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Houthi rebels launch missile attack on Saudi ship, killing 4 including 3 Pakistanis So far, 8 ships have been targeted in the Red Sea
Yemen's Houthi rebels launched a missile attack on a Saudi-linked vessel in the Bab al-Mandeb Strait on Tuesday. According to media reports, 4 crew members were killed. There were 3 Pakistanis and 1 Indonesian. According to reports, the name of the Tanzania-flagged vessel was 'Tihama'. It was on its way to Djibouti from Salalah Port in Oman. The Houthi rebels began blocking Saudi ships on July 20. Since then, they have attacked 8 Saudi-linked ships in the Red Sea. These include ships such as Encilia, Laila, Ghazal and Wafa. The attack comes at a time when maritime trade is already under pressu
Questions raised on Iran's intentions! Trump calls Tehran "dishonest people"
US President Donald Trump has targeted Iran. He has questioned Iran's intentions in a statement. At the same time, Tehran has shown a tough stance. He has accused Iran of dishonesty. At the same time, the US President has warned of a tremendous attack. It has also stressed that military action was necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Donald Trump has said that Tehran is very clever. He goes back on his point in the press even after consent. Trump said all these things in an interview. His interview comes at a time when talks on ending the war and reopening the Hormuz are
'China can win the AI race', why did Meta CEO Zuckerberg make this prediction?
Zuckerberg said, "Countries that lead the development and use of advanced AI will contribute to a new geopolitical balance of power. It will determine the future state of democratic values, prosperity and security," he said. we're behind in this case: Zuckerberg
Ousted Syrian president Bashar Assad sentenced to death for crimes against humanity
A Syrian court on Tuesday sentenced ousted President Bashar Assad to death in absentia over crimes against humanity and war crimes committed during Syria’s 14-year conflict, which is estimated to have claimed around half a million lives.
Hiding in catering container, switching aircraft: How Trump survived Iran assassination bid in Turkey
US President Donald Trump survived an assassination attempt during his visit to Turkey last month by secretly switching aircraft and hiding in a catering container before leaving the country in a smaller C-32A jet after initially arriving on an older Boeing 747-8 Air Force One.
US court dismisses criminal case against Gautam Adani, billionaire hails decision
A US court has dismissed with prejudice the criminal charges against Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani, his nephew Sagar Adani and former Adani Green Energy CEO Vneet Jaain, bringing an end to nearly two years of proceedings in an alleged bribery and securities-fraud case.
Iran demands $300 billion war damage compensation, Trump rejects, says Tehran should pay for those killed
Donald Trump on Tuesday rejected Iran's demand for compensation for damage caused by US and Israeli strikes during the ongoing conflict, instead demanding that Tehran should be paying the US and be held accountable for deaths and injuries linked to its attacks.
Putin's big move before the last option against Ukraine, what will Zelensky do now?
The ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine now seems to be reaching the most dangerous point. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, citing intelligence reports, said that Vladimir Putin is preparing to recruit more troops into the Russian army. He claimed that They want to do this after Russia's 'Duma' (parliament) elections on 21 September. Zelensky alleged that Putin is afraid of the people of his country and therefore he will not announce it openly. 5 million people into the army: Zelensky
7.4 magnitude earthquake hits Colombia, 69 dead, dozens buried under debris; Buildings evacuated
A powerful earthquake of magnitude 7.4 struck the South American country of Colombia. So far, 69 people have died. The quake struck at around 7 a.m. local time on Monday. People came out of their homes in panic. Many buildings have been evacuated. Hundreds of people are reported to have been injured. According to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), the epicenter of the quake was in the Palmar area, about 400 kilometers west of the capital Bogotá. Its tremors were felt as far as neighboring Ecuador and Venezuela. Earthquake-related photos Why more earthquakes occur in Colombia Colombia is one o
Cyclone Dolphin hits China at 150 km/h: Highest rainfall in 150 years, 1 million people evacuated
After causing havoc in Japan, Cyclone Dolphin has now reached China. It made landfall in the coastal areas of eastern China late on Sunday night. At that time, its speed was about 150 km per hour. After this, heavy rains started in many cities. The worst impact was seen in Shanghai, which recorded the highest rainfall in the last 150 years. According to Chinese officials, more than 10 lakh people have already been evacuated to safer places in view of the threat. According to Chinese media SCMP, the storm is now weakening. So China's Meteorological Agency has lowered the warning level. However,
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- Houthi rebels launch missile attack on Saudi ship, killing 4 including 3 Pakistanis So far, 8 ships have been targeted in the Red Sea
- Questions raised on Iran's intentions! Trump calls Tehran "dishonest people"
- 'China can win the AI race', why did Meta CEO Zuckerberg make this prediction?
- Ousted Syrian president Bashar Assad sentenced to death for crimes against humanity
- Hiding in catering container, switching aircraft: How Trump survived Iran assassination bid in Turkey
