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Iran Rebuilding Weapons Base Quickly, Already Producing Drones: Report
Sources told CNN that Iran is restoring lost military strength by repairing and replacing missile positions, launch equipment, and the production lines for essential weapons systems damaged in the conflict.
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Bright Lights, Hot Orbs: New UFO Files Detail Sightings, Leave Questions Unanswered
The documents include more than 20 video files showing unidentified objects captured by military sensors in locations from Syria and Japan to North America
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Pak's ISI Planned Attacks On Delhi Temple, Haryana Military Camp, UP Cops: Sources
According to the investigation, a historic temple in Delhi was among the primary targets. Security personnel deployed at the temple were also under watch.
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Iran Using Ceasefire To Dig Out Weapons It Had Hidden Underground: Report
The effort is part of a broader push to rebuild its drone and missile arsenal quickly, allowing Tehran to be ready if US President Donald Trump decides to restart military action, a US official and two sources familiar with the situation told NBC.
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Israel Says Iran Still Has Over 1,000 Missiles Capable Of Reaching It
The estimate of 8,000 to 10,000 rockets in Hezbollah hands was reported by Israel's Army Radio.
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Israeli Strike In Beirut Kills Top Hezbollah Commander: Sources
An Israeli strike in the Jnah area of Beirut early on Wednesday killed Hezbollah's top commander for Iraq military affairs, Yousef Hashem, a Lebanese security source and...
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Iran-Backed Group Claims It Downed American Jet, Contradicts US Version
Iran's state media has said that Iraq's resistance groups shot down a US military aircraft in western Iraq, claiming it was hit by a missile. But the United States has firmly denied this, saying the aircraft was not brought down by hostile fire.
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India's Russian Oil Purchases Surge 50% Amid Scramble To Replace Lost Barrels
India's purchase of Russian crude oil has surged 50 per cent in March as New Delhi tapped alternate sources to make up for the shortfall arising from disruption in the Middle East amid a widening military conflict.
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US Likely Responsible For Deadly Strike On Iranian Girls' School: Report
US military investigators believe it is likely that US forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children on Saturday but have not yet reached a final conclusion or completed their investigation,
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Trump To Back Iran Rebel Groups After Khamenei's Death? Big Claim In Report
Iranian Kurdish militias have consulted with the United States in recent days about whether, and how, to attack Iran's security forces in the western part of the country, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Saudi To Retaliate If Iran Mounts Concerted Attack On Oil Facilities: Report
A concerted Iranian attack on Saudi oil facilities could trigger a military response from the kingdom, a source close to the Saudi government told AFP on Monday, after drones hit an oil refinery.
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"Kinetic Action" In Next Few Weeks? US Preps For Iran Military Ops: Report
The United States could be closer to launching a full-scale attack in the Middle East than most Americans think. A report on Axios citing sources mentions that a US military operation in Iran would be a "massive, weeks-long campaign".
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Japan Sees 60% Drop In Chinese Tourists As Diplomatic Tensions Deepen
Mainland Chinese visitors to Japan plunged 60.7% in January amid a diplomatic spat over Taiwan, dropping from nearly a million to 385,300. A Beijing travel warning, fewer flights, and PM Takaichi's hawkish stance fueled the fallout.
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France Ditches Zoom, Teams as Europe Seeks Digital Autonomy From US
In France, civil servants will ditch Zoom and Teams for a homegrown video conference system. Soldiers in Austria are using open source office software to write reports after the military dropped Microsoft Office.
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes To Inspire Fresh Protests: Reports
Trump is weighing options against Iran that include targeted strikes on security forces and leaders to inspire protesters, multiple sources said, even as Israeli and Arab officials said air power alone would not topple the clerical rulers.
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Iran Rebuilding Weapons Base Quickly, Already Producing Drones: Report
Sources told CNN that Iran is restoring lost military strength by repairing and replacing missile positions, launch equipment, and the production lines for essential weapons systems damaged in the conflict.
-
Bright Lights, Hot Orbs: New UFO Files Detail Sightings, Leave Questions Unanswered
The documents include more than 20 video files showing unidentified objects captured by military sensors in locations from Syria and Japan to North America
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Pak's ISI Planned Attacks On Delhi Temple, Haryana Military Camp, UP Cops: Sources
According to the investigation, a historic temple in Delhi was among the primary targets. Security personnel deployed at the temple were also under watch.
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Iran Using Ceasefire To Dig Out Weapons It Had Hidden Underground: Report
The effort is part of a broader push to rebuild its drone and missile arsenal quickly, allowing Tehran to be ready if US President Donald Trump decides to restart military action, a US official and two sources familiar with the situation told NBC.
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Israel Says Iran Still Has Over 1,000 Missiles Capable Of Reaching It
The estimate of 8,000 to 10,000 rockets in Hezbollah hands was reported by Israel's Army Radio.
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Israeli Strike In Beirut Kills Top Hezbollah Commander: Sources
An Israeli strike in the Jnah area of Beirut early on Wednesday killed Hezbollah's top commander for Iraq military affairs, Yousef Hashem, a Lebanese security source and...
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Iran-Backed Group Claims It Downed American Jet, Contradicts US Version
Iran's state media has said that Iraq's resistance groups shot down a US military aircraft in western Iraq, claiming it was hit by a missile. But the United States has firmly denied this, saying the aircraft was not brought down by hostile fire.
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India's Russian Oil Purchases Surge 50% Amid Scramble To Replace Lost Barrels
India's purchase of Russian crude oil has surged 50 per cent in March as New Delhi tapped alternate sources to make up for the shortfall arising from disruption in the Middle East amid a widening military conflict.
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US Likely Responsible For Deadly Strike On Iranian Girls' School: Report
US military investigators believe it is likely that US forces were responsible for an apparent strike on an Iranian girls' school that killed scores of children on Saturday but have not yet reached a final conclusion or completed their investigation,
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Trump To Back Iran Rebel Groups After Khamenei's Death? Big Claim In Report
Iranian Kurdish militias have consulted with the United States in recent days about whether, and how, to attack Iran's security forces in the western part of the country, according to three sources with knowledge of the matter.
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Saudi To Retaliate If Iran Mounts Concerted Attack On Oil Facilities: Report
A concerted Iranian attack on Saudi oil facilities could trigger a military response from the kingdom, a source close to the Saudi government told AFP on Monday, after drones hit an oil refinery.
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"Kinetic Action" In Next Few Weeks? US Preps For Iran Military Ops: Report
The United States could be closer to launching a full-scale attack in the Middle East than most Americans think. A report on Axios citing sources mentions that a US military operation in Iran would be a "massive, weeks-long campaign".
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Japan Sees 60% Drop In Chinese Tourists As Diplomatic Tensions Deepen
Mainland Chinese visitors to Japan plunged 60.7% in January amid a diplomatic spat over Taiwan, dropping from nearly a million to 385,300. A Beijing travel warning, fewer flights, and PM Takaichi's hawkish stance fueled the fallout.
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France Ditches Zoom, Teams as Europe Seeks Digital Autonomy From US
In France, civil servants will ditch Zoom and Teams for a homegrown video conference system. Soldiers in Austria are using open source office software to write reports after the military dropped Microsoft Office.
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Trump Weighs Iran Strikes To Inspire Fresh Protests: Reports
Trump is weighing options against Iran that include targeted strikes on security forces and leaders to inspire protesters, multiple sources said, even as Israeli and Arab officials said air power alone would not topple the clerical rulers.
