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Targets approved, bombs loaded & then Trump blinked: Why US pulled back from Houthi strikes
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Read the full report at France 24Tehran says it has learnt the US may be planning a new round of strikes, warns of retaliation 'without limitations'.
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WorldPingTargets approved, bombs loaded & then Trump blinked: Why US pulled back from Houthi strikes — full report at Times of India.
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The Taliban said a house in Kunar province was hit, killing three members of one family, days after an attack on a police facility in Pakistan…
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Tehran threatens retaliation as Trump weighs military action while Qatar pushes to revive talks.
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WorldPingThe remarks of the religious freedom body’s chief came weeks ahead of RSS Chief Mohan Bhagwat’s visit to the U.S.
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WorldPingTargeting the entire organisation directly could severely undermine the court's work; ICC officials warn courtwide sanctions could disrupt IT, insurance, investigators and payments to U.S.employees…
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