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Iran rejects US ceasefire proposal, sends 10-point plan via Pakistan to end war

Tehran: Iran has rejected a ceasefire proposal put forward by the United States, conveying its response through Pakistan, according to state media reports. Tehran made it clear that it is not willing to accept a temporary truce, instead insisting that any agreement must ensure a "permanent end to the war." The response comes ahead of a deadline set by US President Donald Trump, who has warned of possible strikes on Iranian energy and infrastructure if Tehran does not comply with key demands, including reopening the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz. Iran sends 10-point plan to end war  "Iran has conveyed to…

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Strait of Hormuz crisis: Two Indian LPG tankers sail out safely, 16 still stranded

New Delhi: Two Indian-flagged LPG carriers have managed to navigate through the conflict affected Strait of Hormuz and are now en route to Indian ports, even as 16 other vessels remain stranded in the Persian Gulf. Officials confirmed that maritime operations involving Indian ships continue to remain stable despite heightened tensions in the region, news agency PTI reported. According to Mukesh Mangal, Additional Secretary in the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, LPG carrier Green Sanvi, loaded with 46,650 tonnes of LPG, is slated to reach India on Tuesday (April 7). Another vessel, Green Asha, carrying 15,500 tonnes, is expected to…

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China’s military drills in the offing? Beijing’s 40-day mysterious airspace closure raises eyebrows

Beijing: China has blocked off large areas of airspace over the sea for more than a month, a move that has drawn attention from defence analysts and regional officials. The restrictions, which began in late March and are set to continue until early May, have not been explained by Beijing. Such long-duration airspace closures are uncommon. Typically, these notices are linked to military drills that last only a few days. The extended timeline, along with the lack of any official announcement, has led to speculation about the purpose behind the decision. The restricted zones are located far from Taiwan, adding…

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Apr

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Iran warns of reciprocal action after Trump’s ‘will blow up everything’ threat

Tehran: Iran has issued a strong warning following remarks by US President Donald Trump to blow up Tehran’s power plants and bridges. The statement came from Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmail Baghaei, who said Tehran would respond firmly to any attack on its infrastructure. Speaking as reported by Al Jazeera, Baghaei stressed that Iran’s armed forces are prepared to act if the country is targeted.  “Our armed forces have made it clear that in case Iran's infrastructure is attacked, we would react in kind,” he said. He further warned that any retaliation would focus on similar targets linked to the…

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‘Tuesday, 8 PM ET’: Trump pushes Iran deadline again after ‘open the Strait’ warning

New Delhi: US President Donald Trump has once again extended his deadline for Iran this time by just 24 hours keeping global tensions on edge and leaving the fate of a potential conflict hanging in the balance. Posting a brief message on his Truth Social platform, Trump said, “Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. Eastern Time!” without offering further details. This latest extension continues a pattern. The original deadline was set for five days, later extended by ten, and then pushed again just hours before it was due to expire.  The Strait of Hormuz dilemma  At the heart of the crisis is the Strait…

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Apr

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Iran War LIVE Updates: Asia stock markets open mixed; Japan, South Korea rise despite Trump’s Iran threats

New Delhi: The conflict between the US, Israel and Iran has entered its 38th day with no signs of slowing down and the stakes are rising by the hour. Donald Trump has extended his deadline to Tehran by 24 hours, warning of severe consequences if Iran does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Posting, “Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. Eastern Time!” Trump made it clear that time is running out. Earlier, he had issued a strong warning, saying Iran could face “hell,” including possible US strikes on power plants and bridges. Iran responded quickly, saying it would reply “in kind” to any…

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Apr

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IDF Special Forces unit, intelligence and more: How Israel helped US in rescuing downed F-15 crew from Iran

Tel Aviv: Nearly 48 hours after Iran was able to shoot down an American F-15E Strike Eagle over its territory, the US military on Sunday was able to rescue second crew member of the downed jet, but only after a meticulous planning that even involved a "deception campaign" by the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). Now, fresh details have emerged about the "daring" rescue operation, with reports claiming that even Israel supported the American military in its campaign. According to a report by The Jerusalem Post, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) acted in "cooperation" with the US military, launching a series…

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‘We thought it was a trap’: The 3-word message that rattled US during F15 pilot rescue mission

New Delhi: US President Donald Trump revealed details of the high-risk rescue mission inside Iran, where the downed F-15 crew member was feared to have fallen into enemy hands. The concern began when the pilot, after ejecting, sent a short radio message, “Power be to God.” A US defence official later clarified the exact words were “God is good,” but Trump said the phrasing “didn’t sound right,” raising fears that the pilot might be in Iranian custody and sending false signals. Fears of trap later ruled out According to Trump, US forces briefly suspected the message could be part of…

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Apr

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US, Iran, regional mediators push 45-day ceasefire plan in war, says report

New Delhi: The United States and Iran are engaged in urgent backchannel talks to secure a temporary ceasefire, seen as the last chance to prevent a major escalation in the conflict. Donald Trump has set a strict deadline, now extended to Tuesday evening, while warning of severe consequences if no agreement is reached. According to reports, mediators are working to broker a two-phase deal. The first phase proposes a 45-day ceasefire, during which both sides would negotiate a permanent end to the war. If talks show progress, the ceasefire could be extended to allow more time for a final agreement.…

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Iran-backed groups target US diplomats, facilities in Iraq amid rising tensions in Middle East

Baghdad: Iran-linked armed groups carried out two overnight strikes on United States diplomatic staff and facilities in Iraq, according to a report by CNN citing a spokesperson from the US State Department. The incidents come as tensions continue to rise between Washington and Tehran. In response, the State Department condemned the incidents, calling them "outrageous terrorist attacks" on American diplomatic missions. It also urged Iraqi authorities to take immediate action to prevent further assaults. "We have consistently urged the Iraqi government to immediately live up to its responsibility to stop attacks on US facilities and to prevent terrorist militias from…

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