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Iran Fortifies Kharg Island with Mines and MANPADs to Deter U.S. Threats

Iran deploys mines and MANPADs on Kharg Island, a key oil hub near the Strait of Hormuz, to deter U.S. threats. The strategic location, critical for 90% of Iran’s oil exports, underscores tensions amid U.S. strikes and regional power dynamics under President Trump.
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Israeli Military Requests More Weeks to Achieve Strategic Objectives Against Iran, Officials Say

Israeli military seeks extended operations to counter Iran, citing progress but warning of lingering threats. U.S. supports strikes targeting Iran’s infrastructure, while oil prices surge and diplomacy stalls.
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Air Canada Flight Collides With Fire Truck at LaGuardia, Airport Closes After 2 Fatalities

Air Canada flight collides with fire truck at LaGuardia, killing two and injuring 43. ATC communication errors and conflicting speed data under investigation amid rain and fog.
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US Expands Gulf Military Alliances to Counter Iran’s Threat

The U.S. deepens military ties with Gulf nations to counter Iran, leveraging Saudi Arabia’s Major Non-NATO Ally status and securing critical energy routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Economic impacts include shipping delays and insurance costs, as regional tensions reshape global trade dynamics.
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Bill Cosby Liable in $59.25M Los Angeles Civil Verdict for 1972 Assault

Los Angeles jury awards $59.25M to Donna Motsinger in 1972 sexual assault case against Bill Cosby, marking his largest civil payout amid ongoing legal battles linked to decades of misconduct allegations.
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Iranian missile strikes injure 175 in Israel, exposing air defense vulnerabilities

Iranian missile strikes injure 175 in Israel, exposing air defense gaps as U.S.-backed systems struggle to intercept attacks near nuclear sites. Cluster munitions and targeting of Dimona raise legal concerns, while regional tensions escalate with counterstrikes and international calls for accountability.
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Colombian military plane carrying 110 soldiers crashes near urban area

Colombian military plane carrying 110 soldiers crashes near urban area, leaving over 50 missing as rescue efforts continue. President Petro criticizes delayed fleet modernization, while officials withhold details on the C-13,0's condition and cause.
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WHO reports strike on Sudan hospital killed 64

WHO reports strike on Sudan hospital killed 64, injuring 89, as conflict escalates. Attack on Al Daein hospital, part of RSF's targeting of medical facilities, disrupts care and sparks calls for accountability amid Sudan's civil war.
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Iran Vows to Destroy U.S. Infrastructure After Trump’s Ultimatum on Strait of Hormuz

Iran vows to 'irreversibly destroy' U.S. and regional infrastructure after Trump’s threat to bomb Iranian power plants over the Strait of Hormuz, a critical oil chokepoint. The strait’s closure could trigger global energy crises, with tensions escalating amid mutual threats and regional diplomatic efforts to avert conflict.
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IDF targets Hezbollah hideouts in Lebanon, kills operatives, seizes weapons and rockets

Israeli forces launched Operation Roaring Lion, targeting Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and killing its Radwan Force commander, Abu Khalil Barji. The operation disrupted key supply routes, seized weapons, and displaced tens of thousands, escalating a conflict with severe humanitarian consequences.
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Deal on Paper, Death in Practice: 6,000 Oleshky Civilians Starving as Evacuation Goes Nowhere

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