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يتطور·11 dk önce
Mysterious Metallic Spheres Wash Ashore on Australian Beach, Identified as 'Space Balls'
Six large metallic spheres, identified as 'space balls' or rocket pressure vessels, washed ashore on Forrest Beach, Queensland, Australia. The discovery prompted an evacuation and investigation, with the Australian Space Agency confirming they are likely debris from a foreign rocket.
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يتطور·23 dk önce
Rutte Defends US Strikes on Iran as 'Absolutely Necessary'
Nato Secretary General Mark Rutte defended US military strikes on Iran as 'absolutely necessary' following Tehran's alleged attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. The strikes targeted over 80 Iranian sites in retaliation.
Times of India
يتطور·35 dk önce
Trump Signals Continued US Commitment to NATO, Willingness to Sell Weapons
President Trump informed NATO allies of his intention to keep the US in the alliance and expressed readiness to continue arms sales. He notably refrained from criticizing Spain or mentioning Greenland during the meeting.
Economic Times
مُلِح·47 dk önce
Under-construction building collapses in Delhi's Rohini, several feared trapped
A three-storey under-construction building collapsed in Delhi's Rohini Sector 16 on Wednesday evening, trapping several people under the debris. Rescue operations are underway with emergency services and locals working to free those trapped.
Economic Times
عاجل·56 dk önce
Global Markets, Oil Prices Lurch as US and Iran Trade New Strikes
Global markets and oil prices experienced volatility following new strikes exchanged between the United States and Iran. The conflict threatened lives across the region, including foreign residents in Gulf nations. Despite a fragile ceasefire and interim deals, tensions remained high, with fighting and negotiations continuing.
Economic Times
يتطور·56 dk önce
Trump Reassures NATO Allies of US Commitment, Backs Strikes on Iran
President Trump assured NATO leaders of continued US commitment to the alliance, a shift from his previous criticisms. NATO chief Mark Rutte defended recent US strikes on Iran as 'absolutely necessary' following alleged attacks on commercial vessels.
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