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China has unveiled a mosquito-sized spy drone such spy drone are miniature machine which could easily blend into your surroundings without anyone ever noticing. Mosquitoes are no longer limited to households; they have now become a matter of national security.
BRICS Summit 2025, held against the backdrop of economic uncertainty, geopolitical rivalry, and calls for institutional reform, marked a pivotal moment for the group. At the center of it all was India, a nation increasingly seen as a bridge between East and West — a democratic powerhouse with growing economic and diplomatic clout.
Missiles have become the “New Swords” in modern warfare. These high-tech weapons can change the course of a war in minutes, and India is rapidly building and upgrading its missile arsenals. As in running times, wars are no longer just about soldiers fighting on the ground. They are about precision, speed, and long-range power.
A few more months are left in 2025, Yet conflicts around the world are taking shape, and one of the hotspots “The Red Sea” now a day isn’t just a tourist place- it’s a battlefield from drone strike to ship attack, the sea is under heavy pressure from the west and from the rest of the world. But why?
In the early hours of June 2025, the world awoke to one of the most daring aerial missions of the 21st century. The United States, in cooperation with Israel, launched a stealth airstrike targeting three of Iran’s most fortified nuclear facilities — Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan — using B-2 Spirit stealth bombers under the codename Operation Midnight Hammer.
In a bold and highly secretive operation US B-2 bombers strike Iran, the United States has launched precision airstrikes on Iran’s underground nuclear facilities—with tremors felt not just in Tehran but across the region. The targets? Iran’s most fortified nuclear development centers: Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan.