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Video shows massive fireball from Iranian missiles striking Dimona and Arad | WATCH

Video shows massive fireball from Iranian missiles striking Dimona and Arad | WATCH

New Delhi: Iran launched a series of missile strikes on Israelโ€™s southern cities of Dimona and Arad on Saturday night. Videos circulating on social media show a massive ball of fire hurtling through the sky before slamming into the cities, reducing several buildings to rubble. The strikes are widely seen as Iranโ€™s retaliation for the recent targeting of its Natanz nuclear enrichment facility. Dimona, located just 20 kilometers from Israelโ€™s main nuclear research center, bore the brunt of the attack. The explosion caused widespread damage, with windows shattered and debris scattered in the streets. Social media footage, though unverified, depicted…
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‘Bomb Mumbai and Delhi if US attacks our nukes’: Ex-Pakistan envoy Abdul Basit’s hollow threat to India

‘Bomb Mumbai and Delhi if US attacks our nukes’: Ex-Pakistan envoy Abdul Basit’s hollow threat to India

Islamabad: Amid the ongoing conflict involving the United States and Israel, a controversial remark by former Pakistan High Commissioner to India Abdul Basit has raised fresh concerns over regional security, after he suggested that Pakistan could target India in the event of a foreign attack. Speaking during a discussion centred on a hypothetical conflict, Basit, who served as Pakistan's diplomat in New Delhi from 2014 to 2017, said that if the US were to attack Pakistan, Islamabad might consider striking Indian cities such as Mumbai and Delhi.ย  Pakistan should drop bombs on Mumbai and Delhi "Let's assume that if the…
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Trump threatens to ‘hit and obliterate’ Iran’s power plants if Strait of Hormuz not opened in 48 hours

Trump threatens to ‘hit and obliterate’ Iran’s power plants if Strait of Hormuz not opened in 48 hours

Washington: US President Donald Trump issued a stark warning to Iran, threatening to launch strikes on Iranian power plants if Tehran doesn't fully open the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours, the primary route through which oil reaches global markets.ย Trump is facing increasing pressure at home to secure the Strait as oil prices soar. 'If Iran doesn't...': Trumpย  In a social media post, Trump said the US will "hit and obliterate" Iranian power plants, beginning with the largest facility, if the key route is not "fully open, without threat" within 48 hours. "If Iran doesn't FULLY OPEN, WITHOUT THREAT, the…
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Iran War LIVE Updates: Trump to hit Iranian power plants if Strait of Hormuz is not opened

Iran War LIVE Updates: Trump to hit Iranian power plants if Strait of Hormuz is not opened

New Delhi: The Israel-US-Iran war has now entered its 23rd day, and the situation remains as tense as ever. As the conflict shows no signs of de-escalating, both military and diplomatic efforts intensify, with growing concerns over its broader global implications. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that he spoke with the mayor of Arad, describing a โ€œvery difficult eveningโ€ for the southern Israeli city following an Iranian missile strike. Emergency services in Israel have confirmed that at least 88 people were hospitalized after the attack. In response, Netanyahu announced that emergency and rescue forces will be strengthened across…
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‘Glad he’s dead’: Trump reacts to death of ex-FBI chief Robert Mueller who probed his alleged Russia ties

‘Glad he’s dead’: Trump reacts to death of ex-FBI chief Robert Mueller who probed his alleged Russia ties

New Delhi: Robert S Mueller III, the former head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and special counsel in the Russia investigation died at the age of 81. His family confirmed the news in a statement, saying he passed away on Friday night and requested privacy during this time of grief. However, US President Donald Trump reacted strongly on social media. Trump wrote, โ€œRobert Mueller just died. Good, Iโ€™m glad heโ€™s dead. He can no longer hurt innocent people.โ€ Who was Robert S Mueller? Mueller began his tenure as FBI director in 2001, just one week before the September…
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Iranian missile strikes Dimona, home to Israeli nuclear facility; IRGC says revenge for Natanz attack | VIDEO

Iranian missile strikes Dimona, home to Israeli nuclear facility; IRGC says revenge for Natanz attack | VIDEO

Tel Aviv: In retaliation to the attack on its Natanz nuclear facility, Iran on Saturday launched ballistic missile in southern Israel's Dimona, which is the site of the Middle East nation's Shimon Peres Negev Nuclear Research Center, that led to a collapse of a building, leaving at least 20 people, including a 10-year-old child and a 40-year-old woman, injured. A video has also gone viral on micro-blogging website X (previously Twitter) showing the impact of the Iranian ballistic missile. In the 32-second video, a missile could be seen striking a building before a loud sound of explosion is heard. However,…
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Iranian missile hits Jerusalem, just meters away from Temple Mount, Al Aqsa Mosque | VIDEO

Iranian missile hits Jerusalem, just meters away from Temple Mount, Al Aqsa Mosque | VIDEO

Jerusalem: An Iranian missile struck Jerusalem on Eid al-Fitr, landing just a few hundred metres from the Al-Aqsa Mosque, as hundreds of Muslim worshippers were forced to hold their Eid prayers outside the locked gates of the Old City, barred from entering for the first time in nearly 60 years. Israel said on Saturday that an Iranian missile had struck Jerusalem during Eid al-Fitr celebrations, just metres away from some of the holiest sites in the world for Muslims, Christians and Jews alike. "An Iranian missile struck Jerusalem during Eid al-Fitr, a few hundred meters from the holiest sites for…
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Strait of Hormuz closure: Over 20 nations vow to support safe passage of ships, condemn Iran’s attacks

Strait of Hormuz closure: Over 20 nations vow to support safe passage of ships, condemn Iran’s attacks

New Delhi: More than 20 countries have expressed readiness to support efforts to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, strongly condemning Iran over what they described as the effective closure of the critical route that carries a significant share of the worldโ€™s oil and gas. In a joint statement, 22 nations, mostly from Europe but also including the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, criticised Iran's actions in the Persian Gulf in strong terms. "We condemn in the strongest terms recent attacks by Iran on unarmed commercial vessels in the Gulf, attacks on civilian infrastructure, including oil and gas…
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After US military’s F-35, Iran claims shooting down Israeli fighter jet

After US military’s F-35, Iran claims shooting down Israeli fighter jet

Tehran: Iran's military has claimed that it targeted an Israeli fighter jet on Saturday, a day after reports of an alleged attempt to shoot down a US F-35 Lightning II, amid escalating tensions in the region. According to a report by Tehran Times, Israel acknowledged that one of its fighter aircraft came under attack while operating over Iran. The Israeli military said the jet was targeted by a surface to air missile during the mission, though it did not specify the type of aircraft involved. As reported by The Times of Israel, the Israeli Air Force confirmed that the aircraft…
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Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility hit in US, Israel airstrikes; no radiation leak reported

Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility hit in US, Israel airstrikes; no radiation leak reported

Tehran: Natanz nuclear enrichment facility was struck in a US-Israeli airstrike on Saturday, Iran's official news agency Mizan News Agency reported, adding that no radiation leakage was detected at the site. The strike comes as the conflict in West Asia enters its fourth week, with no signs of de-escalation. Natanz, Iranโ€™s main uranium enrichment site, had already been targeted earlier in the war, with satellite imagery showing damage to multiple structures. At the time, the International Atomic Energy Agency said there were no radiological consequences from the attack. Located about 220 kilometres southeast of Tehran, the facility has repeatedly been…
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