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New Delhi: A Pakistani fighter jet crashed in Jalalabad city on Saturday, and the pilot was captured alive, according to Afghan military and police officials. The incident took place in the sixth district of Jalalabad, a key city in eastern Afghanistan. Residents said they saw the pilot parachute from the aircraft before being taken into custody. Police spokesperson Tayeb Hammad said the aircraft was shot down by Afghan forces. “A Pakistani fighter jet was shot down in the sixth district of Jalalabad city, and its pilot was captured alive,” he stated. Wahidullah Mohammadi, spokesperson for the military in eastern Afghanistan,…

Sucre: A Bolivian Air Force Hercules cargo plane plummeted moments after takeoff from El Alto International Airport near La Paz on Friday (February 27), erupting into flames and veering off the runway in a catastrophic skid. The aircraft, loaded with freshly printed banknotes from the Central Bank destined for other cities, smashed into a nearby highway, damaging at least a dozen vehicles and leaving a trail of wreckage across the road and into an adjacent field. Fire Chief Pavel Tovar confirmed at least 15 people dead, though it's unclear if the fatalities included crew members aboard the plane or motorists…

Washington: Former President Bill Clinton endured over six hours of intense questioning from House lawmakers in Chappaqua, New York, on Friday (February 27), marking the first time a US ex-president faced compelled congressional testimony. Declaring "I saw nothing, and I did nothing wrong" in an opening statement posted on social media, Clinton addressed his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, the financier convicted in 2008 for soliciting underage prostitution. No charges have been leveled against Clinton, but Republicans seized the rare chance to probe a relationship spanning the late 1990s and early 2000s, including flights on Epstein's plane and White House visits.…

New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has indicated that he may consider intervening in the growing conflict between Pakistan and Afghanistan. Speaking to reporters outside the White House on Friday, Trump said he would think about stepping in if necessary. “I would (intervene). But I get along with Pakistan very, very well. They have a great Prime Minister, a great General. They have a great leader two of the people that I really respect a lot. Pakistan is doing terrifically well,” Trump said. His remarks come at a time when cross-border tensions between the two neighboring countries have intensified. Trump’s…