Yemen attack on Saudi Aramco Oil Facilities may affect 5% world oil supply

The Yemenese strike back hard: This time their target being the world's largest oil facilities in Saudi Arabia - the Aramco, a joint Saudi-USA establishment.

Yemen claims that 10 drones had been used in the attack, hitting the oil fields in Abqaiq and Khurais. The attack is likely to affect almost 5% drop in Saudi oil exports. And may cause crude prices to jump between $5 and $10 a barrel.

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Saudi Energy Minister Prince Abdul Aziz bin Salman said that 5.7 million barrels a day of crude oil and gas production have been affected. The latest OPEC figures put total Saudi production at 9.8 million barrels per day.

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Australian cricket team bus stoned in India

The leveling of T20 series between hosts India and touring Australian team ended in the victory of the guests 1-1 cost dearly to the Australians at the hands of frustrated Indians.

The bus of Australian team was pelted on its way to the hotel from the Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati. Luckily no player was hurt.

Australian opener Aaron Finch tweeted a picture of a broken glass window of the bus. To the good luck of the players, no one was sitting at the window, when the rock hit the glass panel. “Pretty scary having a rock thrown through the team bus window on the way back to the hotel!!” he wrote on Twitter.

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Muslim Imam shot dead by lone gunman - Thanks to Trump's hate campaign against Muslims

In a broad daylight in Queens - new York, USA a lone gunman shot dead Imam of a local mosque and one other on 13 August.

Five shots were fired by the gunman carrying a long barrel gun.

Local Muslims attributed the incident to US presidential Donald Trump hate campaign against Islamophobia which has already drawn svere criticism from the Muslim community of America.

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John Kerry attacked in Rome while attacker shouted: You created ISIS

While American senator John Kerry travelled to Italy to discuss means to combat ISIS terrorists, he became the4 target for creating ISIS in the first place.

It happened during the press conference when one of the journalists sitting in the front rows suddenly got up and shouted at Kerry with the words “It was YOU who created ISIS!” and tried to charge at him with her fists.

Kerry is believed to have helped arm the Islamic State by sending weapons to “moderates” who either weren’t moderate and gave their weapons to the Islamic State, or who were weak and allowed their weapons to be captured by the Islamic State. 

Thus  John Kerry’s recent voyage to Italy almost ended in him getting a black eye.

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Muslims under attack in USA

The 13 November killing drama has had its serious repercussions on the Muslims of the world, specially in France and USA - aggravated by the presidential candidate Donald Trump. Today a Muslim woman was nearly shot Thursday as she left a Florida mosque, and another woman was nearly run off the road, reports Raw Story.

Reportedly, Someone fired at least one gunshot at the woman as she drove away from the mosque in east Tampa, near Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.

Many Muslims say anti-Muslim hysteria in U.S. is worse than they’ve ever seen.

Another Muslim woman reported a man threw rocks and other items at her and tried to run her off the road as she drove away from a mosque in New Tampa.

It may be added that Muslims around the nation have faced violence, threats and harassment since the Nov. 13 terrorist attacks in Paris, and Muslims in the Tampa area feared the backlash would grow worse after last week’s mass shooting in San Bernardino.

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Indira Gandhi considered attacking Pakistan Nuclear Facilities

A CIA document has revealed that in early 1980s the then Indian prime minister Indira Gandhi considered and even planned to attack Pakistan's nuclear facilities.

An American  CIA document titled "India's Reaction to Nuclear Developments in Pakistan" was declassified in June this year. The paper highlighted that Gandhi was unhappy over US move to arm Pakistan with F-16 fighter jets.

The document said India had considered an extreme option to start military conflict with Pakistan an aim to destroy its nuclear installations.

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Gaza Missile War killing children

Gaza Missile War killing children

Desperately clutching the body of his young son to his chest, tears stream down the face of Jihad Masharawi, the BBC Arabic employee, moments after he was told by doctors his little boy was dead.

‘What did my son do to die like this?,’ he pleaded, ‘What was his mistake? He is 11 months-old, what did he do?’ 

Tiny Omar is the youngest casualty of the conflict in Gaza and Israel, which last night, threatened to escalate. He died after an Israeli airstrike on Hamas militants in Gaza.

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Today Hamas hit back, firing missiles into southern Israel. Last night air sirens were heard in Tel Aviv. Fifteen Palestinians and three Israelis have so far been killed.

Read more/see more devastating photos and video of Hamas leader's car being hit by Israeli missile: Daily Mail

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Joint US-Israel attack under 'consideration' for attacking Iran N-Facilities

America and Israel are considering a joint surgical strike on Iran's nuclear facilities, it was claimed today.

Foreign Policy magazine reported a source 'close to the discussions' and said the strike might compose primarily of bombers and drone support.

The suggested attack is expected to last no more than a few days - or even just 'a couple of hours', the magazine said.

Such a strike could be carried out without civilian casualties, and would set back the Iranian nuclear program by back many years.

Read more: Daily Mail

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Malala Yousafzai injured in Swat by Taliban

Gunmen shot and wounded a teenage children's rights activist Malala Yousafzai as she boarded a school bus on Tuesday in Swat, police said.

14 years old Malala Yousafzai: A proponent of female education [Photo: Business recorder]

Yousafzai was shot in the forehead and will be taken to Peshawar for further treatment but is stable, said Doctor Taj Mohammed at the Saidu Sharif Medical Complex in Mingora.

Malala Yousafzai, 14, won international recognition for highlighting Taliban atrocities in Swat by blogging for the BBC.

She received the first ever national peace award from the government of Pakistan last year and was nominated for the International Children's Peace Prize by advocacy group KidsRights Foundation in 2011.

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Ex-CIA Analyst 'explains' why Israel wants to Strike Iran before US Election

For months senior Israeli officials have said the "window of opportunity" for attacking Iran's nuclear facilities is "before the U.S. presidential election in November" because Iran's nuclear facilities will soon be in fortified underground bunkers out of the reach of Israeli bombs. 

But former CIA analyst Ray McGovern believes that delaying Iran's nuclear capabilities is not the primary concern of a military strike, but simply the pretext.

"The Israelis want to pretend the Iranians are building up their nuclear capabilities, want to zap them between now and November 6, and the chances are at least even that they will try to do that thinking the U.S. will come in with both feet," McGovern told us.

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Kabul under attack

As per a local news TV channel, the Afghan capital Kabul is under attack form militants - their main target is the afghan Parliament building, in which it has been reported some of the militants have entered.

Earlier the city was rocked by seven bombs, followed by attack on the parliament building. The attackers using heavy weapons are also said to have entered the diplomatic enclave in the central district of the capital city and have reportedly captured a hotel near the US embassy. Smoke was said to be billowing from the direction of the German embassy.

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Iran says could hit US if it came under attack

The United States would not be safe from retaliation if Iran is attacked by Washington, the Iran newspaper quoted a senior Revolutionary Guards commander on Tuesday as saying.

"In the face of any attack, we will have a crushing response. In that case, we will not only act in the boundaries of the Middle East and the Persian Gulf, no place in America will be safe from our attacks," Massoud Jazayeri was quoted as saying by the daily.

Iran would not strike any country first, he said.

Tehran is locked in a dispute with the West over its nuclear programme.

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Imam killed in arson attack on Belgian mosque

A mosque near Brussels was attacked with Molotov cocktails and its imam died trying to extinguish the flames, Belgian newspapers reported on Monday night.

A police spokeswoman confirmed to the Associated Press that the imam had died in the arson attack but did not provide any further details. She said one person had been arrested and no other people were being sought in connection with the attack.

An Associated Press photographer at the scene saw fire damage and people gathered outside the mosque, some of whom were praying.

Read more: The Guardian

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