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According to Saudi media alhadath, Jordan has expressed its expectation that Iraq will take measures to restrict the activities of militias.August 1st - The Italian Civil Protection Department announced on August 1st that, as of now, the earthquake that struck near Naples in southern Italy on the evening of July 31st has injured 26 people. According to the Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, a magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck the Camp Freigé area near Naples at 7:46 PM local time on July 31st. From then until the morning of August 1st, more than 170 earthquakes occurred. The Civil Protection Department stated that in addition to causing the collapse of some uninhabited buildings, the earthquake also damaged many other structures, forcing approximately 300 people to evacuate their homes. Currently, firefighters and technicians are continuing to conduct building safety inspections, and the possibility of further evacuations cannot be ruled out.Security and refinery sources: The fire at the refinery in southwestern Erbil, Iraq, has been extinguished and production is gradually resuming.The U.S. Geological Survey reports a magnitude 4.9 earthquake that struck 3 kilometers west of Matsuse, Japan, at a depth of 10.0 kilometers.August 1st - According to the Washington Post, multiple officials stated that Admiral Alexus Grynkewich, Commander of U.S. European Command, privately warned the Pentagon this week of a lack of sufficient naval power to continue protecting Israel from ballistic missile attacks, highlighting the resource pressures on the U.S. military from the ongoing conflict with Iran. The commander stated that if he could not acquire another destroyer, he would be forced to choose between defending the U.S. "homeland" and defending Israel. A U.S. defense official stated that Grynkewichs warning was consistent with previous briefings from senior U.S. military officers to the Pentagon when they perceived risks requiring U.S.-level consideration. The official said such situations can occur when theater commanders compete for limited resources and weapons.
