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U.S-Israel Reportedly Considering Special Ops To Secure Iran’s Uranium

The United States and Israel have reportedly discussed sending special forces into Iran to secure its stockpile of highly enriched uranium during a later stage of the war. The mission could involve small special-operations teams working alongside nuclear experts — possibly including scientists from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) — to locate and secure the material. Officials say Iran possesses roughly 450 kilograms of uranium enriched to 60%, which could potentially be converted into weapons-grade material within weeks. Reports suggest two options are being considered: removing the uranium entirely from Iran or diluting it on site with the help of nuclear experts

‘Going to be hitting them very hard over the next week’: Trump warns Iran

President Donald Trump said that he suspects Russian leader Vladimir Putin was aiding Iran in the war against the United States and Israel. Several US media outlets have reported that Russia provided targeting information to Iran for attacking US forces in the ongoing conflict.

Trump to Clear Major Missile Package for Taiwan After Xi Meeting?

#Gravitas U.S. President Donald Trump is reportedly reviewing a massive arms package for Taiwan valued at roughly 14 billion dollars. If approved, this would become the largest U.S. weapons deal ever for the island nation.

Israel-Iran War | IRGC: 30 Warhead Missiles Fired Towards Israel

Breaking update on the ongoing Israel‑Iran war: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has fired multiple ballistic missiles with heavy warheads toward Israel, marking a significant escalation in direct attacks. Israeli and U.S. air defenses continue intercepting incoming projectiles as conflict spreads across the region.

Israel-Iran War: Netanyahu Frustrated by Absence of Uprising in Tehran

As Tehran has made it clear that the war will end on its own terms, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu conceded that people of Iran may not bring down the Masoud Pezeshkian-led government. In open defiance of U.S. and Israel, thousands of Iranians hit the streets for the annual Quds day. This came despite Israel and U.S. intensifying their strikes on Iran.

Russia Earns $6.5 Billion From Fossil Fuel Exports Since Start of West Asia War

#Gravitas In just two weeks since the war began on February 28, Russia has earned roughly 6.5 billion U.S. dollars by selling fossil fuels to global buyers.

UAVs sighted between Rawalpindi and Islamabad, shot down; Pak denies airspace closure reports

Afghanistan conducted retaliatory drone strikes on strategic military centres and Pakistan army installations in Kohath area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa on Friday. Pakistan’s Kohat Military Fort, a war command centre, and the office of fort’s commander sustained significant damage in the strikes.

'Because India is our friend': Iran confirms safe passage to Indian ships thorugh Strait of Hormuz

Iran’s ambassador to India said that Tehran has directed its embassy in India to facilitate the Indian government, ensuring smooth operations amid the ongoing conflict in West Asia.

Kolkata Knight Riders acquire Zimbabwe pacer Blessing Muzarabani for upcoming IPL season

Kolkata Knight Riders sign Blessing Muzarabani for the 2026 Indian Premier League season.

US-Iran War: Iran Launches Missiles, Drones at Saudi Oil Sites & UAE Cities

Amid the expanding US‑Iran War, Iran has launched multiple missile and drone attacks targeting key oil infrastructure and strategic locations across the Gulf, including Saudi oil sites and cities in the United Arab Emirates.

Israel-Iran War: Iranian Missiles Break Through Israel's Defences

In the ongoing Israel‑Iran war, Iranian missiles have reportedly managed to penetrate parts of Israel’s multi‑layered air defence systems, sounding sirens and briefly striking targets despite extensive interception efforts. Israeli forces continue to deploy systems such as the Iron Dome, Arrow and David’s Sling to counter incoming barrages, but footage and reports indicate that some missiles have broken through defences, underscoring the intense and evolving nature of the conflict.

7 reasons Trump’s Iran war is not over — From Strait of Hormuz to nuclear fears
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7 reasons Trump’s Iran war is not over — From Strait of Hormuz to nuclear fears

Why is the US military relying most on Tomahawk missiles in the war against Iran?
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The US military relies heavily on the Tomahawk cruise missile during the opening phases of conflict with Iran. Tomahawk missiles offer a 1,000-mile range and pinpoint accuracy without risking pilots. Flying just 100 feet above ground, these weapons evade radar.

US-Iran War: G7 Asks Trump to Ensure Safe Passage Through Hormuz

Leaders of the Group of Seven have urged Donald Trump to ensure the reopening and security of the Strait of Hormuz as tensions rise in the war involving Iran, Israel and the United States. The vital maritime chokepoint carries roughly one-fifth of the world’s oil supply, making its security crucial for global energy markets. G7 leaders stressed the need to safeguard commercial shipping and maintain the free flow of energy amid growing fears of disruption to international oil trade.

US-Iran War: US Forces Feel of Iranian Retaliation As War Rages On

U.S. forces across the Middle East are increasingly feeling the impact of Iranian retaliation as the war continues to escalate. Iranian missile and drone attacks have targeted American military positions and regional allies following U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian military infrastructure.

India GDP outlook: Goldman Sachs lowers FY26 growth to 6.5%, Fitch expects gradual cooling

India GDP outlook: Goldman Sachs lowers FY26 growth to 6.5%, Fitch expects gradual cooling

US economic growth falters as Trump’s tariffs and wars hit fourth quarter estimates

The poor growth figures came as Donald Trump completed one year in office after returning to White House, sparking fears of a cooling job market and rising inflation in the United States.

Is presence of a leader needed to unite Iran? How smuggled audio tapes of Khomeini from exile helped establish Islamic Republic

Mojtaba Khamenei’s absence while giving his first public message as Iran's Supreme Leader recalls the role of Ayatollah Khomeini’s smuggled audio cassette tapes in the 1979 Islamic Revolution in Iran. Here is how his underground sermons from exile mobilised protests and helped topple the Shah

Viral video: Trisha Krishnan dodges questions on Vijay at Chennai airport

Days after she made a joint appearance with Thalapathy Vijay at a wedding, actress Trisha Krishnan chose to ignore questions about the actor as she was spotted at the Chennai Airport.