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The American publication Associated Press has reported that seven U.S. soldiers have been injured in the fight against ISIS in Iraq.  Tarz Press: On Saturday, August 31, the Associated Press reported that these American soldiers were wounded during a joint operation with Iraqi forces against the ISIS group in western Iraq. U.S. officials have yet to comment on the incident.

Early Tuesday morning, the city of Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, witnessed a massive missile and airstrike by Russian forces. According to Russian media reports, Moscow targeted Ukraine with 200 missiles and drones, marking this as the most powerful attack on Ukrainian soil since the beginning of the war.

Donald Trump, the Republican candidate in the 2024 United States presidential election, has stated that if he wins, he will prevent World War III amid rising tensions in the region. 

The White House has announced that despite ongoing efforts to reduce tensions in the Middle East, the United States remains deeply concerned about the potential for these conflicts to escalate into a broader regional war.

Hamas announced that on Sunday evening, it launched a missile attack targeting Tel Aviv, though Israeli officials have stated that the missile landed in an "open area" south of the city.

The terrorist group ISIS has claimed responsibility for yesterday's attack in the city of Solingen, Germany. German authorities have confirmed the arrest of two individuals in connection with the incident.

While American media reported a day earlier, citing U.S. officials, that Iran has refrained from retaliatory attacks on Israel and supports a ceasefire agreement in Gaza, the Pentagon now states that it is still closely monitoring Iran's activities due to potential attacks on Israel. 

The German Federal Government has announced its opposition to any unilateral actions that could undermine the current historic opportunity for a ceasefire in Jerusalem, calling on Israel to halt its "provocative" actions in the city.

The Jewish Chronicle magazine has recently published new details about the assassination of Mohammed Deif, the second-in-command of Hamas, by Israel. The magazine reported that undercover "Mossad" agents, disguised as "vegetable sellers and shopkeepers," were able to track Mohammed Deif and relay secret information about his location to the Israeli Air Force.

Former U.S. President and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has expressed unprecedented concern about the situation in the Middle East, warning that a hasty approach could worsen conditions and potentially lead to World War III.