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- Iran’s new supreme leader vows revenge following deadly US-Israeli strike
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- EU asylum agency warns of potential refugee crisis from Iran instability
- Air India Express plane makes hard landing at Phuket airport, damaging nose wheel
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Drones near Dubai airport injured four people amid escalating conflict between Iran and the US-Israel coalition. The UAE Ministry of Defence confirmed two drones fell near Dubai International Airport, with authorities urging the public to follow safety instructions.
Iran’s new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, narrowly escaped a deadly US-Israeli strike that killed his immediate family, including his father, Ali Khamenei. His leadership may centre on revenge, influencing both policy and regional stability. Further developments are anticipated.
An Air India Express Boeing 737 Max made a hard landing at Phuket airport, damaging its nose wheel. Passengers experienced a terrifying arrival as the aircraft left a trail of smoke on the tarmac. Emergency services attended to the situation, and flights resumed later that day.
A Russian lab associated with Novichok has also created a lethal toxin from dart frogs, raising concerns about bioweapons development.
Michael Owen argues that Arsenal’s £64m star isn’t the key to clinching the title, highlighting the need for more cohesive team dynamics.
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Erling Haaland’s absence in the FA Cup match against Salford raises concerns for Man City’s forward depth as key injuries impact their squad.
Over 200 children have tragically died amid Iran’s crackdown on protests, highlighting the severe human cost of ongoing civil unrest and repression.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared that Europe faces a “century of humiliation” and criticized the European Commission as a “direct threat” in a speech addressing upcoming elections. He emphasized Hungary’s intent to expel foreign influence post-election and cautioned against Europe’s military preparations.
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