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US-Iran war: Kuwait 'mistakenly' shoots down three American F-15s in friendly fire incident
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US-Iran war: Kuwait 'mistakenly' shoots down three American F-15s in friendly fire incident

Three US F-15E fighter jets crashed in Kuwait early Monday due to a friendly fire incident, according to US central command. All six crew members ejected safely and are in stable condition. The incident occurred amidst escalating regional tensions and Iranian retaliatory strikes, with Kuwait also intercepting hostile drones. The cause is under investigation.

US-Iran war: 'Several' American warplanes crash in Kuwait, crew survive
Times of India

US-Iran war: 'Several' American warplanes crash in Kuwait, crew survive

Multiple US military aircraft crashed in Kuwait early Monday, with all crew members surviving and in stable condition. The incidents occurred as Kuwait reported intercepting hostile drones, with Iran's state media claiming responsibility for hitting a US plane that crashed in the region. Smoke was also observed near the US embassy compound.

“He was going to get killed”: Pastor speaks out after Candace Owens suggests Charlie Kirk feared assassination
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“He was going to get killed”: Pastor speaks out after Candace Owens suggests Charlie Kirk feared assassination

Candace Owens stirred controversy by sharing an anonymous email claiming Charlie Kirk told a pastor he feared being killed before his death. Trinity Church pastor Mark Driscoll strongly denied the allegation, calling it false and criticizing Owens’ claims. Kirk was fatally shot during a Utah campus event. The dispute highlights growing misinformation concerns and competing narratives surrounding t...

Iran's Natanz nuclear site hit: Tehran vows to rebuild facility; IAEA flags radiation risk

Iran's Natanz nuclear site hit: Tehran vows to rebuild facility; IAEA flags radiation risk

Times of India

Iran's Natanz nuclear facility was reportedly targeted in recent US and Israeli military operations, according to Tehran's UN envoy. President Pezeshkian vowed to rebuild, asserting Iran's nuclear program is for civilian use, not weapons. IAEA chief Grossi expressed grave concern over potential radiological releases, urging restraint amid escalating regional tensions.

Typo or insult? Arab man faces Sharjah Court over WhatsApp spelling error

Typo or insult? Arab man faces Sharjah Court over WhatsApp spelling error

Times of India

A Sharjah court heard a case where a man faces electronic insult charges due to a spelling mistake in a WhatsApp message. The defendant claims the word was a typo, not an intentional insult, during an exchange initiated on a vehicle sales website. The court has adjourned the session to allow for an amicable settlement between the parties.

‘Burn in hell’: Escaped Iranian-Australian news host reacts to Khamenei’s death — video

‘Burn in hell’: Escaped Iranian-Australian news host reacts to Khamenei’s death — video

Times of India

Iranian-Australian broadcaster Rita Panahi expressed jubilation on air following reports of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death in US-Israeli strikes, declaring "the dictator is dead, and Iran is on the verge of being liberated." She praised President Trump's "courage" for the "Operation Epic Fury" strikes, which she believes could free millions from "brutal Islamist rule."

Emirates extends suspension of Dubai flights as Middle East Airspace shuts down

Emirates extends suspension of Dubai flights as Middle East Airspace shuts down

Times of India

Emirates has extended its flight suspension to and from Dubai until March 3, 2026, due to ongoing regional airspace closures. Escalating US-Israel-Iran tensions have led multiple countries to shut their airspace, impacting over 1,800 flights and major hubs like Dubai International Airport. Operations will resume once safety is confirmed by authorities.

Watch: Saudi Aramco oil refinery, one of the Middle East’s largest hubs, hit by Iranian drone

Watch: Saudi Aramco oil refinery, one of the Middle East’s largest hubs, hit by Iranian drone

Times of India

Saudi Aramco's Ras Tanura refinery facility was struck by a drone, leading to its shutdown and exacerbating global supply concerns. This incident follows attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, nearly halting oil shipments. The drone strike is part of a wider regional escalation, with other Gulf states also targeted, shocking officials with the intensity of Iran's response

UAE gold prices jump over Dh10 as US–Iran tensions escalate in Middle East

UAE gold prices jump over Dh10 as US–Iran tensions escalate in Middle East

Times of India

Gold prices in the UAE surged dramatically on March 2, 2026, by over Dh10 per gram, mirroring global anxieties over escalating Middle East conflicts. This safe-haven rally, fueled by geopolitical tensions and persistent inflation, saw 24K gold reach Dh646.45 per gram. Analysts predict continued strength for gold as a hedge against global uncertainty.

Shooting in US: One killed during opening of Nipsey Hussle's Marathon Burger

Shooting in US: One killed during opening of Nipsey Hussle's Marathon Burger

Times of India

A deadly shooting occurred during the grand opening of Marathon Burger, a restaurant co-founded by the late rapper Nipsey Hussle. The incident, reported on Pine Avenue, resulted in one fatality and two individuals sustaining injuries. Police are actively investigating the shooting, with no suspect or motive yet announced.

Satellite images show impact of Iran missile and drone attacks on Dubai

Satellite images show impact of Iran missile and drone attacks on Dubai

Times of India

Following the killing of its Supreme Leader, Iran launched retaliatory strikes across the Middle East, targeting American military bases and Israel. Dubai, a symbol of modern opulence, was also hit, with iconic landmarks like the Burj Al Arab and vital infrastructure such as Dubai International Airport sustaining damage amidst widespread attacks.

Taliban strike multiple military bases in Pakistan; strategic Nur Khan Airbase in Rawalpindi hit

Taliban strike multiple military bases in Pakistan; strategic Nur Khan Airbase in Rawalpindi hit

Times of India

Afghanistan's Air Force launched drone strikes on key Pakistani military bases, including Nur Khan Airbase and Quetta's 12th Corps HQ. This retaliatory action follows Pakistan's recent aerial incursions into Afghan territory. Both nations have engaged in escalating tit-for-tat clashes, with Pakistan claiming significant Taliban fighter casualties and Afghanistan asserting the downing of a Pakistan...

All expenses paid: UAE covers accommodation, meals, flights for 20000+ stranded travellers in emirates amid Iran–US–Israel war

All expenses paid: UAE covers accommodation, meals, flights for 20000+ stranded travellers in emirates amid Iran–US–Israel war

Times of India

The UAE is stepping in to help thousands of travellers stranded by flight cancellations. The government will cover all accommodation and meal costs for passengers affected by the ongoing aviation crisis. Major UAE airports like Dubai and Abu Dhabi are facilitating rebooking and providing essential support. This move ensures passenger welfare during a period of significant travel disruption.

UAE intercepts drone, debris injures civilians as it hits Etihad Towers in Abu Dhabi amid Iran–US–Israel conflict

UAE intercepts drone, debris injures civilians as it hits Etihad Towers in Abu Dhabi amid Iran–US–Israel conflict

Times of India

Drone debris from intercepted threats struck Abu Dhabi's Etihad Towers, injuring a woman and child. This incident highlights the spillover of the Iran-US-Israel conflict into the UAE, with similar debris falling in Dubai. Authorities confirm successful interceptions but acknowledge collateral damage, urging reliance on official updates amid heightened regional tensions.

4,000-year-old 36 swords seized at a US port in Philadelphia in a bizarre smuggling case

4,000-year-old 36 swords seized at a US port in Philadelphia in a bizarre smuggling case

Times of India

US Customs and Border Protection seized 36 Bronze Age short swords and 50 arrowheads, nearly 4,000 years old, at the Port of Philadelphia. The ancient Iranian artifacts were misdeclared as 'metal decorations' and routed through multiple countries, likely destined for the illicit antiquities market. Archaeologists confirmed their authenticity and cultural heritage value.