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    Missile debris injures 12 in Abu Dhabi, 5 Indians hurt

    At least 12 people were injured in Abu Dhabi after debris from intercepted missiles and drones fell in parts of the emirate, authorities confirmed. The incident occurred in the Ajban area after the UAE’s air defence systems successfully intercepted aerial threats, leading to falling debris on the ground. Among the injured were five Indian nationals,.

    Trump Extends Deadline for Iran to Reopen Strait of Hormuz to April 6

    US President Donald Trump announced in a social media post that he will hold off on bombing Iran’s energy plants and extended

    Iran Allows India-Linked Ships Through Strait of Hormuz, but With Conditions

    Tehran: Iran has announced that vessels belonging to “friendly nations,” including India, may pass through the strategically important Strait of Hormuz, but under strict conditions. Which Countries Are Included? According to Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, the list of nations allowed includes China, Russia, India, Iraq, and Pakistan. The Consulate General of Iran in Mumbai.

    Australian govt blocks entry for Iranian visa holders

    Canberra: The Australian government has moved to block the entry of temporary visa holders from Iran amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. Government Announces Six-Month Restriction Tony Burke, minister for home affairs, on Wednesday night announced that he has used laws passed by the federal parliament earlier in March to temporarily restrict Iranian.

    PM Modi reviews oil and gas amid Middle East tensions

    Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to take stock of India’s oil and gas supply situation amid escalating tensions in the Middle East. The review comes as regional conflicts have raised concerns about global energy prices and supply stability. Officials in New Delhi confirmed that the Prime Minister will meet senior officials from the Ministry.

    Over 80,000 civilian places attacked by US, Israel since war’s start: Iranian official

    Tehran: President of the Iranian Red Crescent Society, Pirhossein Kolivand, claimed that the United States and Israel have targeted over 80,000 civilian locations since the start of what he described as their “aggression” against Iran. Speaking to foreign media, he highlighted violations of international humanitarian law during the strikes, Xinhua news agency reported. Scale of.

    Iran claims hitting Israeli fighter jet as Israel strikes Iranian missile facilities

    Tehran/Jerusalem: Iran’s Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) said on Saturday it has hit an Israeli F-16 Fighting Falcon in the country’s central airspace. IRGC Statement on Interception In a statement published on its official news outlet Sepah News, the IRGC said the aircraft was struck at 3:45 a.m. local time by air defence systems of.

    Pakistan’s stance on Middle East conflict exposes economic and strategic vulnerabilities: Report

    Washington: Pakistan appears to be adopting a strategy of controlled distance from the conflict in the Middle East, signalling concern over regional instability while carefully avoiding commitments that could result in direct confrontation with Iran. According to a report in the American magazine ‘The National Interest’, the sustainability of the balancing act would depend on.

    Trump seeks $200B war funds, Congress faces pressure

    The Donald Trump administration has moved to significantly expand the financial scope of the ongoing Iran war, with the Pentagon seeking around $200 billion from Congress to sustain military operations. This request, sent to the White House and expected to reach lawmakers soon, would be one of the largest emergency defense funding proposals in recent.

    Pakistan has LPG stock for just 9 days, crude oil for 11 amid Middle East Conflict

    New Delhi: Pakistan has limited petroleum reserves, with crude oil stocks sufficient for just 11 days, raising concerns over energy security amid disruptions caused by the ongoing Middle East conflict, a report has said. Briefing the Senate Standing Committee on Petroleum, the secretary petroleum said the country currently has diesel reserves for 21 days, petrol.

    US Counterterror Chief Resigns Over Iran War Row

    In a major development amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, Joe Kent, head of the US National Counterterrorism Center (NCTC), has resigned from his post. His decision marks the highest-level protest within the administration of Donald Trump over the controversial war with Iran. The resignation has exposed deep divisions within the US government regarding the justification.