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What is Donald Trump's Golden Dome that has sparked a debate in America, is it symbolic patriotism or a costly vanity megaproject?
Donald Trump’s Golden Dome missile defense plan aims to build a massive, space-based shield to protect the U.S. from long-range missile threats. Inspired by Israel’s Iron Dome, this high-tech defense system would use lasers, interceptors, and satellite networks to stop nuclear attacks before they reach American soil. With $25 billion already proposed and comparisons to the Manhattan Project, the Golden Dome raises big questions about cost, feasibility, and global security risks. Experts say it’s technically possible, but it could spark an arms race and drain U.S. resources.
Long-range Russian attacks continue to kill Ukrainians amid ceasefire deadlock
Following a failed ceasefire proposal, Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine, resulting in numerous civilian casualties. Since March 11, over 117 civilians have been killed in Russian aerial attacks, excluding casualties from short-range weapons. Despite unilateral ceasefires declared by Putin, hostilities continue, with Ukraine launching drone attacks on Russian regions, including Moscow.
Would consider de-escalation if India stops attack: Pakistan's foreign minister
Following recent escalations, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar stated that de-escalation is possible if India ceases further attacks, emphasizing that Pakistan's military actions are currently defensive and proportionate. Information Minister Atta Tarar echoed this sentiment, asserting that de-escalation hinges on India's actions.
Pakistan claims ballistic missile attack by India in Rawalpindi Nur Khan base: What we know so far
India Pakistan War News: Early Saturday morning, multiple explosions rocked military installations in Pakistan, with the Pakistan Army accusing India of launching missiles targeting key air bases. While claiming most missiles were intercepted and PAF assets are safe, Pakistan also reported some missiles landed in India and Afghanistan, providing evidence.
Civil airliner used as shield by Pakistan on May 7 night
Tensions soared between India and Pakistan as Pakistan initiated cross-border attacks on May 8-9, targeting Indian military installations with drones and missiles in Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, and Rajasthan. India's air defense systems successfully intercepted the threats. India responded by launching drones against Pakistani military sites, destroying an air defense radar.
Watch: India destroys Pakistani launch tube from where drones were being launched
India retaliated to Pakistani drone attacks by destroying key posts near Jammu. These posts were used to launch drones. Pakistan targeted multiple Indian locations. India intercepted many threats using counter-drone systems. India also struck at least four Pakistani airbases. Pakistan claimed its airbases were targeted too. Security sources said India is on high alert.
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What is Pakistan’s Fatah missile? Range, capability, comparison with Indian ballistic missiles and what we know so far
Fateh 2 Missile: Pakistan claims that India launched missile strikes on its military bases, targeting key air installations, including Nur Khan base. In response, Pakistan reportedly fired its Fatah-II missile towards a strategic Indian location. The Fatah-II, a guided artillery rocket system with a range of 400 kilometers, is designed for precision strikes on military targets.
Pakistan used 300-400 Turkish drones to attempt infiltration, tried to target India's military installations on May 8-9: MEA
India has accused Pakistan of using Turkish-made drones, specifically Asisguard Songar models, for large-scale aerial surveillance and attempted attacks on military installations across its western border. According to Colonel Sofiya Qureshi, between May 7 and 9, Pakistan violated Indian airspace multiple times, deploying 300–400 drones at 36 locations from Leh to Sir Creek, and also firing heavy-caliber weapons along the Line of Control
S-400 Triumph missile systems, Barak-8 and Akash missiles were used to thwart Pakistan offensive: Sources
Following Operation Sindoor on May 7th, Pakistan attempted to escalate tensions by launching missiles and drones at Indian military installations. However, India effectively neutralized every threat using its advanced air defense systems, including S-400, Barak-8, Akash missiles, and DRDO's anti-drone technologies. India's swift and precise retaliation demonstrated the strength and coordination of its air defense capabilities.
India tears into Pakistan’s false claim that Indian forces targeted Amritsar, calls them 'preposterous and outrageous'
Vikram Misri condemned Pakistan for attacks on Indian cities. He refuted claims of India attacking itself. Colonel Sofiya Qureshi reported hundreds of drones used by Pakistan. India retaliated to Operation Sindoor after the Pahalgam attack. Indian forces thwarted drone and missile attacks. They also neutralised Pakistan’s air defence system near Lahore. Defence sources confirmed Pakistan used Hamas-style missiles.
Air India suspends Tel Aviv flights till May 25
Air India has announced that it will keep flights to and from Tel Aviv suspended. The suspension is now extended until May 25, 2025. This decision follows a missile attack near Tel Aviv airport. Earlier, the airline had suspended services until May 8. Air India is offering customers with valid tickets waivers on rescheduling or full refunds.
Pakistan must face consequences for attacking India: Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor
Jan Suraaj founder Prashant Kishor stated Pakistan must apologise for the Pahalgam attack. India retaliated after the attack, targeting terrorist sites. Kishor warned against war, highlighting potential harm to both nations. The US and China urged restraint. India's air defense system successfully neutralised Pakistani missile strikes. Operation Sindoor marked the debut of loitering munitions.
India neutralises second assault; Blitz continuing
Pakistan initiated multiple missile and drone attacks on Indian border cities, stretching from Jammu to Jaisalmer, but these assaults were effectively neutralized by Indian armed forces on Thursday. The attacks, which continued late into the night, targeted military stations and other locations, prompting precautionary blackouts in several areas.
Chandigarh on alert after air warning issued by Air Force Station
Chandigarh issued an air raid alert, advising residents to stay indoors. This followed heightened tensions between India and Pakistan. Mohali also issued a similar warning to residents near Chandigarh. The alert occurred amidst reports of attempted attacks on Indian military bases. India had earlier launched strikes on terror sites in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir after a deadly attack in Pahalgam.
Pakistan targets Jammu, Pathankot, Udhampur military bases with missiles and drones; India neutralises threat with precision
Tensions have soared as Pakistan reportedly targeted Jammu region and its airport with loitering munitions, prompting a strong response from Indian Air Defence units. Military stations in Jammu, Pathankot, and Udhampur were targeted, but the threats were neutralized. India retaliated with precision strikes, targeting Pakistani air defense infrastructure after intercepting drones across the border.
Ex-IAF, Defence Expert Sanjay Kulkarni highlight India's strategic superiority, slam Pakistan's flawed 'war' tactics
Experts highlight India's strong defense against Pakistan. Pakistan attacked Indian military positions and cities. India's S-400 system and UAS grid offer advantages. Pakistan's HQ-9 system struggles against drones. Pakistan uses cyber warfare, drones, and missiles. India is ready to respond decisively. Indian security forces are capable and united. Pakistan's drone attack was foiled after India targeted terror infrastructures.
Akash missile system key in repelling Pakistani drone attacks along LoC: Officials
The Indian Army and Air Force effectively utilized the indigenously developed Akash air defense system to thwart multiple Pakistani drone attacks targeting Indian assets along the western border and Line of Control (LoC) during the intervening night of May 8 and May 9. The successful repulsion included neutralizing a Pakistani Air Defence system in Lahore.
Pakistan Air Force jet shot down in Pathankot by Indian Air Defence system: Sources
Tensions escalate as India reports shooting down a Pakistani jet in Pathankot. Earlier, two Pakistani drones were downed in Naushera. Pakistan allegedly targeted Jammu, Pathankot, and Udhampur military stations. Amit Shah reviewed border security after Pakistan's drone and missile attacks. India launched "Operation Sindoor" striking terror camps in Pakistan and PoJK following the Pahalgam attack.
'I pray for Allah’s mercy for our brothers': Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan extends condolences to 'brotherly people of Pakistan'
Following missile attacks between India and Pakistan, Turkish President Erdogan voiced support for Pakistan's response and urged de-escalation to prevent further conflict. He conveyed solidarity to Prime Minister Sharif, offering Turkey's assistance in preventing escalation through diplomatic efforts.
Pakistan fires Hamas-style missiles at Jammu, all shot down by Indian forces: Defence sources
India's air defence units intercepted eight missiles launched from Pakistan targeting the Satwari, Samba, RS Pura, and Arnia sectors in Jammu, according to defence sources. No damage was reported. Visuals captured during the incident resembled recent rocket attacks by Hamas in Israel, drawing parallels from officials.
India vs Pakistan tensions: How India used the Russian-built S-400 to counter Pakistan’s missile threat
India’s armed forces intercepted a wave of missiles and drones launched from Pakistan using the S-400 missile defence system during the night of 7–8 May. The attack followed Indian precision strikes on terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir. In retaliation, India neutralised multiple targets, including a Pakistani air defence site in Lahore. This marks the first operational deployment of India’s S-400 systems, showcasing their capability to detect and destroy aerial threats over long distances with rapid activation.
US jury awards WhatsApp $168 million in NSO Group cyberespionage suit
A US jury awarded WhatsApp $168 million in damages against Israeli firm NSO Group for using Pegasus spyware to hack users’ phones. The court found NSO guilty of targeting journalists and activists via WhatsApp. Meta hailed the verdict as a major step against surveillance-for-hire cyberespionage operations.
Air India suspends Tel Aviv flights till May 8 after missile scare forces Delhi flight to divert to Abu Dhabi
Air India has prolonged the suspension of its flights to and from Tel Aviv until May 8, 2025, following a security incident involving a missile attack near the Israeli airport. This led to the diversion of a Delhi-Tel Aviv flight to Abu Dhabi. Passengers with valid tickets can reschedule without extra charges or receive a full refund.
Home Ministry orders civil defence drills tomorrow as India-Pakistan tensions rise
Amid heightened tensions following a recent terrorist attack, the home ministry has directed all states and Union territories to conduct civil defence exercises in 244 designated districts. These drills aim to prepare citizens for potential attacks, focusing on air raid warnings, blackout measures, and evacuation procedures.
Iran unveils new solid-fueled ballistic missile, state TV reports
Iran's defense ministry unveiled a new solid-fueled ballistic missile, the "Qassem Basir," amid rising tensions with the United States over its nuclear program. The missile boasts enhanced guidance and maneuverability, with a range of 1,200 kilometers.
Missile fired by Yemen's Houthis lands near Israel's main airport
A senior Israeli police commander, Yair Hetzroni, showed reporters a crater caused by the impact of the missile, which airport authorities said landed beside a road near a Terminal 3 parking lot. The airport lies near the major city of Tel Aviv.
Air India halts flights to and from Tel Aviv until May 6 after missile attack
Air India has stopped flying to and from Tel Aviv. This happened after a missile hit near the airport. The airline wants to keep passengers and staff safe. Flights are cancelled until May 6, 2025. Passengers with tickets can reschedule or get refunds. Flight AI139 from Delhi was diverted to Abu Dhabi.
Air India's Delhi-Tel Aviv flight diverted to Abu Dhabi
An Air India flight AI139, en route from Delhi to Tel Aviv, was diverted to Abu Dhabi on Sunday following a missile attack near Tel Aviv airport. The Boeing 787 aircraft was in Jordanian airspace when the decision to divert was made, just under an hour before its scheduled landing.
Yemen's Huthi rebels claim responsibility for a missile attack on Israel's main airport
Huthi rebels in Yemen claimed responsibility for a missile attack on Ben Gurion Airport in Israel. The attack occurred on Sunday. Huthis stated that they launched a hypersonic ballistic missile. They said the attack supports Palestinians in Gaza. Israeli authorities confirmed a missile hit near the airport. Air traffic was briefly halted.
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