Iran could review its “nuclear doctrine” following Israeli threats to strike the country, a senior Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commander said on Thursday. Watch in for more details!

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Israel will make its own decisions about how to defend itself, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Wednesday as international communities called for restraint in responding to the attacks from Iran.

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Will Arab nations get trapped in the Israel, Iran conflict? Jordan's King Abdullah II has said that his country must not become 'the theater of a regional war'. Iraq's Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' Al Sudani says 'Our position is clear, and we will not allow Iraq to be thrown into the arena of conflict'. Do these Arab nations have the choice to stay out of the conflict? Are they handcuffed by the U.S.?

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Iran is threatening to retaliate with weapons it has never used before if Israel dares to attack Iran. Tehran claims it is capable of retaliating within seconds. What are these secret weapons that Iran is talking about?

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Iran has threatened to use 'never used before weapons' if Israel attacks Iran again. And in case, Israel dares to strike at Iran's nuclear sites, then it is evident that Iran would hit back at Israel's nuclear site in Dimona in the Negev desert. According to reports in Haaretz, 5 Iranian missiles struck the Nevatim airbase, while 4 missiles struck the Negev airbase in the south. This, when Iran fired these missiles after giving due notice to Israel and its allies. Is Israel making the mistake of underestimating the missile capability of the Iranians?

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The US has warned it will impose new sanctions on Iran following its unprecedented attack on Israel. New sanctions could be focused on reducing the country's capacity to export oil. Watch this video for all details.

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Iran has warned that it will use weapons “never used before” against Israel if it carries out “any adventure”. “(If Israel) seeks adventure, our next response will be immediate, stronger and more extensive,” Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said while speaking to UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron.

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Iran has warned that it will use weapons “never used before” against Israel if it carries out “any adventure”. “(If Israel) seeks adventure, our next response will be immediate, stronger and more extensive,” Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian said while speaking to UK Foreign Secretary David Cameron. Meanwhile West Asian nations are calling for de-escalation of the conflict...Watch in or more details!

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Israel's allies want it to exercise restraint and not escalate regional tensions. But will Netanyahu listen or will he cross the red line? Will Bibi lead Israel to a war against Iran? As and when that happens, will Israel's allies dump it- leaving Israel to fight Iran alone?

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The Israeli war cabinet has reviewed military plans for a potential response against Iran. Talks in Jerusalem are locked on the timing and scale of Israel's response. According to reports, the War Cabinet members are mulling a painful strike that does not cause casualties. The question is--what are the options on Israel's table. Watch in for more details!

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At least two Air India planes flew over the Iran-controlled airspace just hours before Tehran launched a barrage of more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel over the weekend, according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24.&nbsp;

<h2>About the flights</h2>

According to the data from the website which shows live air traffic worldwide, Air India flights 116 (Boeing 777-232) and 131 (Boeing 777ER) flying from New York to Mumbai and Mumbai to London, respectively, used Iranian airspace.&nbsp;

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On April 13 and 14, the two aircraft crossed Iran as well as flew above the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman at a time when tensions between Iran and Israel flared up.&nbsp;

Tehran launched more&nbsp;than 300 drones and missiles at Israel after Iran&nbsp;accused&nbsp;the Jewish state&nbsp;of targeting its consulate in Syria’s Damascus, on April 1 and killing seven personnel of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).&nbsp;

The attack also took place amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Iranian-backed Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza.&nbsp;

However, Air India was not the only one who used Iranian airspace that day, as several flights from various airlines including Malaysia Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Fly Dubai flew over the country potentially risking the lives of hundreds of passengers.&nbsp;

<h2>Air India responds</h2>

In response to the media reports, a spokesperson from Air India told the Hindustan Times that their flight operations and routes are risk-assessed regardless of the airspace.&nbsp;

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Speaking about this particular incident, the spokesperson also said that, on April 13, Iranian airspace was open for civilian air traffic without any restrictions or NOTAM,&nbsp;an alert issued by an aviation authority to pilots about the potential hazards along a route or on the ground.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, the airline was also closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East, the spokesperson added.&nbsp;

As a part of its risk assessment, some flights heading to the West were planned on an alternative route which according to the spokesperson was a “safe corridor” being used by other airlines as well.&nbsp;

After Tehran attacked Israel, Air India and Vistara released a statement saying that they would avoid Iranian airspace in response to the Indian government’s advisory urging citizens to steer clear of travel to Iran.

<h2>Indian govt asks airlines to carry out risk assessment</h2>

In an interview, on Tuesday (Apr 16) Civil Aviation Secretary Vumlunmang Vualnam, told news agency PTI that the ministry has asked airlines to carry out their own risk assessments for&nbsp;international flight operations amid the ongoing tensions in the Middle East.&nbsp;

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This comes as several airlines in India including Air India, Vistara, Indigo, and so on have opted for alternative flight paths to the West.&nbsp;

Vualnam also said that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is in talks with the airlines and is also in touch with the Ministry of External Affairs in this context.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

At least two Air India planes flew over the Iran-controlled airspace just hours before Tehran launched a barrage of more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel over the weekend, according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24.

At least two Air India planes flew over the Iran-controlled airspace just hours before Tehran launched a barrage of more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel over the weekend, according to data from flight-tracking website Flightradar24. About the flights According to the data from the website which shows live air traffic worldwide, Air India flights 116 (Boeing 777-232) and 131 (Boeing 777ER) flying from New York to Mumbai and Mumbai to London, respectively, used Iranian airspace. WATCH | Iran attacks Israel: Israel says it will respond to Iran's attack, world leaders urge restraint On April 13 and 14, the two aircraft crossed Iran as well as flew above the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman at a time when tensions between Iran and Israel flared up. Tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles at Israel after Iran accused the Jewish state of targeting its consulate in Syria’s Damascus, on April 1 and killing seven personnel of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The attack also took place amid the ongoing war between Israel and the Iranian-backed Palestinian militant group Hamas in Gaza. However, Air India was not the only one who used Iranian airspace that day, as several flights from various airlines including Malaysia Airlines, Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Fly Dubai flew over the country potentially risking the lives of hundreds of passengers. Air India responds In response to the media reports, a spokesperson from Air India told the Hindustan Times that their flight operations and routes are risk-assessed regardless of the airspace. Also Read | Iran willing to exercise restraint and has no intention to escalating situation, Tehran tells Beijing Speaking about this particular incident, the spokesperson also said that, on April 13, Iranian airspace was open for civilian air traffic without any restrictions or NOTAM, an alert issued by an aviation authority to pilots about the potential hazards along a route or on the ground. Meanwhile, the airline was also closely monitoring the situation in the Middle East, the spokesperson added. As a part of its risk assessment, some flights heading to the West were planned on an alternative route which according to the spokesperson was a “safe corridor” being used by other airlines as well. After Tehran attacked Israel, Air India and Vistara released a statement saying that they would avoid Iranian airspace in response to the Indian government’s advisory urging citizens to steer clear of travel to Iran. Indian govt asks airlines to carry out risk assessment In an interview, on Tuesday (Apr 16) Civil Aviation Secretary Vumlunmang Vualnam, told news agency PTI that the ministry has asked airlines to carry out their own risk assessments for international flight operations amid the ongoing tensions in the Middle East. Also Read | West Asia crisis: Flight ticket prices may rise as tensions soar between Iran and Israel This comes as several airlines in India including Air India, Vistara, Indigo, and so on have opted for alternative flight paths to the West. Vualnam also said that the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) is in talks with the airlines and is also in touch with the Ministry of External Affairs in this context. (With inputs from agencies)

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Iran's massive aerial attack on Israel was a "spectacular and embarrassing failure". US forces helped shoot down most of the missiles and drones fired by Tehran. US President Joe Biden has proclaimed "ironclad" support for Israel's defence but the White House says it does not want any escalation of the situation or a wider war in West Asia.

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Over the weekend Iran carried out its retaliatory attack against Israel. Israel and its allies intercepted hundreds of drones and missiles sent by it. There's a lot of history, geopolitics and proxy wars involved but for now we look at the two countries and its two leaders. The Iranian Salvo against Israel is raising fears that a regional war will engulf West Asia. Israeli officials were quick to promise a robust response to the attack and the country has an area of retaliation options. What option will Israel choose? Watch in for more details!

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Over the weekend Iran carried out its retaliatory attack against Israel. Israel and its allies intercepted hundreds of drones and missiles sent by it. The Iranian Salvo against Israel is raising fears that a regional war will engulf West Asia. Israeli officials were quick to promise a robust response to the attack and the country has an area of retaliation options. What option will Israel choose? Watch in for more details!

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Israel on Sunday (Apr 14) said that it will exact a price from Iran in response to its missile and drone strike when the timing is right.

Centrist war cabinet minister Benny Gantz said that Tel Aviv would build a regional coalition in the face of the Iranian threat.

"In the face of the Iranian threat, we will build a regional coalition and exact the price from Iran in the fashion and timing that is right for us," Gantz said in a recorded statement on Sunday (Apr 14).

"And most importantly, faced with the desire of our enemies to harm us, we will continue to unite and become stronger," he added.

Iran on Saturday (Apr 13) launched a drone and missile strike against Israel in retaliation for an Israeli attack on its Damascus consulate on April 1 that killed seven officers, including a senior commander of the IRGC. Israeli residents in Jerusalem said they did not want a war with Iran. A report by the news agency Reuters said that Israel reported modest damage and reopened its airspace.

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<h2>G7 leaders condemn Iran</h2>

Leaders of the G7 nations on Sunday (Apr 14) denounced Iran's unprecedented attacks against Israel and said that they would work together in order to avert an "uncontrollable regional escalation" in the Middle East region.

Italy, which is the current holder of the G7 presidency, had called a virtual meeting of G7 leaders on Sunday (Apr 14). The development came after United States President Joe Biden vowed a coordinated diplomatic response to Iran's retaliatory drone and missile attack.

"With its actions, Iran has further stepped toward the destabilization of the region and risks provoking an uncontrollable regional escalation. This must be avoided," a statement issued by Italy said.&nbsp;

The G7 heads demanded Iran to exert restraint.

"In this spirit, we demand that Iran and its proxies cease their attacks, and we stand ready to take further measures now and in response to further destabilizing initiatives," it said.

They also vowed to work "towards an immediate and sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza.

(With inputs from agencies)

Israel on Sunday (Apr 14) said that it will exact a price from Iran in response to its missile and drone strike when the timing is right. Centrist war cabinet minister Benny Gantz said that Tel Aviv would build a regional coalition in the face of the Iranian threat.

Israel on Sunday (Apr 14) said that it will exact a price from Iran in response to its missile and drone strike when the timing is right. Centrist war cabinet minister Benny Gantz said that Tel Aviv would build a regional coalition in the face of the Iranian threat. "In the face of the Iranian threat, we will build a regional coalition and exact the price from Iran in the fashion and timing that is right for us," Gantz said in a recorded statement on Sunday (Apr 14). "And most importantly, faced with the desire of our enemies to harm us, we will continue to unite and become stronger," he added. Iran on Saturday (Apr 13) launched a drone and missile strike against Israel in retaliation for an Israeli attack on its Damascus consulate on April 1 that killed seven officers, including a senior commander of the IRGC. Israeli residents in Jerusalem said they did not want a war with Iran. A report by the news agency Reuters said that Israel reported modest damage and reopened its airspace. Also read: Iran says it informed neighbours about attack on Israel 72 hours in advance G7 leaders condemn Iran Leaders of the G7 nations on Sunday (Apr 14) denounced Iran's unprecedented attacks against Israel and said that they would work together in order to avert an "uncontrollable regional escalation" in the Middle East region. Italy, which is the current holder of the G7 presidency, had called a virtual meeting of G7 leaders on Sunday (Apr 14). The development came after United States President Joe Biden vowed a coordinated diplomatic response to Iran's retaliatory drone and missile attack. "With its actions, Iran has further stepped toward the destabilization of the region and risks provoking an uncontrollable regional escalation. This must be avoided," a statement issued by Italy said. The G7 heads demanded Iran to exert restraint. "In this spirit, we demand that Iran and its proxies cease their attacks, and we stand ready to take further measures now and in response to further destabilizing initiatives," it said. They also vowed to work "towards an immediate and sustainable ceasefire" in Gaza. (With inputs from agencies)

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