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"Bhago Yahan Se Chacha": Viral Video Claims Iran Missile Onslaught On Qatar
Nine days into the American and Israeli military campaign against Iran, Tehran's retaliatory strikes are showing no signs of letting up, and a video allegedly filmed in Qatar shows the chaos of living close to US military bases as strikes continue.
Video: Apocalyptic Scenes In Tehran After Overnight Israeli Onslaught
Massive blasts and towering plumes of smoke lit up Tehran after Israeli airstrikes targeted five key fuel depots in the Iranian capital. Four people, including two tanker drivers, were killed.
Jeffrey Epstein's Prison Guard Searched Him On Google Minutes Before He Was Found Dead
Tova Noel was a correctional officer at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan.
Iran Says Water Plant Hit: How Desalination Facilities Support Drinking Supply
Iran accused the United States of attacking a freshwater desalination plant on Qeshm Island.
New Search For Flight MH370 Ends With No Clues To 12-Year Mystery
The Boeing 777 carrying 239 people vanished from radar screens on March 8, 2014, while en route from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing.
Israel Aims To Weaken Iran Regime For Internal Change As War Enters Day 9
As the war between Israel and Iran enters its ninth day with intense aerial strikes and mounting regional tensions, Israel's objective is to weaken the Iranian regime to a point where internal change becomes possible.
Iran Says Can Fight "Intense War" For 6 Months As Israel, US Step Up Strikes
Iran said it had so far used "first and second generation" missiles, but will use "advanced and less-used long-range missiles" in the coming days.
UAE Advises Citizens Against Filming Incident Sites, Prohibited Areas
The authorities in the United Arab Emirates have issued a warning that strict action will be taken against anyone who films incident sites, prohibited areas, or airport interiors without authorisation.
From 'Permitting' To 'Partnering', US Shifts Energy Language Amid Gulf Crisis
As the Iran-Israel war in the Middle East squeezes global oil supply, the Trump administration hosted Latin American leaders and the US treasury secretary pivoted from a tone of authority to one of partnership - a shift in language.
Wave Of US Court Rulings Frees Indian Migrants From Detention
A wave of federal court rulings across the United States this week has ordered the release or bond hearings for at least 15 Indian nationals held in immigration detention.
"Not Helping Them": Trump On Russia Reportedly Sharing Intel With Iran Amid War
Trump also waved off a question about how Russia assisting Iran in such a way might affect his view of the US-Russia relationship.
Video Shows Moment Iranian Drone Struck Dubai Airport, Halting Ops
The footage appears to show a drone approaching the airport area moments before impact.
Iranian Sailor Told Father Of US Ultimatum Before Torpedo Attack: Report
A sailor of the Iranian Navy warship IRIS Dena had phoned his father minutes before the frigate was struck by a torpedo, saying American forces had twice ordered the crew to abandon the warship, according to a report.
Iran's Exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahalvi Says Democracy Within Reach
Iran's exiled Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi has said the country may be nearing a political turning point, telling CBS's 60 Minutes that "this is our chance now" as he outlined a plan for democratic transition after decades of clerical rule.
"Won't Leave Trump Alone": Top Iran Official's Warning As War Escalates
The US and Israel launched strikes on Iran on February 28, killing its 86-year-old supreme leader Ali Khamenei and triggering a war in the Middle East.
Second Bulk Carrier Claiming To Be Chinese Passes Through Strait Of Hormuz
Another bulk carrier signaled it was Chinese-owned as it sailed through the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow waterway at the mouth of the Persian Gulf that's been effectively closed for a week due to multiple attacks in the area.
Israel's Failed Lebanon Op To Find Body Of Pilot Missing Since 1986 Kills 41
Israel said it had carried out an operation overnight in Lebanon to find Ron Arad's remains but had failed to uncover any trace of the navigator missing since 1986.
"Please Mind Your Business": Kamal Haasan Slams Trump Amid "Permission" Row
Hitting out at the US after a top official said Washington, DC, had given India "permission" to buy Russian oil after the Middle East conflict disrupted global supply chains, actor-politician Kamal Haasan has said India does not take orders
"Without Human Authorisation...": OpenAI Robotic Head Quits Over US Deal
OpenAI struck its deal with the Pentagon in late February following the breakdown of talks between the Trump administration and Anthropic PBC.
