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'Nuclear Plants Must Not Be Targets': US Expert To NDTV After Strike In UAE
The Barakah incident comes at a time when nuclear infrastructure is increasingly finding itself near active conflict zones.
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Opinion | Mines, Submarines, Drones: Why World's Mightiest Navy Won't Get Too Close To Hormuz
Iran is relying on the symmetric advantage of geography to fight against the brute power of the world's largest and most powerful navy, the US.
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$4.5 Billion A Month Jackpot: Why Iran Wants World To Accept Hormuz 'Authority'
Reports from Iran indicate the regime plans to use this money to rebuild infrastructure destroyed by US-Israel strikes, and potentially re-stock missile and drone arsenals.
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If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
If superstition solved problems, wars would have been fought with lemons and chilis instead of drones, quipped Fadnavis
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As Missiles And Drones Rule Skies, Gulf Countries Prepare For Eid On Friday
Amid intermittent missile and drone attacks, sirens, and a palpable sense of uncertainty, citizens and residents across the Gulf region are preparing for an unprecedented Eid on Friday, marking the end of the fasting month of Ramzan.
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Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
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In Numbers: The Curious Reason Iran Eased Down Its 'Drone Swarms' After March 9
Based on the data compiled, we can bucket the strike pattern broadly into three distinct phases: an initial 'saturation' attack, a sustained drone attrition campaign, and a sudden decline in attack intensity.
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Emirates Flight Returns To Thiruvananthapuram As Drone Strike Shuts Dubai Airport
Flights were temporarily suspended at Dubai Airport following a drone-related incident near the airport, authorities said on Monday, as tensions linked to the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran continue to impact the region.
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"Missiles, Drones Flying Over Us": LPG-Laden Indian Tanker Stuck Near Hormuz
The tanker -- under the command of Captain Virendra Vishwakarma -- is loaded with enough LPG to fill 3.6 million domestic gas cylinders.
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Oil Wars: How Iran's Hormuz Grip Is Bleeding Americans' Wallets
Iran's Hormuz blockade sees US fuel prices jump 21 per cent as Donald Trump boasts "we make money", but polls show 48 per cent of American voters are unhappy over the war.
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Indian Killed In Tanker Attack Near Iraq Was Engineer From Mumbai
Devanandan Prasad Singh, in his mid-50s, had shifted from his longtime home Bihar to Mumbai in 2019 along with his family - wife, and two children. A marine engineer, he sailed the oceans with a small crew in cargo ships, taking care of them.
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How Middle East War Has Become A Combat Lab For India's Military Planners
The sinking of an Iranian naval vessel on March 4 underscored how the Indian Ocean region is no longer insulated from the spillover effects of major power confrontations.
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Ship Clusters Raise Fears Of Sea Disaster As Missiles, Drones Fly Above
Pockets of off-coast areas in the Gulf have turned into a virtual tinderbox as commercial ships remain huddled in proximity as they wait on either side of the crucial Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has blocked amid ongoing war with the US and Israel.
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India Quietly Works On Homegrown Sheshnaag-150 As US And Iran Launch Suicide Drones
As the world watches Iran's Shahed-136 low-cost suicide drones and America's own Shahed-inspired LUCAS drones exact disproportionate damage on the battlefield for a fraction of the cost of conventional weapons, India's own answer.
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"Great Anxiety": India As Iran-Israel War Escalates In Middle East
Four days after US and Israeli strikes killed Iran's supreme leader and triggered a regional war that has seen missile and drone strikes across the Gulf and beyond, India on Tuesday said the escalating war is a cause of "great anxiety".
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'Nuclear Plants Must Not Be Targets': US Expert To NDTV After Strike In UAE
The Barakah incident comes at a time when nuclear infrastructure is increasingly finding itself near active conflict zones.
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Opinion | Mines, Submarines, Drones: Why World's Mightiest Navy Won't Get Too Close To Hormuz
Iran is relying on the symmetric advantage of geography to fight against the brute power of the world's largest and most powerful navy, the US.
-
$4.5 Billion A Month Jackpot: Why Iran Wants World To Accept Hormuz 'Authority'
Reports from Iran indicate the regime plans to use this money to rebuild infrastructure destroyed by US-Israel strikes, and potentially re-stock missile and drone arsenals.
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If Superstitions Worked, Terrorists Could Be Killed With Needle: Devendra Fadnavis
If superstition solved problems, wars would have been fought with lemons and chilis instead of drones, quipped Fadnavis
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As Missiles And Drones Rule Skies, Gulf Countries Prepare For Eid On Friday
Amid intermittent missile and drone attacks, sirens, and a palpable sense of uncertainty, citizens and residents across the Gulf region are preparing for an unprecedented Eid on Friday, marking the end of the fasting month of Ramzan.
-
Qeshm In The Crosshairs: The Iran Island Key To Hormuz Shipping Lock
The United States' March 7 strike on Iran's Qeshm Island - on a desalination plant supplying water to 30 villages - underlined the island's importance in controlling the Strait of Hormuz.
-
In Numbers: The Curious Reason Iran Eased Down Its 'Drone Swarms' After March 9
Based on the data compiled, we can bucket the strike pattern broadly into three distinct phases: an initial 'saturation' attack, a sustained drone attrition campaign, and a sudden decline in attack intensity.
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Emirates Flight Returns To Thiruvananthapuram As Drone Strike Shuts Dubai Airport
Flights were temporarily suspended at Dubai Airport following a drone-related incident near the airport, authorities said on Monday, as tensions linked to the ongoing conflict involving the US, Israel and Iran continue to impact the region.
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"Missiles, Drones Flying Over Us": LPG-Laden Indian Tanker Stuck Near Hormuz
The tanker -- under the command of Captain Virendra Vishwakarma -- is loaded with enough LPG to fill 3.6 million domestic gas cylinders.
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Oil Wars: How Iran's Hormuz Grip Is Bleeding Americans' Wallets
Iran's Hormuz blockade sees US fuel prices jump 21 per cent as Donald Trump boasts "we make money", but polls show 48 per cent of American voters are unhappy over the war.
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Indian Killed In Tanker Attack Near Iraq Was Engineer From Mumbai
Devanandan Prasad Singh, in his mid-50s, had shifted from his longtime home Bihar to Mumbai in 2019 along with his family - wife, and two children. A marine engineer, he sailed the oceans with a small crew in cargo ships, taking care of them.
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How Middle East War Has Become A Combat Lab For India's Military Planners
The sinking of an Iranian naval vessel on March 4 underscored how the Indian Ocean region is no longer insulated from the spillover effects of major power confrontations.
-
Ship Clusters Raise Fears Of Sea Disaster As Missiles, Drones Fly Above
Pockets of off-coast areas in the Gulf have turned into a virtual tinderbox as commercial ships remain huddled in proximity as they wait on either side of the crucial Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has blocked amid ongoing war with the US and Israel.
-
India Quietly Works On Homegrown Sheshnaag-150 As US And Iran Launch Suicide Drones
As the world watches Iran's Shahed-136 low-cost suicide drones and America's own Shahed-inspired LUCAS drones exact disproportionate damage on the battlefield for a fraction of the cost of conventional weapons, India's own answer.
-
"Great Anxiety": India As Iran-Israel War Escalates In Middle East
Four days after US and Israeli strikes killed Iran's supreme leader and triggered a regional war that has seen missile and drone strikes across the Gulf and beyond, India on Tuesday said the escalating war is a cause of "great anxiety".
