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'Enemy Number One’: Netanyahu Warns Iran Sees Trump as Assassination Target
"They want to kill him. He's enemy number one," Netanyahu said in an interview with Fox News broadcast Sunday.
Dassault CEO Dismisses Pakistan’s Claims of Downing Rafale Jets as Baseless
During an interview with the French magazine Challenges, Trappier categorically stated, "What Pakistan is saying about having shot down three Rafales is not the case."
Cyprus Welcomes PM Modi with 'Vande Mataram' During Landmark Visit to Mediterranean Nation
Received with complete ceremonial honours by the Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides at Larnaca International Airport, the visit heralded the creation of renewed Indo-Cypriot relations.
IDF Rejects Iran’s Report on F‑35 Loss, Accuses Iranian Outlets of Spreading Lies
Iranian state media earlier in the day had claimed that its military's air defence forces had shot down two Israeli F-35 fighter jets and a number of micro air vehicles. However, the IDF quickly refuted the assertion, claiming that it was fake news.
Trump Claims U.S. Supported Israel’s Iran Strikes, Says 'We Gave Them 60 Days'
Telling Reuters in a telephone interview on Friday that his administration had foreseen the actions of Israel and had tried to prevent the attacks, even as he proceeded to praise them, calling the strikes "excellent" and "very successful.
Abu Dhabi Air Show Focus: Airbus Urges Industry Unity, Not Rivalry, After Air India Tragedy
Christian Scherer, Airbus' Chief Commercial Officer, spoke to journalists before the Paris Air Show, saying that safety and not competition is the top priority for the aviation industry.
Home Secretary to Head PM‑Backed High‑Level Panel Probing Air India Flight AI‑171 Crash
The error prompted a wave of irate reactions from Indian users, leading the IDF to make a rare public apology.
Iran’s Retaliatory Missile Strikes Target Israeli Homes — ≥2 Killed, Dozens Injured
Magen David Adom (MDA), the emergency medical response organization, confirmed the deaths and the severity of the injuries following the most recent wave of missile attacks fired from Iran.
Global Nuclear Arms Spending Hits $100.2 B in 2024, a 11 % Surge
ICAN's most recent annual report indicated that nine nations—namely the United States, Russia, China, Britain, France, India, Pakistan, North Korea, and Israel—spent combined almost $10 billion more on their nuclear stockpiles than the year before.
As Iran Claims Downing of Israeli F‑35s, Israel Dismisses Allegations
Though the Iranian military has not yet confirmed it officially, China's news agency Xinhua mentioned that they got the report from the semi-official news agency Tasnim.
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