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Why Yemen's Kahboub Mountains Could Shift Control Near the Bab al-Mandeb

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Why Yemen's Kahboub Mountains Could Shift Control Near the Bab al-Mandeb

Houthi forces are seeking to advance into Yemen's Kahboub Mountains after taking large parts of the Red Sea coast, according to reporting cited in the source material. Control of the high ground could help protect their coastal positions, complicate government counterattacks and increase pressure on Lahj, Taiz and, over time, Aden.

24 Sep 2026

Iran Conflict Losses: Up to 47 MQ-9 Reapers Reportedly Destroyed

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Iran Conflict Losses: Up to 47 MQ-9 Reapers Reportedly Destroyed

A visualization based on Pentagon inspector general reports, Congressional Budget Office figures and open-source intelligence estimates the scale of US aircraft losses in the Iran conflict. MQ-9 Reaper drones account for the largest reported share, while KC-135 tankers, F-15E Strike Eagles and an F-35 were also damaged or destroyed.

24 Sep 2026

China tests star-based navigation ahead of planned Jupiter mission in 2030

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China tests star-based navigation ahead of planned Jupiter mission in 2030

A Tianhui-7 satellite has demonstrated a navigation technique that measures tiny changes in how stars appear from a moving spacecraft. The test could support China’s planned Tianwen-4 mission to Jupiter, where long communication delays would prevent Earth-based controllers from making real-time corrections.

22 Sep 2026

Imran Khan’s 3 Sisters Detained Ahead of PTI’s September 27 Protest

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Imran Khan’s 3 Sisters Detained Ahead of PTI’s September 27 Protest

Pakistan authorities have detained Imran Khan’s sisters Alima Khan, Dr Uzma Khan and Noorine Niazi ahead of a planned PTI protest on September 27. Their family and party supporters allege police entered homes by force, while Lahore authorities ordered detention for 30 days under a public-order law.

22 Sep 2026

Nepal tunnel rescue: 13 bodies recovered from Trishuli-1 hydropower project

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Nepal tunnel rescue: 13 bodies recovered from Trishuli-1 hydropower project

Rescuers recovered 13 bodies from Edit 3 of Nepal’s Upper Trishuli-1 hydropower project during an ongoing operation after the August 26 flash flood. The Nepal Army and the project’s joint team are continuing searches inside the tunnel, while authorities report that 1,610 people remain missing across affected areas.

19 Sep 2026

Large groundwater sources found beneath Xinjiang’s Taklamakan Desert

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Large groundwater sources found beneath Xinjiang’s Taklamakan Desert

Geologists have identified 2 substantial groundwater sources beneath the Taklamakan Desert in Xinjiang, including one at its southern edge and another in the desert interior. The findings could support sand-control projects and farming, while researchers are testing brackish water for irrigation and desertification control.

18 Sep 2026

Iran claims it downed 3 US MQ-1 Predator drones over Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours

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Iran claims it downed 3 US MQ-1 Predator drones over Strait of Hormuz in 24 hours

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says its aerospace force intercepted and destroyed 3 American MQ-1 Predator drones over the Strait of Hormuz within 24 hours. The claim comes as the US administration continues to say it is targeting Iran’s air-defence systems amid ongoing conflict and tension in West Asia.

16 Sep 2026

US confirms deployment of space weapons but gives few details on their capabilities

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US confirms deployment of space weapons but gives few details on their capabilities

The United States has acknowledged placing offensive capabilities in Earth orbit for the first time, according to the US Air Force secretary. Officials say the systems are needed to counter hostile actions, while China has warned against an arms race in space. The weapon’s function and deployment date remain undisclosed.

16 Sep 2026

Pakistan weighs ‘petroleum smart lockdown’ as fuel crisis worsens

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Pakistan weighs ‘petroleum smart lockdown’ as fuel crisis worsens

Pakistan’s government is reportedly considering a “petroleum smart lockdown” amid rising crude oil prices, fuel shortages and pressure on foreign reserves. The proposal could limit public and private sector work to 4 days a week, expand holidays and reduce fuel use in offices, vehicles, markets and commercial venues.

16 Sep 2026

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