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Top News: Iran Warns US of "Red Lines." Protests in South Africa. School Collapse in Pakistan

— The Iranian parliament speaker warned Washington against violating the memorandum, stating that control of the Strait of Hormuz is non-negotiable for Tehran. Meanwhile, Iran is preparing for the funeral of the late Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

— Russia is creating a humanitarian response center within the CSTO to assist victims of natural disasters. The center will be located near seismic zones in Central Asia, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.

— Cuba has requested a special session of the UN General Assembly on the blockade of the United States. Havana accuses Washington of genocide and systematic human rights violations.

— In South Africa, anti-migrant protests in the Eastern Cape forced the closure of foreign-owned shops. Ramaphosa condemned intimidation and called for a fight against crime through law enforcement.

— In the DRC, on the 66th anniversary of independence, a Catholic archbishop declared that the country had "collectively failed" in its promise of freedom. He also spoke out against constitutional reform and a third term for the president.

— In Pakistan, 14 children died when the roof of an educational center collapsed. Two people, including the building's owner, were arrested.

— In Venezuela, rescuers pulled a 21-year-old man from the rubble five days after the earthquakes. The death toll has reached 1,719, with over 5,000 injured.

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