A high-stakes military and political storm is unfolding on Capitol Hill as a U.S. Navy admiral formally rejects claims that Pete Hegseth ordered a controversial second strike on a Venezuelan drug vessel. The dispute has triggered intense scrutiny across Washington, raising new questions over rules of engagement, use of force and the handling of classified operational details. After a series of closed-door briefings and reviews of the double-strike footage, Congress moved swiftly to back Admiral Frank Bradley, who is at the center of the operation. Lawmakers describe the video as "deeply troubling". The House is now pushing for the public release of the footage. WATCH
07 December,2025 07:31 PM IST
The Israeli military has disputed Hamas’ claims of a “Starvation Campaign” in Gaza, saying an internal review found no evidence of widespread famine. Gaza’s Ministry of Health says more than 133 people died from malnutrition in July alone, but Israel says only a few cases could be verified, many linked to pre-existing conditions. Rights groups and international bodies continue to call for unrestricted aid access, as the humanitarian situation in Gaza remains a matter of urgent concern.
12 August,2025 07:24 PM IST
A month after the tragic crash of Air India Flight 171 in Ahmedabad that claimed 260 lives, the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) has released its preliminary report. The report reveals a shocking mid-air incident where fuel switches for both engines unexpectedly moved from ‘RUN’ to ‘CUTOFF’ seconds after takeoff. Cockpit audio captured a brief, chilling exchange between the pilots — one asking, “Why did you cut off?”, and the other replying, “I did not.” The incident triggered a total loss of power, a failed relight attempt, and a final “MAYDAY” call moments before the crash.
12 July,2025 01:27 PM IST
The Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) in New Delhi has successfully retrieved and downloaded black box data from the crashed Air India Flight AI-171. Using advanced tools like a "golden chassis," the team confirmed data integrity. The probe, led by AAIB, includes experts from the Indian Air Force, HAL, the U.S. NTSB, Boeing, and GE. This international effort aims to uncover the cause of the crash that killed 241 people and enhance future aviation safety.
28 June,2025 11:25 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
