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US Launches New Strikes Against Iran Targeting Shipping Capabilities
The US conducted new strikes against Iran early Monday, aiming to degrade Tehran's ability to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran reported explosions but no civilian casualties, condemning the US actions as a violation of international law and a threat to peace.
Times of India
Urgent·26m ago
US Launches New Strikes Against Iran Targeting Shipping Threats
The US conducted new strikes against Iran early Monday, aiming to degrade Tehran's ability to attack commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Iran reported explosions but no casualties, condemning the "barbaric attacks" and accusing the US of worsening regional instability.
Times of India
Urgent·1h ago
India Condemns Attack on Commercial Vessel GFS Galaxy Off Oman Coast
India condemned the attack on the GFS Galaxy tanker near Oman, which had 11 Indian nationals aboard. 10 were rescued, one is missing. The vessel was hit by an apparent Iranian strike. India urged de-escalation and unimpeded navigation.
Times of India
Developing·2h ago
Boat Tragedy in Vietnam: 15 Indian Tourists Dead, Eyewitnesses Blame Crew Negligence
A boat tragedy off Vietnam's Hon May Rut Ngoai island killed 15 Indian tourists. Eyewitnesses blame crew negligence and delayed rescue/medical care for the deaths, stating the speedboat capsized rapidly in rough seas. 17 others were injured, with one critical.
Times of India
Developing·3h ago
Iran Attack on Ship with Indian Crew Raises Supply Concerns
An attack by Iranian forces on a Cyprus-flagged ship with Indian crew has heightened concerns among shipping lines and seafarers' organizations, raising worries about fuel and fertilizer supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.
Times of India
Developing·3h ago
India's Monsoon Weakens Again, Widening Rainfall Deficit
India's monsoon has weakened, widening the nationwide rainfall deficit to 18% after a week of good showers had reduced it. The India Meteorological Department predicts subdued rainfall activity for the next week, potentially impacting sowing activities as many states still report significant deficits.
Times of India