The Board of Peace has reportedly secured a deal for the phased decommissioning of military infrastructure in Gaza, though Israeli officials have expressed skepticism regarding the terms.
Former child recruits described abuse within RSF camps to AP; their testimony was not independently verified, while related research documented foreign fighters.
Polish and NATO defences were activated after the armed cruise missile crossed the border and came down near Tarnawa-Kolonia without causing casualties.
The Israeli military said its 401st Brigade Combat Team and Yahalom Unit destroyed a 55-meter tunnel under a construction-materials factory in southern Lebanon.
Central Command said it hit dozens of Revolutionary Guard sites in a two-hour operation as renewed regional fighting pushed oil prices higher and complicated ceasefire efforts.
Hamas says it is sending a delegation to Cairo to resume talks on the next phase of its ceasefire with Israel, with Egyptian, Qatari and Turkish mediators expected to join the discussions.
The UN says insecurity and intercommunal violence have displaced more than 20,000 people in Sudan's Darfur region, with aid agencies warning of urgent need.
Iran and the United States held their fire, briefly easing pressure on Gulf shipping and oil as the White House said the president was giving negotiations space.
The IDF said separate strikes killed figures it identified with Palestinian Islamic Jihad and Hamas, while other operations targeted underground routes and an internal-security official.
Tehran said it had summoned Ukraine's chargé d'affaires after an attack on an Iranian vessel in the Caspian Sea killed a sailor and deepened an already widening regional conflict.