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Iran Under Scrutiny as Two Airbus A340s Vanish from Lithuania

The planes, originally destined for flights to Sri Lanka and the Philippines, vanished from radar upon entering Iranian airspace after their transponders were deactivated. According to reports from Lithuanian sources, one aircraft was tracked landing at Mehrabad airport in Tehran, while the other touched down at Konarak airport in Chabahar

PM Drew shares snippets of construction of NHC houses of St. Kitts and Nevis

Prime Minister emphasised that these houses are a major source of employment and are providing jobs to the construction workers of the St. Kitts and Nevis.
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Red Sea Tensions Flare as Houthis Cripple Greek Cargo Ship in Missile Attack

The United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) confirmed the ship sustained a breach, allowing water into the engine room, causing loss of control. Initial reports suggest a smaller vessel rammed the Tutor's rear before an "unknown projectile" struck it from the air

Saudi Arabia Hosts Historic Swimsuit Fashion Show in Landmark Social Shift

The event took place at the luxurious St Regis Red Sea Resort during the inaugural Red Sea Fashion Week, marking a significant milestone in the Kingdom's ongoing social and economic transformation

Houthis Claim Responsibility for Attack on Greek Merchant Vessel off Yemen Coast

According to reports from a British maritime agency and the US military's Central Command (CENTCOM), the attacks occurred on Monday, with one Greek commercial vessel, the MV Cyclades, among the targets

Two Dead in First Fatal Houthi Attack on Greek-owned freighter in Red Sea

The attack on the Barbados-flagged vessel, True Confidence, marks the first reported fatalities since the Iran-aligned Yemeni group initiated strikes against shipping in one of the world’s busiest maritime routes

Escalating Tensions in Gulf of Aden: US and Iran-Backed Houthis Clash Over Ship Attacks

This incident came amid heightened military activity, with the US military confirming the interception of two unmanned aerial vehicles over the southern Red Sea on Sunday

British Ship Attacked in Red Sea Survives Houthi Strike

This revelation contradicts initial claims made by Houthi sources on Monday, asserting the sinking of the ship, marking a significant turn in the ongoing series of maritime assaults plaguing the region since November

Houthis’ Threat to Sabotage Undersea Communication Cables Seen as Bluff by Experts

Houthis, a rebel group controlling much of the country, have purportedly threatened to sabotage crucial undersea communication cables running through the Red Sea

Red Sea Crisis Disrupts Shipping Routes, Soars Maritime Costs Between Europe and Asia

Logistic experts warn that this crisis could have severe consequences for global trade, impacting economies and raising concerns about the efficiency of supply chains

Houthi Rebels Pledge Safe Passage for Russian and Chinese Ships in Red Sea

Yemen's Houthi rebels have declared that Russian and Chinese ships navigating the Red Sea will not face any threats, with prominent leader Mohammed al-Bukhaiti going so far as to pledge "the safe passage of these ships"

Houthi Rebels Target Eilat, Prompting US Response

The incident unfolded as air raid sirens echoed through Eilat, followed by reported explosions in the vicinity. The Israeli military confirmed its activation of defensive measures, including the firing of an interceptor missile in response to the attack

U.S. Destroyer Defends Against Houthi Missile Attack in Red Sea Amid Escalating Tensions

Yemen's Houthi rebels fired an anti-ship cruise missile towards an American destroyer on Sunday, prompting a swift response from a U.S. fighter jet that successfully intercepted and destroyed the incoming threat

US Strikes Houthi Radar Sites in Response to Ongoing Naval Threats

This strategic move followed a comprehensive assault on nearly 30 Houthi locations just a day prior, showcasing the resolve of the international coalition in thwarting Houthi actions that jeopardize vital international trade lanes in the Red Sea

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Iran Under Scrutiny as Two Airbus A340s Vanish from Lithuania

The planes, originally destined for flights to Sri Lanka and the Philippines, vanished from radar upon entering Iranian airspace after their transponders were deactivated. According to reports from Lithuanian sources, one aircraft was tracked landing at Mehrabad airport in Tehran, while the other touched down at Konarak airport in Chabahar

PM Drew shares snippets of construction of NHC houses of St. Kitts and Nevis

Prime Minister emphasised that these houses are a major source of employment and are providing jobs to the construction workers of the St. Kitts and Nevis.

West Nile Virus Outbreak Strikes Central Israel: Health Officials Urge Vigilance

Tragically, the virus has claimed the lives of seven people, prompting urgent measures from health authorities to curb its spread. Originating from birds and transmitted through mosquito bites, West Nile virus poses varying degrees of risk to human health

Dubai Residents Contend with New Parking Fees, Consider Lifestyle Changes

In response to the impending fees, some residents are exploring options like purchasing seasonal parking cards, which could cost Dh4,500 per year, potentially easing the financial burden compared to daily metered parking expenses