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Iran Fires Missile At Turkey, Destroyed By NATO Air Defence Systems
A ballistic missile fired from Iran and heading into Turkish airspace was destroyed by NATO air and missile defence systems in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the Turkish Defence Ministry said on Wednesday.
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Saudi Aramco's Largest Refinery Hit Again By Drone
Oil giant Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura, home to its largest domestic refinery, was struck again by a drone today, a Saudi Defence Ministry spokesperson said.
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Saudi's Aramco Explores Oil Exports From Red Sea To Avoid Strait Of Hormuz
Saudi Aramco typically exports the bulk of its crude from ports within the Gulf, but conflict in the Middle East has led to a logjam of vessels.
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Viral Video: At This Railway Station In Sri Lanka, Trains Seem To Run On The Sea
Kollupitiya Railway Station offers an unexpectedly scenic pause in Colombo, with coastal views and everyday local life blending into a memorable travel moment.
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A Taste Of Cape Town: Vineyards, Villages And The Soul Of The West Coast
Cape Town is often described as a city where mountains meet the sea - but it's also a place where cultures, flavours, and landscapes blend into something uniquely South African
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165 Ballistic Missiles And 541 Drones: UAE Counts What Iran Sent
Iran has fired at least 165 ballistic missiles on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) since yesterday, the UAE's Defence Ministry said in a statement today. Of this, the UAE's air defence network destroyed 152. The remaining 13 fell into the sea, it said.
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Exclusive: How War In A Narrow Sea Could Reshape Global Economy Overnight
Geographically, the Strait of Hormuz is a narrow maritime corridor connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea, and ultimately the Indian Ocean. Iran lies to the north, while Oman and the United Arab Emirates lie to the south.
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Oil Tankers Avoid Strait Of Hormuz After Naval Warnings Follow US Strikes
Oil and gas tankers are increasingly avoiding the Hormuz shipping strait that links the oil-rich Persian Gulf to the open seas after the US and Israel bombed Iran.
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29 Aircraft, 42 Warships, Submarines: Indian Navy's Mega Exercise In Bay Of Bengal
Indian Navy's maritime exercise Milan concluded on Wednesday, witnessing the participation of 42 warships and submarines and 29 military aircraft.
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How China Is Masking Drone Flights In Potential Taiwan Rehearsal
A large Chinese military drone has conducted regular flights over the South China Sea in recent months while transmitting false transponder signals that made it appear to be other aircraft.
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Iran Fires Missile At Turkey, Destroyed By NATO Air Defence Systems
A ballistic missile fired from Iran and heading into Turkish airspace was destroyed by NATO air and missile defence systems in the eastern Mediterranean Sea, the Turkish Defence Ministry said on Wednesday.
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Saudi Aramco's Largest Refinery Hit Again By Drone
Oil giant Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura, home to its largest domestic refinery, was struck again by a drone today, a Saudi Defence Ministry spokesperson said.
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Saudi's Aramco Explores Oil Exports From Red Sea To Avoid Strait Of Hormuz
Saudi Aramco typically exports the bulk of its crude from ports within the Gulf, but conflict in the Middle East has led to a logjam of vessels.
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Viral Video: At This Railway Station In Sri Lanka, Trains Seem To Run On The Sea
Kollupitiya Railway Station offers an unexpectedly scenic pause in Colombo, with coastal views and everyday local life blending into a memorable travel moment.
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A Taste Of Cape Town: Vineyards, Villages And The Soul Of The West Coast
Cape Town is often described as a city where mountains meet the sea - but it's also a place where cultures, flavours, and landscapes blend into something uniquely South African
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165 Ballistic Missiles And 541 Drones: UAE Counts What Iran Sent
Iran has fired at least 165 ballistic missiles on the United Arab Emirates (UAE) since yesterday, the UAE's Defence Ministry said in a statement today. Of this, the UAE's air defence network destroyed 152. The remaining 13 fell into the sea, it said.
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Exclusive: How War In A Narrow Sea Could Reshape Global Economy Overnight
Geographically, the Strait of Hormuz is a narrow maritime corridor connecting the Persian Gulf to the Gulf of Oman and the Arabian Sea, and ultimately the Indian Ocean. Iran lies to the north, while Oman and the United Arab Emirates lie to the south.
-
Oil Tankers Avoid Strait Of Hormuz After Naval Warnings Follow US Strikes
Oil and gas tankers are increasingly avoiding the Hormuz shipping strait that links the oil-rich Persian Gulf to the open seas after the US and Israel bombed Iran.
-
29 Aircraft, 42 Warships, Submarines: Indian Navy's Mega Exercise In Bay Of Bengal
Indian Navy's maritime exercise Milan concluded on Wednesday, witnessing the participation of 42 warships and submarines and 29 military aircraft.
-
How China Is Masking Drone Flights In Potential Taiwan Rehearsal
A large Chinese military drone has conducted regular flights over the South China Sea in recent months while transmitting false transponder signals that made it appear to be other aircraft.
