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Jerusalem: Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel has temporarily stopped additional attacks on Iran's major gas installation at the Asaluyeh gas compound after a direct request from US President Donald Trump. Speaking to reporters, he stressed that Israel executed the strike independently, adding that "there are many signs that the Iranian regime is cracking." Netanyahu claimed that after twenty days of joint operations between the United States and Israel, Iran's ability to enrich uranium or manufacture ballistic missiles has been crippled. According to him, the initial phase destroyed missile stockpiles, drones and nuclear-linked assets and the ongoing phase is targeting the industrial capacity…

Tel Aviv: The war in the Middle East has entered its 21st day and continues to escalate unabated with each passing hour. Tensions soared on Thursday after Israel's strike on the South Pars gas field which triggered a sharp retaliation from Iran. Tehran has been targeting oil and gas facilities across Gulf nations and has now expanded its offensive by striking a key Israeli refinery. In a huge escalation, Iran targeted Israel's most important refinery located in Haifa. As per reports, the strike was carried out using ballistic missiles that hit the oil refinery complex in the city. Iran also…

New Delhi: The conflict between Iran and the US–Israel alliance continues unabated, marking the 21st straight day of direct military confrontation with no immediate signs of de-escalation. Iranian state media Press TV reported that the country launched its 66th wave of Operation True Promise 4, deploying 5 super-heavy and multi-warhead missiles. Meanwhile, reports have also emerged of drone and missile attacks and alerts in West Asia and the Gulf region. According to the IRGC the 66th wave of Operation True Promise 4 featured the deployment of a large-scale reprisal involving multiple missile systems targeting locations across Israel and US military…

New Delhi: The latest World Happiness Report shows a marked rise in global well-being, with 79 nations recording significant improvements between the 2006-2010 baseline and the 2023-2025 period. Finland retained its place as the happiest country for the ninth straight year in 2026, reporting an average life evaluation score of 7.764 -- an increase of 0.375 points from the previous year. The Nordic region maintained a strong presence in the top rankings, with Iceland in second place, followed by Denmark at third, Sweden at fifth and Norway at sixth. A major highlight was Costa Rica, which climbed from 23rd in 2023…