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The U.S. Senate has voted down a resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s authority to continue military strikes against Iran, rejecting efforts by Democrats and some Republicans to curb his war powers in the ongoing conflict. The bipartisan measure, invoking the War Powers Act, would have required Congressional approval for further military action, but the Senate voted 53–47 largely along party lines to block it. Supporters of the resolution argued the president’s actions lacked explicit authorization, while opponents defended his authority as commander‑in‑chief.

Did India allow the US to use its naval bases to strike Iran? A viral claim by former US colonel Douglas MacGregor suggested American forces were using Indian ports during the Iran conflict. Is there any truth to the claim? Scroll down to read more.

Iraqi Kurdish President and Iran’s Foreign Minister discussed cooperation as reports claim CIA-backed support for Iranian Kurdish fighters. Hundreds of Kurdish forces have reportedly begun ground operations near the Iran-Iraq border, amid speculation Donald Trump may back anti-regime groups.

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed it struck a U.S. Navy destroyer in the Indian Ocean using Qadr-380 and Talaieh missiles in what Tehran described as a powerful retaliation for U.S.–Israel strikes — triggering “widespread fires” aboard the vessel. U.S. military sources have not confirmed the destroyer was hit, and the Pentagon has denied damage to U.S. warships amid the ongoing war.

The highly anticipated film “Marty Supreme” is set to release in the UAE on March 12, according to official announcements. Fans and cinema-goers are eagerly awaiting the premiere, which promises action, drama, and stunning visuals. The movie has generated buzz on social media for its storyline and star cast. UAE theaters are preparing for large audiences, with early bookings already underway.

The United States has reportedly deployed its next-generation Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) for the first time in combat during strikes on Iranian military targets amid the escalating US-Iran war. Watch the full video to know more on this!

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More than 100 small earthquakes near the Tonopah Test Range, close to Area 51 in Nevada have triggered speculation about possible US nuclear testing.

The United States has sunk an Iranian warship in the Indian Ocean near the coast of Sri Lanka, dramatically escalating the ongoing conflict with Iran. US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed that an American submarine torpedoed the Iranian frigate IRIS Dena in international waters. The Pentagon described the strike as a decisive military action against Iran’s naval capabilities.

Explosions were reported in Jerusalem following warnings of incoming missiles from Iran, according to local authorities. Israeli air defense systems were activated to intercept the projectiles, and residents were urged to seek shelter. The incident highlights the escalating tension in the region as the US‑Iran war continues to intensify. No immediate casualties have been reported, but the strikes have raised concerns about the conflict potentially expanding into densely populated areas.

Qatar has started evacuating residents near the U.S. Embassy in Doha following Iranian missile strikes targeting the Gulf region. Authorities cited safety concerns after rising tensions in the ongoing US‑Iran conflict, urging citizens and foreign residents in vulnerable areas to move to safer locations. The evacuation highlights fears of the escalating war spilling into Gulf states hosting American personnel. Security forces are coordinating logistics, and emergency shelters have been prepared.

Nepal goes to the polls in its first parliamentary elections since the Gen Z uprising of 2025, a period marked by widespread protests and political unrest. Citizens across the country are voting for representatives in a high-stakes election that could reshape the nation’s political landscape. Young voters are playing a decisive role, reflecting the demands of the previous year’s demonstrations.

At least three people were killed in fresh Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, according to local sources. The strikes targeted suspected Hezbollah positions and weapons storage facilities as tensions escalate in the region. Israeli officials say the operation was in response to threats against its territory and citizens. Residents in affected areas report widespread damage to buildings and infrastructure, and local authorities have urged caution.

Iranian clerics have issued fatwas in the wake of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death. They say it is the religious duty of all Muslims to avenge his killing. Meanwhile, reports suggest that Kurdish forces have started ground offernsive in Iran.

NATO air defence systems have intercepted and destroyed a ballistic missile launched from Iran as it headed toward Turkish airspace, marking the first time the ongoing U.S.–Iran war has directly impacted a NATO member. The missile reportedly crossed Iraq and Syria before being neutralised by NATO assets deployed in the eastern Mediterranean. While no casualties were reported, the incident raises fears that the widening conflict in West Asia could draw NATO directly into the war

Iranian bombers reportedly came within minutes of striking the US military base - largest base housing US troops in the Middle East.

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The office of Benjamin Netanyahu says intelligence shows Iran was planning attacks against both Israeli and U.S. forces, a claim made amid the escalating war between Israel and Iran. Israeli officials argue the military campaign was partly aimed at stopping imminent threats to regional security and allied troops. The conflict intensified after joint U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iranian targets, which triggered retaliatory missile and drone attacks across the region.

Kurdish authorities say their forces will remain neutral in the escalating West Asia conflict and will not launch attacks on neighbouring countries. Officials linked to Kurdish armed groups and regional administrations stressed that their priority remains protecting Kurdish regions and maintaining stability. The statement comes as tensions rise across the region following strikes between Israel and Iran and fears of a broader regional war.