Category: World
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Hyderabad Police Arrest Four Wanted Suspects in Separate Operations
HYDERABAD, August 2: Hyderabad City Police have arrested four wanted suspects, including a man accused of opening fire during a neighborhood dispute and three alleged drug traffickers, during separate operations carried out in different parts of the city. According to a press release issued by the District Police Hyderabad, the operations were conducted on the…
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Amnesty International Alleges India Supplied Arms to Israel During Gaza Conflict
LONDON: Human rights organization Amnesty International has alleged that India continued supplying military equipment to Israel during the war in Gaza, despite what it described as a clear risk that the weapons or components could be used in military operations against Palestinians. In a report, Amnesty claimed that India has developed a close and commercially…
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Three Killed, 21 Injured in Restaurant Explosion in Moscow
MOSCOW: At least three people were killed and 21 others injured after an explosion ripped through a restaurant in Moscow, the capital of Russia, according to foreign media reports. The injured were immediately shifted to nearby hospitals for medical treatment, with several victims reported to be in critical condition. According to media reports, the blast…
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Senior U.S. General Warns Pentagon It May Have to Choose Between Defending America or Israel Without Additional Warship
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1, 2026: A senior U.S. military commander has reportedly warned the Pentagon that, unless additional naval resources are deployed, the United States could soon face the difficult choice of prioritizing either the defense of its own interests or the defense of Israel against ballistic missile threats. According to a report published by The…
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Israel Clears Way for Potential Use of Crocodiles in Prison Security
JERUSALEM: Israel has taken a regulatory step that could allow the use of crocodiles for security purposes, including at prisons holding Palestinian detainees. According to reports, Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman approved a change in the legal classification of crocodiles, moving them from the category of wild animals to “cultivated wild animals.” The change could…
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Modi Announces He Will Forgive Protesters After Jantar Mantar Demonstration
NEW DELHI: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said he wants to forgive those who participated in a protest at Jantar Mantar, describing them as “misguided children” and urging them to move forward constructively. In a video statement shared on social media, Modi said the events at Jantar Mantar had been witnessed by people in…
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Report: U.S. Planning Fresh Military Strikes on Iran Later This Week
WASHINGTON: The United States is reportedly preparing for a new round of military strikes against Iran later this week, according to foreign media reports citing two U.S. officials. The report states that Washington is considering several military options, including strikes on Iranian energy infrastructure, as tensions between the two countries continue to rise. According to…
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Anti-Taliban Resistance Intensifies in Badakhshan, Groups Claim New Attacks
KABUL: Anti-Taliban resistance activity has reportedly intensified in Afghanistan’s northeastern Badakhshan province, with armed resistance groups claiming responsibility for a series of new attacks against Taliban positions. According to a report by Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty (RFE/RL), the Taliban administration continues to face security challenges in northern Afghanistan, where Badakhshan is increasingly emerging as a…
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Iran’s army claims drone attack on US facilities at Kuwait air base
The Iranian army said on Friday that it launched a drone attack on “strategic” US facilities at Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base in Kuwait. In a statement, the army said “fighter aircraft hangars, satellite communication systems, and equipment warehouses” at the base were targeted by explosive drones. The army described Ahmed Al Jaber Air Base…
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Iran steps up diplomatic pressure over US military presence in Europe
DUBAI: Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqhchi urged Bulgaria to reconsider its decision to allow the temporary deployment of US military aircraft at the Bezmer air base, Iranian state media reported on Thursday. During a phone call with his Bulgarian counterpart, Velislava Petrova-Chamova, Araqhchi said Sofia’s approval of a US request to station military aircraft at…
