The Telegraph Newspaper in Britain reports that diplomats and aid agencies warn the conflict is intensifying, spreading and beginning to echo the atrocities of 20 years ago. The World Food Programme announced that the previous week alone some 20,000 had taken refuge in Chad, adding to a total of nearly 700,000 who have fled the country since April and another 2 million who have moved internally. Among those crowds,

Al-Jazeera reported on 16th July that, “Tunisia and EU finalise deal on migration. Brussels and Tunis sign ‘strategic partnership’ agreement that aims to combat human traffickers, boost economic ties.”

14 July, the news agency Lenta.ru reported: “In Dzerzhinsky near Moscow, police officers burst into the place of Muslims performing namaz and were caught on video. The recording was published by the Telegram channel “Podyem”.

According to the Presidential Decree published in the Official Gazette, the rate of general VAT, which was 18 percent, was determined as 20 percent, and the rate of VAT on goods and services subject to 8 percent was determined as 10 percent. Passport, notary and visa fees were increased by 50 percent.