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What’s Inside Israel’s ‘Box of Surprises’ Arsenal For Iran?
When Israel and Iran clashed in a tense 12-day conflict, it wasn’t just about missiles and borders—it became a showcase of high-tech weaponry in real time.
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U.S. vs China: Why Every Region Is Becoming a Battlefront?
The 21st-century world looks familiar—it’s again drifting toward direct conflict and proxy wars. But the real story is bigger than what meets the eye.
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Turkey’s Bold Move: Can Erdoğan Bring Back the F-35 Jets?
Speaking after a NATO summit in The Hague and a meeting with US President Donald Trump, Erdoğan expressed his desire to rejoin the F-35 program.
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Iran Is Quietly Turning Israeli Drones Into Weapons of Its Own
When Israeli drones pierced through Iranian airspace in a high-stakes operation earlier this year, they triggered a wave of alarms in Tehran.
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Why Are Pakistan’s Army Officers Visiting Sensitive Bases in Bangladesh?
Dhaka has become the center of an unfolding geopolitical subplot, one that many in India, and possibly even within Bangladesh, are watching with growing concern.
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Old Beast vs. Silent Killer: Comparing Russia’s Tu-95 and America’s B-2 Bomber
Russia launched what Ukrainian officials called the biggest aerial attack since the war began.
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IDF Confirms Death of Al‑Issa, Senior Hamas Commander
A senior Hamas commander, Hakham Muhammad Issa Al-Issa, has been killed in an Israeli airstrike on the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza City.
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Funeral Home Horror: 191 Bodies Found Rotting in Colorado Facility
In a case that has shocked the conscience of many, a funeral home owner in Colorado, USA, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for a crime that goes beyond fraud—it’s a heartbreaking tale of betrayal and disregard for human dignity.
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India’s Possible Exit from SCO: Strategic Impact and Regional Implications
India’s strong stand at the recent SCO summit—refusing to endorse a joint statement after the Pahalgam terror attack was ignored—signals a shift in its diplomatic posture. Is this a bold move toward strategic autonomy or a risk of losing regional influence? Here’s what’s truly at stake.
