India Receives First Batch of Indigenous 'Nagastra-1' Suicide Drones, Enhancing Defense Capabilities

Highlighting the growing importance of drone technology in modern warfare, the Indian Army has received its first batch of indigenously developed "Nagastra-1" suicide drones, enhancing its precision strike capabilities.


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The CDC has identified a rare flu variant in the US that shows resistance to the commonly used antiviral treatment Tamiflu, raising concerns due to two significant mutations...

Iraqi Militias Attack KFC, US Businesses in Protest of Gaza War

Iraqi militias are targeting US businesses such as KFC in protest to the Gaza war...

[Update] Adidas Launches Investigation in China After Whistleblower Exposes Alleged Embezzlement by Senior Staff

Adidas has initiated an investigation into allegations of large-scale bribery and embezzlement by senior staff in China, following a whistleblower complaint that claimed millions of euros were involve..


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