an outright ban on the Muslim Brotherhood: Austria, since 2021
~10
kites recovered in recent days, per Israeli media cited by Arab News
$1
year-on-year rise in US gasoline prices, CNN’s chosen measure of the campaign
0
suspicious devices found on the four kites, per the IDF
2019
year Trump recognised Israeli sovereignty over the Golan, the policy Barrack now cites
53.5%
turnout in the 17 August Likud primary, down 4.5 points from 2022
4
days the UK generator was offline, per The Telegraph
~170
conscripts whose details were exposed, per TheMarker
18:00 GMT
Monday’s Treasury announcement — contents still unpublished
73
Hormuz transits, 10–16 August, down from 91 (Lloyd’s List Intelligence)
9
civilians HRW says Africa Corps killed at Bombori, four of them children
15
months from the Tin Zaouatine drone shootdown to Algeria’s restored ties with all three AES states
200,000
newly displaced in Kordofan since late 2025, per IOM
215
families who walked into El Obeid within 24 hours
31
days since the last announced US action against the Brotherhood (23 July)
4
named Brotherhood office-holders across three jurisdictions in the current record
7 of 8
headlines whose subject is the condemning governments, not Israel or the dead
0 of 6
headlines in which the struck state is the subject
5 days
between the Idlib strike and a US envoy calling it an election play
60
seats for the opposition bloc — one short of a majority, in three consecutive polls
63%
rise in serious Jewish nationalistic crime in the West Bank, H1 2026 vs H1 2025, per Israeli security data
March 2026
Date of the newest incident data on a dashboard recrawled around 19 August
12
US states reporting water or wastewater cyber incidents by 4 August (Axios)
7
Ships through Hormuz in 24 hours to 18 August, against ~110/day before the war (CNN, MarineTraffic)
$93.86
Brent close, 21 August — up 38.58% year on year but 0.02% over four weeks (Trading Economics)
4 days
Since a single anonymous source told CNN an Iran–Oman deal was ‘a couple of days' away
70%
drinking-water gap in El Obeid city, Plan International estimate reported 1 August 2026
4
different dates given by credible outlets for the SAF capture of Bara
6
US federal designation actions touching the Brotherhood, 24 Nov 2025 – 23 Jul 2026
79
days between Abbott’s Texas proclamation and Paxton’s Collin County suit
21
states that condemned the E1 approval in August 2025, against roughly a dozen this week (Euronews)
2.5%
rise in WTI futures, to $86, after the ‘unprecedented' economic warfare announcement (CNN)
18 days
From Rubio’s ‘very shortly' on Hormuz (4 Aug) to Saturday’s Israeli front pages
49–52
Seats for Netanyahu’s bloc across late-June and July polls; 61 needed
0
published indicators of compromise six days after the 16 August warning
18,777
hours of access lost to intentional disruption, August 2025–August 2026 (Internet Society Pulse)
~10 min
that a live-streamed shooting kept broadcasting after Philippine officials say they alerted Meta
<300M
barrels in the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve — lowest since January 1983
32%
of 74 vessels matched by Windward in the Hormuz corridor broadcast a mismatched AIS identity
3
working groups — defence, diplomacy, development — feeding the AES “Year II” roadmap
8
civilians killed at Kyrnia on 15 June, including three children, per Human Rights Watch
4
Brotherhood chapters designated by Washington in 2026 — all of them foreign
13
years since Rabaa, the anniversary the leadership chose to mark this week
934
days between the killing and the criminal investigation
1,234
housing units in the E1 tender opened on 18 August
75
years Galei Tzahal has broadcast, the station the cabinet voted to close
8
days between the E1 bid deadline (19 Oct) and the general election (27 Oct)
0
named recipients of Apple’s 18 August batch
3.2GB
claimed, unverified leak logged alongside the IranWire claim
530+
ballistic missiles fired by Iran at the UAE in the war’s first six weeks, per Al Jazeera
750+
US service members wounded since the war began, per the Defense Department casualty database
402
battles involving Russian fighters in Mali in 2025, down from 537 in 2024 (ACLED, via AFRICOM’s Africa Defense Forum)
0
financings disbursed by the BCID-AES in the eight months since its 23 December 2025 launch (Financial Afrik)
318
RSF personnel the Ad-Dabba locality administration says crossed to the army on 18 August
500,000
people trapped in El Obeid, per Al Jazeera, 6 July 2026
13
months H.R.4397 has sat in House Foreign Affairs Committee
31
of 138 Jordanian parliamentary seats won by the IAF in 2024
1
unnamed official sourcing the entire Kushner–Netanyahu account
3
Israeli framings of a single Wall Street Journal report
110
Countries receiving Apple threat notifications, 13 Aug — a country count, not a victim count
12
US states reporting water-system cyber incidents — a figure roughly two weeks old
4
conditions Ghalibaf set for reopening Hormuz
2
unnamed regional officials behind the motive reporting
23.5t
Mali industrial gold output, January–June 2026 (mines ministry, via Reuters)
402
Battles involving Russian fighters in Mali in 2025, down from 537 in 2024 (ACLED, via ADF)
2021
Year of the takeover that suspended Sudan from the AU — and the last time a PSC delegation came to Khartoum
27
Drone-strike events recorded around El Obeid in June — ACLED’s highest monthly total of the war
3
US states that have acted against the Brotherhood and CAIR since November 2025
4
Brotherhood chapters designated by the United States since January 2026
NE
Where Daily Sabah placed a base that sits in Idlib, in Syria’s northwest
6
Mastheads this desk could not verify inside the window, and therefore does not quote
8
strikes on Abu al-Duhur airbase, per Syrian state media
54%
Likud primary turnout, down from roughly 58% four years ago
8
older items circulating as current in searches scoped to August 2026
60
days from the Versailles memorandum to Monday’s expiry, with none of its three deliverables met
16 of 18
UKMTO-reported projectile strikes since 6 July that hit the southern Omani workaround route
16
Nigerien soldiers killed at Téra, 17 July, per the official toll
0
independent confirmations of the North Kordofan shoot-down claim
Sept 2025
most recent IPC Sudan analysis this desk could confirm
3
US states claiming a federal designation power
2
rival leaderships, per The Economist
15
points in the US-backed Gaza roadmap Hamas accepted and Netanyahu rejected on 30 July
53.5%
Likud primary turnout, 75,177 of roughly 140,000 members, down from about 58% in 2022
~700
Palestinians displaced by settler attacks in nine West Bank communities in the first half of 2026, per UN News
4,800
hostile cyber incidents INCD says it logged in June 2026, self-reported intake, versus ~1,600 in June 2025
5
jurisdictions Citizen Lab names in the telecom surveillance campaigns, including Israel, the UK and China
60
days of the Islamabad MoU, expiring 17 August
300+
fuel tankers destroyed on the routes into Mali since September 2025
82
Malian soldiers released by the FLA in August; about 118 reported still held
841,000
people in areas where WFP, UNICEF and FAO say outcomes can no longer be predicted
70.15t
gold produced 2023–2025, of which more than 55 tons bypassed the treasury (Sudan Tribune)
3
US states whose governors have moved against CAIR — Texas, Florida, Oklahoma
4
Brotherhood chapters actioned under EO 14362 since 24 November 2025 — Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Sudan
3
different ceasefire start dates given by three wires for the same truce
0
independent confirmations of either commander’s death or rank
15
points in the US-backed Gaza road map Israel has rejected
11 of 29
top slate slots Netanyahu controls, per Jerusalem Post
6
Qusra homes the mayor says were evacuated and taken over
2005
Last year present in any date field of the 9.2m-record sample
0
New named-vendor Iranian-nexus threat reports published 14–17 August
0
governments confirming the extension on the record
17%
of pre-conflict Hormuz traffic, per UKMTO’s week to 14 August
15
months between Algeria’s ambassadorial recall from Bamako and his return
300+
fuel tankers destroyed since the blockade was declared on 3 September 2025, per open-source tracking
500,000
people trapped in El Obeid, per OHCHR as cited by Al Jazeera, 6 July 2026
29t
gold imported directly by the UAE from Sudan in 2024, up from 17t in 2023 (SWISSAID, UN Comtrade)
0
Criminal charges ever brought against CAIR in the 2009 case Oklahoma’s order rests on
1
Of three chapters designated in January, the number given the FTO label that criminalises material support
2
English renderings of one Persian post, one missing the sovereignty line
5–14 Aug
From “talks in final stages” to “no negotiations currently taking place”
11
killed in Ansar and Deir al-Zahrani on 15 August, per Lebanon’s Health Ministry
49–52
seats for Netanyahu’s bloc in July polling, against the 61 needed to govern
150,000+
US water systems, most run locally
170 hrs
Shutdown duration in a January file resurfacing as August news
60%
of US voters opposed military action against Iran in a late-July Quinnipiac poll, per Al Jazeera
56
reports of damage to vessels in and near Hormuz since 28 February, per CNN — publisher of the underlying tally unnamed
82
soldiers announced released, conditions unstated
0
communiqués finals published from the ministerial
14
killed at Umm Arda, per one Sudanese NGO
6 months
since Washington said both sides accepted a peace text
4
chapters designated since 24 November 2025, against 31+ jurisdictions named in S.2293
4
US outlets carrying the Ikhwan Online item, all conservative or pro-Israel advocacy media
1 of 13
Qusra headlines naming Israeli state forces as the actor, 13–14 August
0
governments or bodies confirming the Kushner trip on the record
7 → 12
US states disclosing water-system intrusions, roughly 1 to 8 August
3 months
Age of the Citizen Lab telecom report circulating as current, with no named response
45
Hormuz transits, 3–9 August (Lloyd’s List, preliminary)
21 Aug
Expiry of the US waiver on Iranian-origin crude
5
structuring documents tabled at the Ouagadougou ministerial
1/3
share of Orano’s Niamey stock in the claim; tonnage unstated
2,500
displaced from Geisan on 11 August, per IOM via the UN
8
drones over El Obeid on 12 August, per Reuters witnesses
135,000
people in IPC Phase 5 Catastrophe, per the 14 May 2026 analysis
5
years the Brotherhood’s general-guide succession has been contested
4
national Brotherhood chapters designated by the US since November 2025
6 vs 8
single-day Hormuz transit counts published by Semafor and CBS within 24 hours, neither disclosing method
1 → 2
death toll in the Reuters headline before and after Thursday’s refile; two partner URLs still carry the first version
1
Israeli detained, per the IDF’s own Qusra statement
24h
between Katz’s unconditional refusal and its conditional version
11 of 29
top Likud slate positions Netanyahu controls, per Jerusalem Post
12
US states with reported water-sector incidents (The Record, c. 7 August)
90 days
since the last dated NetBlocks reading on Iran’s national blackout (16 May)
8
vessels in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, against a pre-war norm of 130–140 a day (Kpler)
6
dead claimed by Yemen’s Aden government, unconfirmed independently
55
commercial vessels redirected since 14 July, per CENTCOM’s self-reported tally
0
primary AES communiqués retrievable behind the harmonisation reports
50+
soldiers killed in the 18 July convoy ambush in northern Mali, per AFP
8
drones counted over El Obeid before dawn Wednesday (Reuters)
37
killed in the 2 August army drone strike on a court in Kabkabiya (Emergency Lawyers)
1
outlets reporting the planned Democratic boycott
3
Brotherhood chapters designated on 13 January 2026
9
headline versions of one strike; none name the vessel
6
Iranian conditions counted; none reproduced in the captured headlines
4+2
crew and rescuers killed near Bab el-Mandeb; none yet named
8
rounds of US sanctions on Iran this year, per CNN
±3.9%
margin of error on the Channel 13 poll that puts the bloc at exactly 60
30+
Minnesota water systems targeted in late July, per state officials to NPR
1
outlet found carrying the Trump deepfake claim, and it is partisan
$87.72
Brent settlement Monday 10 August, per CNBC
18
Killed at al-Makha in two Sunday waves, per government tolls
6
Senior commanders appointed, per Iran International
10
Malian soldiers killed at San, provisional toll from one anonymous security source
42.2t
Mali’s industrial gold output in 2025, down 22.9% on provisional ministry figures
18,000
people displaced from 20+ villages in Sirba, West Darfur, in the week to 10 August (IOM via OCHA)
2
belligerents the UN envoy has met, per the UN spokesman’s office — with no date, location or outcome given
28
jurisdictions named in the Senate bill’s definition, against three chapters actioned by the executive order
60
days the electoral commission gave the Islamic Action Front to rename, from 26 February — outcome unpublished
2
English renderings of one Hebrew sentence in Sunday’s wire copy
0
Arab states named in either broadcast report
63%
Rise in nationalistic attacks, Jan–Jun 2026 vs 2025, per Israeli security figures
2 of 7
states named in the CBS headline; five unnamed
0
platform influence-operation takedown reports dated inside the window
2
SNSC appointments for one man, published the same day
55
commercial vessels CENTCOM says it has redirected
10–12
soldiers reported killed at San; no official Malian figure published
0
named speakers or price figures retrievable behind the claim that Bamako’s shortage has ended
6
months since a US advisor said the Quad had a Sudan peace deal; none is in force
20
further areas the IPC places at risk of famine beyond El Fasher and Kadugli
0
sponsors named for the successor-entity fix the witnesses requested
1
outlet has claimed to read the Ikhwan Online page every later report cites
1 of 19
headlines naming Israel’s reciprocal obligation to withdraw (THE FILES sample, 8–10 Aug)
24 hours
between the “tensions with US” framing and the envoy line reported by Haaretz
15
points in the Gaza roadmap Netanyahu said on camera Israel does not accept
3
Netanyahu aides named in the Israel Hayom report; two deny it, one has not responded
551
respondents in the last Kan survey that published its methodology, fielded 12 July
7
US states with targeted water systems, per NBC News on 3 August — a count Route Fifty’s 6 August headline suggests is already stale
3 weeks
Age of the newest retrievable spyware research circulating as current
7
conditions Tehran now attaches to reopening a shipping lane
15
ADNOC vessels attacked in the Strait since 28 February, one crew death, 20 injured
0
verbatim Tinubu quotes reproduced in any of the four published accounts of the rebuke
2,500
Russian personnel CRS puts in Mali alone — the same figure ADF gives for all of Africa Corps
0
named officials behind this week’s SAF corridor and convoy claims
41%
of Sudan’s $2.9bn 2026 appeal funded, per OCHA on 3 August
15:03
time-stamp on the Brotherhood’s same-day welcome of the Mecca pact
$115,000
CAIR-linked contributions claimed, sourced only to Fox News research
0
Western reports retrieved for comparison Sunday
1,500
Oct 7 participants killed since the attack, per The Times of Israel
6
conditions Iran’s security council now attaches to reopening Hormuz
12
US states said by CBS and The Record to have disclosed water-system incidents; no federal agency has attributed them on the record
0
new dated vendor, platform or takedown reports on Iranian cyber activity found inside the 6–9 August window
3
governments signed at Mecca; the text names no threat, per Iran International
5–7%
share of cargo value Iran is asking for Hormuz transit, per Fortune; Oman has floated about 3%
10 months
Length of the Algeria–Niger ambassadorial rupture ended on 14 February 2026, per Crisis Group citing Atalayar
0
Reuters, AFP or AP dispatches from Mali, Burkina Faso or Niger recovered in our 6–8 August sweep
59,000
killed since April 2023 (ACLED via NPR; true toll likely higher)
1.5t
bullion, $100m at the time, taken from Sudan’s central bank and state refinery (FT)
35
killed in the 2 August SAF drone strike on a Darfur court (Emergency Lawyers; CFR says 37)
25
CAIR chapters, per Stanford Law and the Knight Institute
2
men holding the title of acting General Guide, per Al-Manassa
1
headlines in the sample using the signatories' own name for the agreement — a US partisan blog
Feb. 28
date Reuters' body copy gives for the US and Israeli attack on Iran — absent from every headline reviewed
3
causal explanations for the same two removals, all from one Channel 12 report
11
Arab-party seats separating the opposition’s 69 from its 58
4
coalition parties that opposed the voter-tracking ban
12 vs 4
States reporting OT attacks, versus states publicly named
0
New first-tier APT reports published in the 72-hour window
3.8%
Brent’s rise on 6 August after the restrictive draft leaked, reversing a week of de-escalation pricing
9
Saudi tankers the Houthi spokesman claims to have targeted since the port blockade began — none independently verified
5.6M
forcibly displaced and stateless projected in the Sahel Plus region by end-2026 (UNHCR)
8
civilians killed at Kyrnia on 15 June, three of them children, per HRW
1.5t
Bullion Sudan Tribune says the FT traced from Sudan’s central bank and state refinery
141
Drone attacks recorded in North Kordofan, 1 January–8 July 2026 (INSO, via MSF)
1
senators in the room for the subcommittee’s Brotherhood hearing
4
bills on Brotherhood or CAIR designation live in the 119th Congress
1/5
Share of the world’s traded oil and gas that transited Hormuz before the war, per AP
0
Governments of the three named states that had confirmed the pact on the record at compilation
51
Coalition seats in Channel 13’s 5 August projection, against 69 for the opposition
5–7%
Cargo-value transit fee Iran is seeking, per one unnamed Iranian official; Oman is discussing 3%, Washington zero
7 → 12
US states reporting water-utility incidents, 2–6 August 2026
4 months
Age of the EPA joint advisory ranking on this week’s water story
−10.13%
Brent’s five-day move as of 06:08 on 6 August, per Oilprice.com
8x
Rise in Saudi crude exports via Bab al-Mandeb, March–mid-July 2026 vs 2025, per Gulf News citing tracking data
10km
Radius around Sahel mines where ACLED, as summarised by an AFRICOM magazine, says attacks now concentrate
12%
Resupply rate Bamako published alongside 36.95 million litres delivered in one week
35 or 37
Reported dead at the Darfur court, from one source
5
Bodies in the new format; four in the Quad
0
of three congressional Brotherhood designation bills enacted
76
MPs in the 150-seat Dutch chamber who backed a non-binding ban motion
48h
between the Post’s own “claims” headline and the AP “says” headline it carried
3
bodies of water assigned to one Houthi tanker claim within 24 hours
0
pieces of evidence published for the ceasefire violation Israel cited as cause
3
English renderings of the same Hebrew Netanyahu video, none published alongside the original
2
Israeli newsrooms whose doors were smashed in the past month
5
states named publicly, out of a reported 12
22 July
last update to the advisory being cited as this week’s response
743
Vessels through Hormuz since the MoU signing, as of 1 August (JMIC)
452
Pre-war US THAAD interceptors (CSIS estimate cited by CNN); ~80% now reported expended
$178m
claimed mining contribution to Mali’s infrastructure fund, period unstated
2M+
displaced in Burkina Faso, per Human Rights Watch
$1bn
the 2025 Sudan–UAE gold trade, per an Emirati official cited by the FT
1,000+
civilians killed by drone strikes in Sudan, January–May 2026 (UN)
3–0
Announced witnesses from the designation side, versus civil-liberties or Muslim-civic witnesses
3
Outlets that carried “no date confirmed” from one tracker’s read of a stale webpage
2
Men simultaneously claiming acting General Guide, per the Egyptian outlet Manassa
4
Western headlines on the same talks, four different actors in the grammatical subject
5 days
between the synchronised deal announced 30 July and the Board’s 3 August resequencing
60%
of Gaza Israel holds, per AP’s description of the draft it was asked to sign
0
IDF statements confirming the new approval requirement
30+
Minnesota water and wastewater systems targeted on 26–27 July, per Minnesota IT Services
88
Days of Iran’s nationwide blackout, per NetBlocks — an event that ended 26 May, not this week
2
strikes announced and then called off since 11 June, both explained by Trump alone
157
days of war in GlobalSecurity’s operational count, with strait enforcement continuing through the diplomacy
8
civilians HRW says were killed at Kyrnia, Mopti, on 15 June
2
separate communiqués on 10 July; neither capital signed a joint text
35
Killed per Emergency Lawyers; Sudan Tribune says 37
70%
El Obeid drinking-water gap, per Plan International (1 August)
77
Days between the postponed 20 May listing and Wednesday’s re-listing
4
Chapters designated on the record: Lebanon, Jordan, Egypt, Sudan
1 min
between the Post’s credulous AP wire headline and its own sceptical staff headline on 3 August
0
mentions of Oman in the nine US wire and network headlines retrieved for 2–3 August
2
Gazans killed, per the last clause of Haaretz’s 3 August headline
27 Oct
Election date to which senior IDF appointments are reportedly frozen
3
Consecutive days of reported strikes, each counted by a different sourcing standard
7
states the FBI says were hit, none of them named
10,000
Rockwell, Siemens and Schneider PLCs Censys counts exposed to the internet
0
Iranian statements confirming Monday’s talks, as of the last crawl
10
transits on 23 July, against a normal baseline of roughly 88 a day (straits.live)
20%
Share of JNIM violence in Mali now in the west and south, up from 8%
278
Civilians killed in northern Mali June–December 2025, per CD-DPA as relayed by AFRICOM’s ADF
45
RSF personnel in Al Jazeera Arabic’s headline; SUNA gave no figure at all
400 km
Omdurman–El Obeid corridor reported as secured, six days after the army only “claimed” the highway
5
legal organisations and firms listed as co-counsel against Florida’s designation law
2
men simultaneously claiming the title of acting General Guide, per Al-Manassa
36 min
Between Bloomberg’s attributed Iran headline and its unattributed one
3 of 7
Disarmament headlines carrying the announcement in the announcing party’s voice
1,230
Palestinians reported killed in Israeli strikes since the October ceasefire, per Gaza health authorities
60 days
Fee-free opening of the Strait of Hormuz reportedly under discussion, per Times of Israel
65
Coalition seats in Channel 14’s polling, against low-to-mid 50s across the rest of the field
7
states with logged incidents; two named
22 Jul
date of the advisory being read as this week’s news
24
days between the Niamey ministerial and the “new” pact story
400+
assailants “neutralised” per one EMGA communiqué, uncorroborated
3
blocs refusing the Addis consultations: Tasis, Somoud, SLM
27
drone-strike events in Sheikan locality in June, ACLED’s record month
2
Brotherhood branches Treasury designated for “material support to Hamas”
34
jurisdictions named in S.2293’s definition — the United States is not one
0
on-record Israeli government comments on the deal, per CNBC’s 31 July filing
4 / 7 / 8
deaths reported for the same weekend by Reuters, Al Jazeera and the Times of Israel
2
anonymous US officials behind the reported strike plan
14
days for decommissioning after all parties approve the roadmap
42
days since Hezbollah last claimed an attack, per AFP
7
States where the FBI says municipal water systems were targeted, per NBC News
AA26-097A
Advisory identifier whose number and IC3 filename both point to early April
4 weeks
Trump’s stated window for attacking Iran
27
Phase of Operation Sa’eqeh claimed by Iran’s Army
78
Hormuz transits, 13–19 July, against 174 in the prior period
850
fuel trucks reported reaching Bamako on 31 July, on a single Russian-aligned outlet’s count
19
people HRW interviewed remotely; no wire has verified the Kyrnia strike on the ground
7
locations named as struck in one day across two Sudanese states
3
West Kordofan market towns where Starlink terminals were reportedly disabled
77 days
Between the postponed hearing date and the one now listed
4
National chapters designated since the executive order was published
2
headlines on one AP story URL, 31 July
1,100+
Palestinians killed since the October 2025 ceasefire, per Al Jazeera’s own count
14
days allowed by the text to produce a disarmament roadmap
5
months of war as of 31 July, by Reuters' count
700
tonnes of explosives, per the IDF’s own unverified account
0
public US government attributions of the water intrusions to Iran, as of Saturday
2
activists whose UK-based devices the Bahrain immunity ruling turns on
2
gas vessels hit at Damietta; zero claims of responsibility
14 of 43
states at the Riyadh table that signed the declaration
25 vs 100
daily Hormuz transits now against a year ago (IMF PortWatch)
918
civilians killed by Mali’s army and Russian paramilitaries in 2025, per ACLED
15
months of ruptured Algeria–Mali relations the 10 July announcement claims to end
45
civilians killed in 15 drone strikes on El Obeid in three weeks (OHCHR, 3 July)
$1.5B
aid target Boulos announced in February alongside a peace document neither side has since signed
3
published versions of al-Abyari’s nationality
31
of 138 seats won in Jordan’s 2024 election, per CNN Arabic
1
of 16 headlines reviewed put the disarmament–withdrawal contradiction above the fold
3
different death tolls published for the same overnight Gaza strikes
0
Officials attributing the Minnesota intrusion on the record
4 days
Between the CISA advisory update and the Minnesota intrusion
05:00
GST Thursday, when CENTCOM’s “heavy wave” finished
$120.88
Brent’s 52-week intraday high, set 30 April — three months ago today
4
unidentified sources behind the UN Panel’s air-corridor finding
0
sides that offered to give up ground in their replies to Boulos
4
national Brotherhood chapters designated by the United States. Iraq is not one of them.
2
Brotherhood officials named by FDD as the designations Washington should make next
30+
Drone attacks claimed by CENTCOM in 72 hours, unverified by any outlet
20
PMF members the force says were killed; 32 wounded
<8%
US aid as a share of Israel’s 2026 defence budget, per AFP in May
16
Minutes between ‘reportedly' and ‘US confirms' in the Times of Israel liveblog
30+
Minnesota water systems impacted, 26–27 July, One The state confirmed a coordinated attack on operational technology. It has not named an actor.The,, a real event: outages at Braham, an emergency declaration at Maple Plain, no water-quality impact anywhere. Second, a vendor suspicion travelling faster than the investigation. Vendors have commercial reasons to name Tehran within seventy-two hours; state CISOs have legal reasons not to. Watch whether any federal official goes on the record, and watch whether the vector holds: if this was a five-year-old unpatchable Rockwell flaw on internet-facing controllers, the story is about asset owners and the 70 percent non-compliance figure, not about the IRGC. That distinction will not survive the second week of retelling.here, one direction.diverge,allel here.on the by this coverage., in opposite directions.here here.here.this here.
5 GB
Cal Water data published on 11 June — billing records, not control systems
8
PMF members the force says were killed in joint US–Saudi strikes on its headquarters
$70m
raised annually under the Malacca model, against the $1m-per-ship fee Tehran is reported to want
3.6×
Actual multiple in the AES expansion Bloomberg called “more than triple” and Russian-aligned copy called “quintuple”
34
Refugees interviewed by AP on the Mauritanian border — still the only sample-based documentation of the allegations
400km
length of the Omdurman–El Obeid highway the army says it now controls
$646M
WFP’s stated requirement for Sudan, June–November 2026
3 of 4
designated individuals based in Türkiye
1
European state with an actual Brotherhood ban
1
Of the retrieved headlines that named the US–Saudi strike on Iraq
3
Major outlets whose slug says diplomacy and whose headline says attack
7
Netanyahu visits to the US since Trump’s second inauguration, per Haaretz
3rd
The strike on Iran Katz says Israel is prepared to mount alone
4 of 30+
Minnesota water systems that have publicly disclosed the intrusions
0
Minnesota utilities publicly confirmed to run the PLC brands named in AA26-097A
4
nights without a CENTCOM strike release
8.7%
Brent’s Monday fall, its largest in more than three months
~100
Fighters Bamako says were killed in the week to 27 July — a government claim, carried by a tracker
5
Journalists held in Niger at the same time when DW’s correspondent was arrested in January, per PRNigeria
350 km
Length of the Omdurman–El Obeid export road the RSF had held since the early war
880
Civilians killed by drone strikes in the first four months of 2026, per UN-recorded data cited by CNN
157–101
French National Assembly vote urging an EU Brotherhood listing, January 2026 — non-binding
23 July
Date of both the OFAC designation and the Brotherhood’s Al-Aqsa statement
3
titles on a single CNBC URL in one day
11.3%
single-day fall in Brent, to $85.87, on 27 July
13
consecutive nights of US strikes on Iran counted by Haaretz before the pause
16
haredi draft evaders arrested in 2026, per the attorney general, against an IDF projection of ~90,000 evaders
Q1
the data window of a Cloudflare disruption review published six days ago
1
primary government document located in the day’s entire sweep
23 July
date Tehran rejected the US ceasefire proposal, per GlobalSecurity’s Day 149 summary
0
tankers through the Strait of Hormuz in the 24 hours to 25 July, per Windward
7
Weeks since Benin’s president visited Niamey with the border still closed
50
Malian soldiers killed in the 22 July ambush, per Al Jazeera; the army has confirmed the assault, not the toll
73
RSF combat vehicles the SAF says it destroyed — a belligerent’s own count
880
civilians killed by drone strikes in four months — over 80% of UN-recorded civilian deaths
0
US court filings by the Brotherhood confirmed as of 27 July
4
US designation actions against Brotherhood-linked targets in seven months, all under E.O. 13224
200
personnel in the proposed force \u2014 a figure sourced to one unnamed Israeli official
6
Dead at Tell on Friday: two Israelis, four Palestinians
2
Mosques torched in settler attacks overnight Saturday
3
PLC manufacturers now named in AA26-097A, up from one in April
2017
Year the consortium says Pegasus reached Moroccan intelligence, in a Rabat villa
13
consecutive nights of announced US strikes before the readouts stopped
2022
the last time the Houthis struck Saudi oil facilities, until Saturday
25
non-Iranian-linked Hormuz transits, 13–19 July, down from 108
2
junta figures whose prolonged absence triggered the succession talk, per AFP
3 years
the maximum transition Tchiani pledged after July 2023; the deadline passes with no electoral calendar
63
fatalities recorded by ACLED in Tina, Karnoi and Um Baru localities since June 2026
39
dengue deaths recorded in Blue Nile state, per the Sudan Doctors Union preliminary committee
2014
year of Britain’s only Muslim Brotherhood review, never reopened
48h
between Treasury’s English text and the rewrites that changed its quotes and geography
87
Palestinians killed by Israelis in the West Bank since 1 January, 21 of them shot by settlers — Palestinian Health Ministry
70+
detained across the West Bank overnight 24–25 July, per the Israeli military — the only precise figure any outlet had
1,200+
Patriot interceptors fired by late April, at over $4m each
3
West Bank mosques burned in eight days; no arrests reported
3
PLC manufacturers now named in AA26-097A, up from one in April
3.2GB
Size of the claimed leak from a Khamenei-linked institution, also unverified and undated
5M
barrels a day the East-West pipeline can move to Yanbu — the kingdom's only working outlet, now inside the Houthi envelope
8
countries struck by US forces in Trump's second term, if Mali proceeds
50+
pro-government fighters reportedly killed in the July 18 Anefis-Gao ambush — an FLA-adjacent claim, unconfirmed
0
of the Quad plan's two principals still publicly committed to any version of it, after Burhan's Friday rejection
12.7M
women and girls in Sudan needing gender-based violence services in 2026 — a fourfold rise since April 2023
4
national chapters designated under EO 14362 — unchanged; al-Abyari is an individual, not a fifth chapter
126
West Bank outposts the IDF says it is struggling to protect — the stated reason for pulling troops from Lebanon and Gaza
7
Oval Office meetings since January 2025 if Tuesday holds — more than any other head of government
74.4%
of Iranian internet users on circumvention tools, in a poll commissioned by Iran's own ICT ministry
0
evidence of nation-state involvement, per the researchers — the fake Bahraini alert app is criminal, not Iranian
13
consecutive nights of US strikes on Iran as a 10-day ceasefire proposal sits unsigned
July 18
the Anéfis–Gao ambush that revealed Tuareg separatists and al-Qaeda's JNIM fighting Mali's army as one front
300+
fuel tankers torched since Sept 2025 in JNIM's blockade of Bamako — eased, never lifted
500,000
civilians trapped in besieged El Obeid as an RSF drone campaign cuts water, fuel and power
90
days — the truce length the RSF accepts but will not withdraw for, and Burhan will not sign without withdrawal
3
organizations Florida moved to brand terrorist under HB 1471 — 0 in force, twice halted by the same federal judge
650
Iranian missiles fired at Israel; 24 civilians killed, per the ToI 'war in numbers' tally
Oct 27
Israel's election date — Netanyahu campaigns on the war as polls show an opposition able to govern without Arab parties
3
PLC vendors now named as Iranian targets (Rockwell, Siemens, Schneider) as CISA warns of US water and energy sabotage
12
consecutive nights of US strikes on Iran as the June 17 Hormuz memorandum expires
300+
fuel tankers destroyed since Sept 2025 by JNIM's blockade of Bamako
1,300 km
the Algeria–Mali border the two states now pledge to jointly secure after a 15-month rupture
90
days — the truce length neither Sudanese belligerent will accept on the other's terms
500,000
civilians trapped in besieged El Obeid as an RSF drone campaign cuts water, fuel and power
4
Muslim Brotherhood national chapters US-designated under EO 14362 in six months; the blanket ban: stalled
123
the US–Saudi civil-nuclear agreement signed mid-war — enrichment allowed, the Additional Protocol dropped
2009
the last White House visit by a Lebanese president, before Aoun's pledge to end hostilities with Israel
4,800
hostile cyber incidents against Israel in June 2026 — roughly triple a year earlier