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In a move that’s caught many in Washington by surprise, Donald Trump has been directly speaking to journalists during the ongoing conflict, often picking up calls himself instead of routing them through aides. Reports say he’s already spoken to more than 30 reporters, offering quick reactions and insights as events unfold. What’s unusual is that he’s believed to be using the same personal number from his first term, giving journalists a level of access rarely seen at the White House.

India has stepped up food supplies to Gulf countries amid ongoing war-related disruptions, with over 5,000 metric tonnes of perishable goods reaching regional markets. The move aims to stabilise supply chains and ensure the availability of essential food items as conflict impacts trade routes and logistics in the region. Authorities say shipments include key perishables to support demand in Gulf markets during the crisis.

Indian authorities have detained seven foreign nationals, including six from Ukraine and one from the United States, over alleged illegal entry into the northeast. The National Investigation Agency is probing claims that the group entered Mizoram without valid permits. Investigators are also looking into suspicions that they may have been involved in training rebel groups operating across the border in Myanmar.

Ukraine’s advanced drone defence systems are drawing international attention, with countries across Europe, the U.S., and West Asia seeking Kyiv’s expertise to counter aerial threats. Ukrainian air defence units have successfully intercepted up to 90% of incoming drones, showcasing their cutting-edge technology and battlefield experience.

The United Arab Emirates has hinted it could join efforts led by the United States to safeguard shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. A senior adviser to the UAE president said ensuring stability in the crucial waterway is a shared responsibility, pointing to the role of major economies across Asia, West Asia and Europe. The remarks come as concerns grow over disruptions to global oil supply routes amid rising tensions in the region.

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US-Iran war: The United States has reportedly sent another warship, the USS Tripoli, to the Middle East. It is carrying Marines from the Okinawa-based 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU). A warship was tracked moving through the South China Sea and reaching Singapore.

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Some expectant fathers experience pregnancy-like symptoms, a phenomenon often referred to as Couvade syndrome. Researchers say the condition remains poorly understood, with symptoms ranging from nausea to weight gain. Despite growing attention, Couvade syndrome is not officially recognised as a medical disorder. Scientists continue to study the psychological and biological factors behind the condition.

Japan is stepping up preparations for a potential conflict, fortifying a remote island and constructing new missile shelters. The move is part of broader efforts to strengthen defences and protect civilians as regional security concerns grow. Authorities are focusing on preparedness measures in vulnerable island areas.

A deepening global energy crunch is putting pressure on countries across Asia, where many economies rely heavily on imported fuel. With supply chains disrupted and prices volatile, major energy importers are feeling the strain more than ever.

Holloman AFB Shooting: A fatal shooting at the Holloman Air Force Base Shoppette (NM), a US Air Base in New Mexico, triggered a 93-sq-mile lockdown. One woman is dead; a male service member was medevaced to El Paso in critical condition after the shooting. All we know.

Filmmaker Denis Villeneuve returns for the finale of his popular Dune series. Timothee Chalamet leads once more in Dune: Part Three as Paul, the king who is now not afraid to go into war. The film's teaser also introduces new characters and a new villain.

Iran vows “decisive, regrettable” retaliation after security chief Ali Larijani was killed in an Israeli airstrike. Revolutionary Guards launched missiles at Israel, calling it revenge.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel killed senior Iranian official Ali Larijani in recent strikes. The Israeli military also said Netanyahu ordered operations targeting Iranian leaders. The statements mark a direct acknowledgment of leadership-level targeting amid the ongoing conflict.

Cuba has been plunged into darkness once again after a major grid failure triggered one of the country’s worst power outages in recent months. Millions of residents were left without electricity as the already fragile energy system struggled to cope. This marks the third major blackout in just four months, raising fresh concerns over infrastructure, fuel shortages and the island’s deepening energy crisis.

Iran has confirmed the deaths of top security official Ali Larijani and IRGC Basij commander Gholamreza Soleimani, marking a major escalation in the ongoing conflict. Iran’s Supreme National Security Council confirmed Larijani’s death, while state media also confirmed the killing of Soleimani, who headed the Basij paramilitary force. Both were killed in strikes that Israel had earlier claimed responsibility for, targeting senior Iranian leadership. The killings represent a significant blow to Iran’s security and military establishment amid the widening regional conflict.

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A major controversy has erupted in Washington after former counterterrorism official Joe Kent stepped down amid the ongoing Iran war. Kent claimed the United States was drawn into the conflict under pressure from Israel and alleged that Donald Trump was influenced by a misinformation campaign. The Trump administration has strongly rejected these claims, calling them baseless.