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Houthis Claim Strikes On Saudi Defence Ministry, Oil Refinery Amid $1 Billion Ceasefire Talk
Ras Tanura refinery fire contained after reported missile strike; Saudi air defences intercept ballistic missiles as regional tensions escalate
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"Direct Hit": Houthis Claim Targeted Saudi Ministry With Ballistic Missile
Houthis also claimed to attack the kingdom's biggest oil refinery, Ras Tanura, which is located on the Gulf west of the Strait of Hormuz.
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Houthis Claim Missile Strike On Saudi Oil Refinery As Blasts Shake Riyadh
Saudi Arabia, the Middle East's largest economy, has suffered weeks of strikes from the Iran-backed Houthis against oil and civilian sites including Riyadh's international airport.
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Gang Dominance, Extortion Behind Tiger Shroff Murder Attempt: Probe
At least two men had allegedly fired five to six rounds at Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu area on October 18 before fleeing on a motorcycle. The vehicle was later found abandoned in Andheri.
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Arson Near Kochi Synagogue Was "Test Run" For Multi-State Terror Plots: Cops
Accused was given specific tasks by a handler, paid in cryptocurrency, and similar attacks were planned in multiple states, police said.
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Many Injured As BMW Ploughs Into Group Of People In Northern Germany
A BMW was driven deliberately into a group of people in Neustadt am Ruebenberge, leaving four to five of them with injuries ranging from minor to severe, the spokesperson said.
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Over 40 Killed In Armed Attacks On Orthodox Churches In Ethiopia
Oromia, Ethiopia's largest state, has faced a long-running insurgency and ethnic tensions, with armed groups using religion to inflame divisions.
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Tiger Shroff Attackers Had Return Plan For Weapons. Why It Failed In Surat
The four accused -- Sumit, Kunal, Radha and Babita, who were arrested in Delhi and Haryana last week -- were sent to police custody until October 28 today.
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How Houthis Found An Unlikely Weapon Against Saudis In Epstein Files
Houthies are projecting themselves as defenders of Islam against corrupt foreign influences, even Saudi Arabia, where the holiest site of Islam is situated.
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Out On Bail, 22-Year-Old Engineer Executed Attack On Tiger Shroff
Pranjal Thakral executed the shooting at the behest of mastermind Anil Pandit and provided the second pistol to a shooter involved in the incident.
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Saudi Reopens Riyadh Airport As Houthi Missile, Drone Attacks Continue
The King Khalid International Airport said it has opened terminals 1 and 2 for domestic and international flights, starting Sunday.
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Zookeeper Mauled By Leopard In Zoo Enclosure In Netherlands, Fighting For Life
The victim suffered severe head injuries. She was airlifted to a local hospital, where she is undergoing treatment, including surgery.
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Riyadh Airport Resumes Flight Operations Despite Houthi's "Unsafe" Warning
The fighting has shifted the focus of the wider US-Iran war and deepened a humanitarian disaster crippling Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries.
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On Camera, Karnataka Woman Run Over By Brother-In-Law Amid Land Dispute
The dispute is said to have stemmed from ownership and cultivation rights over six acres of land. The woman had recently got the land surveyed, fenced and cultivated. Her brother-in-law allegedly objected to the survey
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India Issues Fresh Advisory For Umrah Pilgrims In Saudi Arabia
The mission also said it remained in regular contact with Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah and Ministry of Foreign Affairs to address difficulties caused by the flight disruptions, particularly issues concerning visa validity and delayed departures.
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Houthis Claim Strikes On Saudi Defence Ministry, Oil Refinery Amid $1 Billion Ceasefire Talk
Ras Tanura refinery fire contained after reported missile strike; Saudi air defences intercept ballistic missiles as regional tensions escalate
-
"Direct Hit": Houthis Claim Targeted Saudi Ministry With Ballistic Missile
Houthis also claimed to attack the kingdom's biggest oil refinery, Ras Tanura, which is located on the Gulf west of the Strait of Hormuz.
-
Houthis Claim Missile Strike On Saudi Oil Refinery As Blasts Shake Riyadh
Saudi Arabia, the Middle East's largest economy, has suffered weeks of strikes from the Iran-backed Houthis against oil and civilian sites including Riyadh's international airport.
-
Gang Dominance, Extortion Behind Tiger Shroff Murder Attempt: Probe
At least two men had allegedly fired five to six rounds at Tiger Shroff's car in Mumbai's Juhu area on October 18 before fleeing on a motorcycle. The vehicle was later found abandoned in Andheri.
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Arson Near Kochi Synagogue Was "Test Run" For Multi-State Terror Plots: Cops
Accused was given specific tasks by a handler, paid in cryptocurrency, and similar attacks were planned in multiple states, police said.
-
Many Injured As BMW Ploughs Into Group Of People In Northern Germany
A BMW was driven deliberately into a group of people in Neustadt am Ruebenberge, leaving four to five of them with injuries ranging from minor to severe, the spokesperson said.
-
Over 40 Killed In Armed Attacks On Orthodox Churches In Ethiopia
Oromia, Ethiopia's largest state, has faced a long-running insurgency and ethnic tensions, with armed groups using religion to inflame divisions.
-
Tiger Shroff Attackers Had Return Plan For Weapons. Why It Failed In Surat
The four accused -- Sumit, Kunal, Radha and Babita, who were arrested in Delhi and Haryana last week -- were sent to police custody until October 28 today.
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How Houthis Found An Unlikely Weapon Against Saudis In Epstein Files
Houthies are projecting themselves as defenders of Islam against corrupt foreign influences, even Saudi Arabia, where the holiest site of Islam is situated.
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Out On Bail, 22-Year-Old Engineer Executed Attack On Tiger Shroff
Pranjal Thakral executed the shooting at the behest of mastermind Anil Pandit and provided the second pistol to a shooter involved in the incident.
-
Saudi Reopens Riyadh Airport As Houthi Missile, Drone Attacks Continue
The King Khalid International Airport said it has opened terminals 1 and 2 for domestic and international flights, starting Sunday.
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Zookeeper Mauled By Leopard In Zoo Enclosure In Netherlands, Fighting For Life
The victim suffered severe head injuries. She was airlifted to a local hospital, where she is undergoing treatment, including surgery.
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Riyadh Airport Resumes Flight Operations Despite Houthi's "Unsafe" Warning
The fighting has shifted the focus of the wider US-Iran war and deepened a humanitarian disaster crippling Yemen, one of the world's poorest countries.
-
On Camera, Karnataka Woman Run Over By Brother-In-Law Amid Land Dispute
The dispute is said to have stemmed from ownership and cultivation rights over six acres of land. The woman had recently got the land surveyed, fenced and cultivated. Her brother-in-law allegedly objected to the survey
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India Issues Fresh Advisory For Umrah Pilgrims In Saudi Arabia
The mission also said it remained in regular contact with Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Hajj and Umrah and Ministry of Foreign Affairs to address difficulties caused by the flight disruptions, particularly issues concerning visa validity and delayed departures.
