News18 Evening Digest: Israel's Mossad Smuggled Drones Into Iran Before Surprise Strike & Other Top Stories
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In today's News18 evening digest, we bring to you the latest on the Israel-Iran conflict, which escalated massively in recent days, Pune bridge collapse and other top stories.
Ahead of Israeli airstrikes on Iranian military and nuclear sites late Thursday night, Israel's intelligence agency Mossad had established an operational base inside Iran stocked with drones, a senior Israeli security official said. READ MORE
At least four people died and several tourists were reportedly swept away after an iron bridge over the Indrayani River in Pune collapsed on Sunday afternoon, according to officials. At least 32 people were injured, while six people have been rescued. READ MORE
US President Donald Trump on Sunday urged Iran and Israel to 'make a deal" and end their ongoing exchange of deadly strikes, while again claiming credit for brokering a past ceasefire between India and Pakistan using trade negotiations.
Aamir Khan Says Pahalgam Attackers Aren't Muslims: 'They Fired After Asking Religion'
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan has finally addressed the criticism surrounding the timing of his response to the horrific Pahalgam terror attack that claimed several innocent lives on April 22. The actor's official statement condemning the attack came more than a week after several other members of the film industry had already spoken out. Now, in a candid conversation with India TV, the actor has opened up about why he responded late — and the emotional toll the incident took on him. READ MORE
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June 15, 2025, 21:41 IST
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