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Two US Navy pilots were shot down over the Red Sea in a "friendly fire" incident while the US military targeted Yemen's Houthi rebels, highlighting the dangers in the region. The pilots were recovered alive, with one sustaining minor injuries. The incident involved the USS Harry S. Truman aircraft carrier and a guided-missile cruiser, leading to questions about the mission and the overall safety of the Red Sea corridor. Full Article

In a rare gesture, Kuwaiti Prime Minister Sheikh Ahmad Al-Abdullah Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah personally saw off Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the airport, showcasing the strong ties between the two nations. During his historic visit to Kuwait, PM Modi held discussions with Kuwaiti leaders on enhancing collaboration in various sectors, leading to the elevation of their partnership to a strategic level. The visit marked the first by an Indian Prime Minister to Kuwait in four...

Amid rising air power threats from China and Pakistan, the Indian Air Force faces a shortage of fighter aircraft. To address this, the Defence Ministry has formed a high-level committee led by Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh. The committee aims to enhance the Air Force's capabilities through indigenous design, development, and acquisition projects, with a report expected in the next two to three months. Full Article

Tensions between the United States and Pakistan have escalated due to Pakistan's development of long-range nuclear missiles, including ICBMs capable of reaching the US. Pakistan's attempt to leverage the US against India's missile capabilities was rejected, leading to a shift in focus towards advancing its own missile programme targeting the US, notably with the Shaheen-III missile. In response, the US imposed sanctions on companies linked to Pakistan's missile programme, highlighting growing concerns over Pakistan's missile...

City police have requested the Gala de Fort Kochi club to remove their 50ft-tall Pappanji effigy at Veli Ground due to safety concerns, impacting Christmas and New Year preparations. With inadequate police personnel for New Year's Eve, concerns over security risks at the effigy burning event have arisen, prompting discussions between organisers and authorities. The tradition of setting up the effigy at Veli Ground faces potential cancellation, following previous security denials, while efforts are made...

India's newly commissioned stealth frigate, INS Tushil, made a historic port call in London, marking its first operational deployment after departing from Russia on December 17th. The visit follows the ship's commissioning on December 9th, showcasing India's naval capabilities and strengthening ties with the UK through this significant milestone. INS Tushil's presence in London highlights the ship's advanced technology and the Indian Navy's commitment to maintaining global maritime security. Full Article