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New Delhi: The United States Department of Defense has released the names of six crew members who lost their lives when a military refuelling aircraft crashed in western Iraq this week. The aircraft, a Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker, went down during a mission on Thursday. Officials said the crash was not caused by hostile or friendly fire, though investigations are continuing to understand what went wrong. Three of the victims served in the United States Air Force, while the other three were part of the United States Air National Guard. List of six crew members who never returned  The Pentagon identified…

Kathmandu: A passenger bus carrying Indian pilgrims veered off the road and plunged down a slope in central Nepal, leaving seven people dead and seven others injured, police said. The accident occurred in Nepal's Gandaki Province on Saturday. According to police, the microbus was returning from Manakamana Temple when it lost control and fell off the road in Gorkha district. Police said the electric microbus carrying 16 devotees was returning from Manakamana Temple when it veered off the road and plunged about 200 metres down a slope. 7, including two women killed  Suraj Aryal, chief of the District Traffic Police…

Tehran: Amid rumours of his assassination, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Sunday (March 15) vowed to "pursue and kill" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who they described as a "child-killing criminal," as the war with Israel and the United States continues on the 16th day. "If this child-killing criminal is alive, we will continue to pursue and kill him with full force," said the Guards on their website Sepah News, as cited by AFP news agency.  Israeli PM's office denies assassination rumours The threat came just hours after the Israeli Prime Minister's Office dismissed viral social media claims about…

New Delhi: Amid circulating posts and videos online, speculation grew over whether Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had been assassinated. The rumours began after a video posted on his X account, in which some users claimed Netanyahu appeared to have six fingers on one hand, sparking theories of AI manipulation and even death. Netanyahu’s office dismisses rumours  The Prime Minister’s office quickly labelled these reports as “fake news,” telling Turkish news agency, Anadolu Ajansı that “The Prime Minister is fine.” There was also speculation that a tweet from Netanyahu’s account confirming his safety had been deleted, but fact-checkers and AI chatbot Grok…