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    India is experiencing a severe heat wave, with alerts issued for various regions. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and other reports: * Ongoing Heatwave: The 2025 India-Pakistan heat wave began in early April 2025 and is ongoing. * Current Forecast (June 2025): * **North and Ce‫اقرأ المزيد

    India is experiencing a severe heat wave, with alerts issued for various regions. According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD) and other reports:
    * Ongoing Heatwave: The 2025 India-Pakistan heat wave began in early April 2025 and is ongoing.
    * Current Forecast (June 2025):
    * **North and Central India (including Delhi, Haryana, Punjab): Heatwave conditions are likely to continue until at least June 11-12, 2025.
    * West Rajasthan: Severe heatwave conditions are expected to persist between June 8 and June 11, 2025, with peak intensity on June 9.
    * Uttar Pradesh: Affected from June 9 to June 11, 2025.
    * **Jammu-Kashmir, Ladakh, Gilgit-Baltistan, Muzaffarabad, and Madhya Pradesh: Heatwave conditions are expected to persist until June 11, 2025.
    * **Coastal Andhra Pradesh & Yanam, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Puducherry & Karaikal, Gangetic West Bengal, Bihar: Hot and humid weather is forecast for early June.
    * Long-term Outlook: The IMD had previously warned that temperatures would be higher than normal from April to June 2025, and the heatwave is expected to last for more than four months, from early April to late July, with the hottest months likely being April and May.
    Relief from the heat is expected in some regions, with potential for light to moderate rainfall in Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh, and Uttar Pradesh around June 13-14, and isolated heavy rainfall in Uttarakhand from June 12-14.

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    An Air India passenger plane, Flight AI171, bound for London Gatwick from Ahmedabad, India, crashed on Thursday, June 12, 2025. Here's what is known about the last minutes before the crash, based on available reports: * Take-off: The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner took off from Ahmedabad Airport at 1:38 PM‫اقرأ المزيد

    An Air India passenger plane, Flight AI171, bound for London Gatwick from Ahmedabad, India, crashed on Thursday, June 12, 2025.
    Here’s what is known about the last minutes before the crash, based on available reports:
    * Take-off: The Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner took off from Ahmedabad Airport at 1:38 PM local time (IST) from runway 23.
    * Mayday Call: Shortly after departure, the pilots issued a “Mayday” distress call to Air Traffic Control (ATC), indicating a serious emergency on board.
    * Loss of Signal: According to flight tracking websites like Flightradar24, the aircraft reached a maximum height of 625 feet (190m). The last signal from the aircraft was received “just seconds after take off.”
    * No Further Response: After the Mayday call, there was no further response from the aircraft to calls made by ATC.
    * Crash: The plane crashed within approximately five minutes of taking off, impacting a residential area called Meghani Nagar, outside the airport perimeter.
    While the exact sequence of events during those few minutes leading to the crash is under investigation, the key points are the distress call and the rapid loss of contact and altitude shortly after takeoff.

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    Given the current time (Friday, June 13, 2025, 5:13:11 AM +03), the provided search results are from yesterday, Saturday, June 14, 2025. Therefore, the information is not directly "in the last two hours" from the current timestamp. However, I can summarize the events from the most recent reports ava‫اقرأ المزيد

    Given the current time (Friday, June 13, 2025, 5:13:11 AM +03), the provided search results are from yesterday, Saturday, June 14, 2025. Therefore, the information is not directly “in the last two hours” from the current timestamp. However, I can summarize the events from the most recent reports available, which generally cover developments up to late yesterday (Saturday).
    Here’s a summary of the situation based on the provided results, covering the most recent publicly available information:
    * Continued Escalation: Both Israel and Iran have continued to exchange missile and air strikes, marking a significant escalation in their conflict.
    * Iranian Missile Barrages: Iran launched new waves of missiles at Israel on Saturday night, local time, with explosions reported over parts of Israel, including Tel Aviv. Iranian state television announced these latest barrages, claiming to target fighter jet fuel production facilities and energy supply centers.
    * Israeli Strikes on Iran: Israel continued its “blistering attacks” on Iranian targets. These reportedly included Iran’s Defense Ministry headquarters in Tehran, sites associated with Iran’s nuclear program (such as the main nuclear enrichment facility in Natanz and a nuclear site in Isfahan), and civilian and energy infrastructure, including an oil facility in Tehran.
    * Casualties: Both sides have reported casualties. Iran’s state media reported at least 80 people killed and over 320 injured in Israeli strikes, including 20 children and nine nuclear scientists. In Israel, at least three people were killed and dozens wounded by Iranian missiles, with reports of homes destroyed in areas like Tel Aviv and Rishon Lezion.
    * International Reactions: World leaders, including US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, have expressed concern and urged de-escalation. Some international diplomatic efforts, such as previously scheduled US-Iran nuclear talks, have been cancelled.
    * Threats and Warnings: Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz warned that “Tehran will burn” if Iranian retaliatory strikes continue. Iran, in turn, reportedly warned the UK, US, and France that their regional bases would be targeted if they assisted in defending Israel.
    * Focus on Nuclear Program: Israel’s strikes have heavily targeted Iran’s nuclear facilities, aiming to prevent uranium enrichment beyond civilian use and hinder Iran’s nuclear weapons project.
    It is crucial to remember that this information is based on reports from yesterday, June 14, 2025, and the situation is highly fluid. For the very latest updates in the last two hours from the current time, one would need real-time news feeds.

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    During the recent 12-day war, Iran targeted five Israeli military bases. Reports, citing radar and satellite data reviewed by researchers at Oregon State University, indicate that six Iranian missiles struck these five sites across northern, central, and southern Israel. The targeted locations repor‫اقرأ المزيد

    During the recent 12-day war, Iran targeted five Israeli military bases.
    Reports, citing radar and satellite data reviewed by researchers at Oregon State University, indicate that six Iranian missiles struck these five sites across northern, central, and southern Israel. The targeted locations reportedly included:
    * Camp Zipporit base (near Nazareth)
    * Camp Glilot (intelligence base)
    * Tel Nof airbase
    * An intelligence collection center
    * A major logistics facility
    It’s important to note that Israeli authorities did not disclose these strikes at the time due to strict military censorship laws.

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    In a major escalation, Iran was attacked on Friday, June 13, 2025, by Israel. This attack, dubbed "Operation Rising Lion" by Israel, targeted various sites across Iran. How and by what means was Iran attacked? * Airstrikes: The primary means of attack was a barrage of airstrikes. Reports indicate th‫اقرأ المزيد

    In a major escalation, Iran was attacked on Friday, June 13, 2025, by Israel. This attack, dubbed “Operation Rising Lion” by Israel, targeted various sites across Iran.
    How and by what means was Iran attacked?
    * Airstrikes: The primary means of attack was a barrage of airstrikes. Reports indicate that over 200 Israeli Air Force fighter jets were involved, hitting more than 100 targets.
    * Targeted Facilities: The airstrikes focused on:
    * Nuclear sites: Crucially, Israel struck Iran’s main nuclear enrichment facility at Natanz, where black smoke was reportedly seen. Other nuclear sites were also targeted.
    * Military sites: This included ballistic missile manufacturing sites, missile launchers, and air defense systems in western Iran.
    * Leadership: The attacks reportedly killed top military officers, including the chief of Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), Hossein Salami, and several nuclear scientists.
    * Residential sites: Some reports also indicated that residential areas in Tehran were hit, causing injuries.
    * Covert Operations: In addition to overt airstrikes, there were reports of more clandestine means:
    * Explosive Drones: Israel’s Mossad spy agency reportedly positioned explosive drones inside Iran and activated them to target missile launchers.
    * Smuggled Weapons: Precision weapons and strike systems on vehicles were allegedly smuggled into central Iran and activated during the attack to target Iranian air defenses.
    Prior incidents and context:
    It’s important to note that while this recent attack is a significant escalation, Israel has previously engaged in covert operations and cyberattacks against Iran, particularly targeting its nuclear program. The most well-known example is the Stuxnet cyberworm discovered in 2010, believed to be a joint US-Israeli effort, which severely damaged Iran’s nuclear centrifuges. Iran has also faced other cyberattacks on its infrastructure, with Iranian officials often blaming the US and Israel.

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    Jordan's decision to shoot down Iranian drones heading towards Israel, despite being a Muslim-majority country, stems from several key factors: * Protection of its own airspace and sovereignty: The most immediate and publicly stated reason by Jordan is to protect its own territory and citizens. Jord‫اقرأ المزيد

    Jordan’s decision to shoot down Iranian drones heading towards Israel, despite being a Muslim-majority country, stems from several key factors:
    * Protection of its own airspace and sovereignty: The most immediate and publicly stated reason by Jordan is to protect its own territory and citizens. Jordanian officials have repeatedly emphasized that any drones or missiles entering their airspace, regardless of their origin or intended target, will be intercepted if they pose a threat to Jordanian security or are likely to fall within Jordanian territory, including populated areas. They want to avoid their country becoming a “battleground” for regional conflicts.
    * Strategic interests and stability: Jordan has a delicate geopolitical position, bordering both Israel and other volatile countries like Syria and Iraq. An escalation of conflict between Iran and Israel directly threatens Jordan’s stability and security. By intercepting the drones, Jordan aims to prevent its own involvement in a wider regional war and protect its national interests, including economic stability (e.g., tourism) and avoiding potential collateral damage.
    * Security alliance with the United States and Israel: Jordan is a major security ally of the United States and has a peace treaty with Israel. While Jordan has been critical of Israeli actions in Gaza, it relies on these relationships for military aid, economic support, and water resources. Taking action to defend against threats transiting its airspace aligns with its broader security cooperation.
    * Long-standing suspicions of Iran: Jordan has expressed concerns about Iran’s expanding influence in the region for a long time. King Abdullah II has previously warned of a “Shia Crescent” and seen Iranian actions as a threat to regional stability. Intercepting Iranian projectiles also serves to demonstrate Jordan’s capacity to defend its borders and airspace against potential future threats from Iran.
    While Jordan’s actions have drawn some criticism from those who view it as assisting Israel and betraying the Palestinian cause, the Jordanian government maintains that its primary motivation is self-defense and the protection of its national security.

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