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India’s recent India-Pakistan air clash in May has reignited debate over military strategy and political control. A senior naval officer admitted that India lost fighter jets during the conflict due to restrictions placed by its political leadership. The revelation has triggered political controversy and raised questions about the government’s handling of national security. What Sparked …
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The ongoing Israel-Iran conflict has triggered severe air travel disruption across the Middle East, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and airlines rerouting or canceling flights amid rising security concerns. Flight Chaos Hits Gulf Hubs Qatar’s Hamad International Airport, one of the world’s busiest hubs, temporarily suspended operations on Monday as Iran launched missile strikes at …
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The Iran-Israel conflict entered its ninth day on Saturday with fresh airstrikes, rising death tolls, and stalled diplomatic efforts. Israel reported new missile barrages from Iran, prompting air raid sirens across Tel Aviv and central regions. In response, Israeli jets targeted military infrastructure in Iran’s southwest. Missiles Over Tel Aviv Around 2:30 a.m., Israel’s air …
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A deadly missile strike by Iran has hit the Soroka Medical Centre in Beersheba, Israel, as fighting between the two countries stretches into its seventh day. Iran claimed it was targeting a nearby military site, but Israeli officials condemned the attack as deliberate, labeling it a war crime. Over 270 people were reported injured across …
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The Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX) extended its losing streak on Wednesday as regional tensions between Iran and Israel cast a shadow over investor confidence. The benchmark KSE-100 Index fell by 1,505.11 points, closing at 120,465.93 — a drop of 1.23% from the previous day. Market Volatility Intensifies Throughout the session, the index touched an intraday …
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The Israel-Iran conflict has entered its most volatile phase yet, following Israel’s surprise airstrikes on Iran last Friday. In the days since, both nations have exchanged deadly attacks, marking the most intense confrontation in their history. Massive Israeli Strikes Hit Strategic Targets Israel launched a wave of airstrikes across Iran, hitting over 100 key sites. …
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The Israel-Iran conflict has entered its third day with a surge in missile attacks, civilian casualties, and heightened global concern over a potential regional war. Iran launched another round of ballistic missiles on Sunday, shortly after explosions shook several districts in Tehran. Meanwhile, Israeli cities, including Haifa and Bat Yam, suffered major damage as both …
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General Sahir Shamshad Mirza, Chairman of Pakistan’s Joint Chiefs of Staff Committee, clarified that Pakistan used only its own military resources during the recent 96-hour Pakistan-India conflict. His statement directly rejected Indian media claims alleging Chinese assistance. No Foreign Help, Equal Equipment In an interview with the BBC, Gen Mirza explained that Pakistan’s military operated …
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GAZA – Israeli forces opened fire again on Palestinian civilians at a food distribution site in southern Gaza early Monday, killing at least three people and wounding more than 30. The attack happened just after sunrise near the same Israeli-backed aid site where soldiers had fired on aid seekers the day before. Witnesses and health …
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The power of language cannot be overstated. Words shape perceptions, guide public discourse, and influence political stances. In the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the shift in terminology from “Palestine” to “Gaza” is far more significant than it may initially appear. This subtle yet significant change has profound implications not only for how we understand …
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US President Biden Stumbles While Boarding Air Force One in Poland. President Joe Biden has been caught on camera nearly falling while boarding Air Force One in Poland. This marks the third time he has stumbled while trying to board the aircraft. Biden, once again, falls up the stairs on AF1…after the White House Doctor …
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According to the latest report titled “Trends in maternal mortality” released by United Nations agencies, maternal deaths either increased or stagnated in nearly all regions of the world, highlighting major setbacks for maternal health. The report tracks maternal deaths nationally, regionally and globally from 2000 to 2020 and shows that there were an estimated 287,000 …
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