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July 19th - A 5.1 magnitude earthquake struck south of Chupaca, Junín Region, Peru, on the evening of July 18th local time. The Peruvian National Emergency Command Center reported that the earthquake has caused 5 deaths and affected 200 people.July 19th - Following Teslas (TSLA.O) confirmation of stronger-than-expected demand in the German market this year, the company is planning to expand into new markets and simultaneously increase production at its Grünheide factory in Germany. "For fiscal year 2026, the company forecasts a significant increase in production compared to the previous year, and anticipates a corresponding increase in capacity utilization," Teslas Brandenburg manufacturing company stated in its 2025 annual report. Tesla stated that the factory currently supplies products to more than 30 markets globally, and demand for its Model Y SUV is driving growth at the factory in Brandenburg, eastern Germany. According to the German Press Agency (DPA), Tesla plans to increase the Grünheide factorys weekly production to a maximum of 7,500 vehicles (approximately 375,000 vehicles per year) and simultaneously expand local battery production. The report also noted that this capacity expansion will create 3,500 new jobs at the factory.Boeing (BA.N) executives said the company is exploring several options for increasing 737 MAX production in the future.On July 19, local time, the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces issued a statement saying that Jordans air defense system successfully intercepted and shot down three of the four Iranian missiles launched at targets within Jordan. The remaining missile landed in a remote area in southern Jordan, far from residential areas. The statement indicated that there were no casualties or property damage. The Royal Jordanian Engineers have gone to the missile landing site to conduct response and on-site security work in accordance with relevant technical and safety procedures. The statement emphasized that the Jordanian Armed Forces will remain on high alert, continuously monitor Jordanian airspace, and resolutely respond to any actions that threaten Jordanian national security and the lives of its citizens.The Jordanian military said three Iranian ballistic missiles aimed at the southern city of Aqaba were intercepted, while a fourth landed in an open area.
