BrahMos from India, Fighter Jets from Pakistan: What Is This Muslim-Majority Nation Planning?

Jakarta: Indonesia, the world’s largest Muslim-majority country, is moving forward with plans to purchase the BrahMos supersonic cruise missile from India, and the deal has now been officially confirmed. However, a media report published in January had claimed that Indonesia was also in discussions to acquire JF-17 fighter jets from Pakistan. The Indonesian government, however, […]

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Ukraine Offers to Share Wartime Technology with Gulf Nations in Exchange for Funding and Advanced Military Systems

Kyiv: Amid escalating concerns over potential conflict between Iran and several Gulf countries, along with ongoing missile and drone attacks in the region, a new diplomatic development has emerged. Ukraine has proposed providing security-related assistance to the United States and its Gulf allies. However, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made it clear that such support will […]

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The Embassy of the Iran in India Shares Bank Account Details, Appeals for Humanitarian Assistance from Citizens

New Delhi: The ongoing intense conflict in the Middle East, combined with mounting international sanctions, has placed Iran under severe economic strain. The country, which often highlights its military strength and advanced drone technology, is now facing such a serious financial downturn that it has begun appealing for economic assistance from across the world. In […]

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Claim by U.S. Defense Secretary Iranian Military Facing Challenges After Mojtaba’s Injury

Washington: U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated on Friday that Iran’s newly appointed Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has been injured, and the country’s military leadership is struggling amid ongoing American strikes. Hegseth argued that the attacks have significantly weakened Iran’s armed forces and disrupted the country’s military command structure. He said the regime’s military capabilities […]

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The United States sank a submarine in an attack; Iran retaliated by destroying five aircraft

Tehran: The ongoing conflict between Iran and the United States has entered its 15th day today. In this confrontation, Iran has shown no signs of weakening. It has been responding aggressively, reportedly launching multiple counterattacks in retaliation for each strike, demonstrating its determination to challenge the United States with full force. According to reports, the […]

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U.S. Fighter Jet Refueling Aircraft Crashes Mid Air Iran Suspected

Washington: Amid the intense military confrontation ongoing in the Middle East and the escalating offensive operations against Iran, the United States Air Force has suffered a significant setback. A KC-135 Stratotanker—an aerial refueling aircraft operated by the U.S. military—has crashed in the airspace over western Iraq. The incident occurred while the aircraft was conducting mid-air […]

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Pakistan Conducts Airstrike in Kandahar, Fuel Depot and Residential Areas Devastated

Kabul: The ongoing tension along the border between Afghanistan and Pakistan has now reached an extremely dangerous turning point. In the latest development, fighter jets of the Pakistani Air Force reportedly targeted the fuel depot of the private airline Kam Air, located near Kandahar Airport, along with nearby residential areas. The depot is considered strategically […]

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Khamenei Did Not Want His Son to Become His Successor to Avoid Allegations of Dynastic Politics

Revelation Made in an Interview by Iran’s Assembly of Experts Tehran: Following the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, his son Mojtaba Khamenei has been chosen as his successor. However, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei himself never wished for his son to assume this position. In fact, during his lifetime, he reiterated this stance on […]

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Five Iranian Players Granted Asylum in Australia

Canberra: After being eliminated from the Asian Cup, five players from Iran’s women’s football team have been granted permission to remain in Australia on humanitarian visas. Australia’s Home Affairs Minister, Tony Burke, confirmed that the players have been moved to a secure location by the police. The development comes after the Iranian team did not […]

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Iran Appoints New Supreme Leader: Mojtaba Khamenei Takes Charge

Tehran — Amid the ongoing tensions and conflict involving the United States and Israel, Iran has announced the appointment of its new Supreme Leader. Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of the late leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been designated as the country’s new Supreme Leader. This decision comes at a time when conditions in West Asia […]

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