Iran Missile Attack: Iran fired missiles towards Israel on Thursday. The attack took place immediately after US President Donald Trump’s warning message to the nation on Operation Epic Fury. Trump had given Iran an ultimatum to stop firing and reach a compromise.

The Israeli army said that its air defense system is active to respond to the Iranian missile attack. The army said that we have identified missiles fired from Iran towards the Israeli border and this was the third time that a missile was fired in less than three hours. The defense system is working to stop the attack. France Press Agency reported that air raid sirens sounded in northern Israel, but so far there has been no news of any injuries or any damage.

Trump threatened

In his speech, Trump said that Iran will face very tough action in the next two to three weeks and will be taken to the Stone Age. Trump said, “All the preparations we have done so far are on the way to completion. Very soon we will take very strict action against Iran. In the next two-three weeks we will send them back to their original place i.e. Stone Age. There is no change in our goal, but there has been a political change after the death of their prominent leader. We never said that we wanted to change the regime, but the change happened.”

Trump further warned that “if there is no agreement within this period, we will take very strong action against all their power generation centers at once.” The war between America and Iran started on 28 February. On this day, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei was killed in sudden air strikes by America and Israel. America named this action Operation Epic Fury, while Israel called it Operation Roaring Lion.

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) intercepted 16 ballistic missiles and 113 Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) on Sunday (8 March). The air defense system detected a total of 17 ballistic missiles and destroyed 16 of them while one fell into the sea. Apart from this, 113 UAVs were also intercepted.

A 40-second black and white video released by the UAE Defense Ministry shows air defense systems intercepting and destroying an Iranian UAV. Since the beginning of Iran’s attacks, 238 ballistic missiles have been detected and destroyed, 221 while 15 fell in the sea and 2 fell within the country. A total of 1,422 Iranian drones (UAVs) have been detected, of which 1,342 were intercepted while 80 fell within the country’s territory.

Pictures showing the interception and destruction of air defenses by Emirati aircraft attempting to target the Iranian aircraft.

There is no peace in the country under his leadership… and the Emirati armed forces are ready to face any threat.

Footage showing the UAE’s air defenses intercepting and destroying Iranian UAVs that attempted to… pic.twitter.com/vvHmZkcBri

— Ministry of Defense |MOD UAE (@modgovae) March 8, 2026

How many people died, how many injured
The Defense Ministry said that 8 cruise missiles were also detected and destroyed. Four Pakistani, Nepali and Bangladeshi citizens were killed in these attacks. A total of 112 people were slightly injured. The injured include citizens of UAE, Egypt, Sudan, Ethiopia, Philippines, Pakistan, Iran, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Azerbaijan, Yemen, Uganda, Eritrea, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Bahrain, Comoros and Turkey.

What UAE officials said
Meanwhile, UAE authorities have issued a warning that strict action will be taken against those recording video of incident sites, restricted areas or airport interiors without permission. To ensure their safety and avoid legal action, the Embassy has advised all Indian citizens to strictly follow the guidelines.

The Embassy has advised Indian citizens to strictly avoid sharing or publishing photographs of incident sites, including photographs of shrapnel damage, through digital/social media platforms. The embassy said, “If shrapnel falls around you or you see any suspicious object, immediately inform the concerned authorities so that they can handle the situation immediately.

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US President Donald Trump has issued his statement on Tuesday regarding talks with Iran. He said that Iran wanted to talk, but it was too late. Actually, America and Israel have attacked Iran. In this, the Supreme Leader Khamenei has died. This military operation started on 28 February. Hundreds of people have died due to this. At the same time, Donald Trump has claimed to eliminate the top leadership of Iran.

Trump said, ‘Their air defense, air force, navy and leadership are gone. They want to talk. I said it’s too late. Trump has made this statement by commenting on an opinion piece on Truth social media.

On one hand, Iran is responding to the joint action of America and Israel, while on the other hand, US and Israel B are continuing the attacks. Washington has targeted many properties.

Iranian drones hit US embassy in Saudi

Iran drones hit the US embassy in Saudi Arabia. This has caused loss. There is news of fire in some parts of the building. Earlier, Iran had targeted the mission in Kuwait. Here, America has retaliated and stopped the missions. Besides, orders have been given to non-emergency government employees and their families to go to the countries of West Asia.

War against Iran suddenly started on 28 February 2026

The mutual conflict that had been going on for a long time suddenly turned into war on 28 February 2026. America and Israel together launched Operation Epic Fury and attacked Iran. During this, Israeli F-35 and American B-2 bombers carried out targeted attacks on Iran. In this, Iran’s nuclear sites, ballistic missile base and leadership were targeted. During this action, Iran’s Supreme Leader Khamenei was killed. In the attack, his house in Tehran was attacked.

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S-400: Russia is going to deliver the fourth squadron of S-400 Triumph air defense missile system to the Indian Air Force (IAF) by the end of May this year. This delivery is an important part of the agreement for five S-400 squadrons worth $5 billion signed between India and Russia in 2018. However, deliveries were delayed due to the Russia–Ukraine war and its impact on defense production and logistics.

According to the report of idrw.org, Russian officials have now officially told India that the remaining two S-400 units will also be delivered on time.

Know the power of S-400

S-400 is the backbone of India’s long-range air and missile defense system. It protects national security and strategic areas from enemy aircraft, cruise missiles, ballistic missiles and drones. Each squadron consists of a combination of multiple radar systems, command and control vehicles, and interceptor missiles capable of engaging targets up to 400 kilometers away.

India has already inducted three S-400 squadrons, which have been deployed on the western and northern borders to deter potential air threats from Pakistan and China. With the induction of the fourth squadron, India’s air defense capability will be further strengthened.

Discussion on purchase of more missiles

According to sources, India is in talks with Russia for the purchase of about 280 additional S-400 interceptor missiles. This stock is to replenish the missiles spent during the clash with Pakistan in May. In that conflict, Indian air defense units had targeted many bases of Pakistan Air Force. It is noteworthy that the system of S-400 played an important role in preventing enemy aircraft from entering the airspace and intercepting long-range targets. During the operation, one Pakistani air target was intercepted at a distance of approximately 314 km and one JF 17 fighter aircraft was intercepted at a distance of approximately 200 km, demonstrating the long-range capability of the S-400 and its network centric integration with Indian sensor and command systems.

Russia is expected to deliver the fifth and final S-400 squadron to India by the end of 2026. Along with this, Russia is planning to set up a maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facility for the S-400 in India. This feature will increase system availability, reduce repair time and reduce maintenance costs in the long run.

India is keen to buy more S-400 squadrons in the future, when the Ukraine war ends and Russia’s production lines are fully back to normal. The Indian Air Force considers it an important part of its future integrated air defense network, especially as regional rivals are incorporating stealth aircraft, long-range missiles and hypersonic weapons.

The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has recently written a letter to the Ministry of Civil Aviation demanding immediate stoppage of flights of all Air India’s Boeing 787 aircraft in view of technical faults and maintenance related problems. Citing the main reason behind this step, the Pilot Association said that due to continuous technical problems and weakness in maintenance of Air India aircraft, DGCA has recently started a special audit.

According to FIP, several serious technical malfunctions have been reported on B-787 aircraft in recent months. These incidents have not only raised questions on aviation safety, but also posed serious risks to passengers and pilots. The pilots’ association has urged the DGCA to conduct a detailed and thorough inspection of the electrical systems of all Boeing 787 aircraft operated in India.

Details of recent events

4 October 2025: The Ram Air Turbine (RAT) suddenly became active during landing in Air India flight AI-117 going from Amritsar to Birmingham. This incident happened in the last leg of the flight. However, upon investigation the crew found that all electrical and hydraulic parameters were normal and the aircraft landed safely at Birmingham Airport. After this the plane was temporarily stopped for investigation.

9 October 2025: Air India flight AI-154 coming from Vienna, Austria to New Delhi had to be diverted to Dubai due to a possible technical fault. After investigation, the plane took off again from Dubai at 8:45 am (Indian time) and reached New Delhi safely.

According to the pilots association, in both these incidents, the autopilot system suddenly failed, due to which many technical glitches were revealed. Affected systems included the autopilot, instrument landing system (ILS), flight directors (FDs), and flight control systems, which disrupted the aircraft’s autolanding capability.

mention of old events

FIP also drew the government’s attention to the Air India plane crash that took place in Ahmedabad on June 12. The organization says that technical faults occurring in B-787 aircraft in the country are not being investigated in depth, due to which air safety is being compromised.

The pilots association said that ever since the maintenance of Air India aircraft has gone into the hands of new engineers, such incidents have increased. Earlier, when AIESL (Air India Engineering Services Limited) was handling the maintenance work, such technical problems were rarely seen.

Three main demands of FIP

• Intensive Investigation: A thorough and impartial investigation into the recent incidents at AI-117 and AI-154.
• Stopping flights: All B-787 aircraft of Air India should be temporarily grounded and a detailed investigation should be carried out for recurring technical problems including electrical systems.
• Special Audit: A special audit should be conducted by senior officials of DGCA, which should include investigation of MEL (Minimum Equipment List) release and recurring technical glitches, especially in Boeing-787 aircraft.

Air India statement

Tata Group-owned Air India has completely rejected claims of recent technical glitches. The company said that the opening of the RAT in AI-117 on October 4 was ‘uncommanded’, and there was no threat to the aircraft or passengers. All electrical and hydraulic systems were normal and the aircraft landed safely at Birmingham Airport. After this the aircraft was temporarily stopped for investigation and after completion of the investigation it took off again on 5 October.

Air India also clarified that the safety of passengers and crew is always their top priority. The airline said that the opening of the RAT was not due to any technical fault or pilot error and this has been seen in other airlines before.

What do the experts say?

According to experts, the ever-increasing technical faults in B-787 aircraft are posing a serious safety risk. If these are not checked and stopped in time, it can have a major impact on air safety.

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Russia has shown the world a new trailer of its military skills by testing the hypersonic missile from its fifth generation stealth fighter jet SU-57. This has been confirmed by the Chief of the Main Staff and First Deputy Commander in Chief of the Russian Aerospace Forces, Lieutenant General Alexander Maqsimatsev. He said that the SU-57 fighter aircraft is now equipped with hypersonic weapons and Russia’s aerospace forces are getting advanced and modern weapons systems every year.

He told in an interview that according to the government’s order, now modern fighter aircraft like SU-57 are being delivered and fast. Russia has been indicating to install hypersonic missiles in its jet aircraft for the past few years. In February 2023, Russia’s Tass news agency reported that a small but deadly “air-to-piece hypersonic missile” was prepared and tested for SU-57.

What is Jircon Hyperconic Missile?
Jircon is Russia’s most modern hypersonic cruise missile. It was first included in the Russian Navy in the year 2023. This missile has also been deployed in submarines. Its biggest feature is its speed and strength. Jircon’s speed is Mach 9, that is, it runs nine times at the speed of voice-at a speed of 11,000 kilometers per hour.

Its strike range is up to 1000 km, so that it can target enemy’s hideouts from a distance. Its speed and firepower is so deadly that it can cheat any air defense system. Not only this, the strength of its carnitic energy is so high that it can completely destroy the biggest warship or aircraft career.

How far Nircon is compared to Western countries?
Jircon’s capabilities are much higher than the missiles of Western countries. America’s fastest hypersonic missile is SM-6, whose speed is only Mach 3.5 and the range is limited to 450 km. At the same time, China claims that it has a missile named YJ-21, which is equal to Jircon i.e. Mach 9 speed and 1000 km range, but no country in Europe has any missile that can match Jircon. In this sense, Russia has gone beyond the world in this technology.

SU-57 and Jircon duo: Radar also cheated
SU-57 is a fighter aircraft equipped with state-of-the-art stealth technology. It is very difficult to catch it with radar. Now in this aircraft, the Jircon missile has been integrated by hiding the internal weapon bay ie inside the aircraft. This means that the enemy cannot look at this missile until it fire.

SU-57 has been prepared in such a way that it can carry out a very fast-paced distance attack. Russia has already made an air-to-air R-77M missile for this, whose range is more than 400 kilometers. Apart from this, in October 2023, Russia’s government media claimed a new long-range cruise missile test, which is based on KH-101/102 and the range of about 3500 km.

Big question for India: Will SU-57 buy?
India has recently refused to buy America’s F-35 fighter jet. In such a situation, now the defense experts are eyeing whether India will now move towards buying SU-57 of Russia? SU-57 is not only equipped with stealth technology, but now hypersonic weapons have also been added to it. If India buys this fighter jet, it can take the strength of the Indian Air Force to a new height. India and Russia have already strong defense relations and the involvement of state-of-the-art fighter jets like SU-57 can increase India’s strategic capacity manifold.

Operation Sindoor: After the Pahalgam terror attack, Pakistan has been caused by major damage in the air strike done by India under Operation Sindoor. Hindustan Times quoted Indian officials as saying that aerial attacks on India (May 10, 2025) destroyed a Pakistani SAAB-200 Early Warning Aircraft (AWACS) in 315 km in the enemy area and killed many Pakistani fighters and a military transport aircraft.

During the May 10 military action, the Indian Air Force (IAF) missiles attacked major Pakistani aircraft and military bases across the border. According to sources, during the air strike, a C-130J medium lift transport aircraft, a JF-17 fighter jet and 2 F-16 fighter aircraft were killed on air and ground.

S-400 active 11 times
The S-400 air defense system posted in Adampur was activated 11 times during the operation. On May 10, Indian missiles also destroyed China’s LY-80 air defense system in Lahore via Harpy Kamikage drone. Another attack also destroyed the Chinese version of the HQ-9 surface-to-air system S-300 in Karachi Malir.

S-400 ability to penetrate 80 goals simultaneously
The S-400 is designed to penetrate 400 km away goals using 40-N6 missiles. It also has a 48-N6 missile with a 250 km range. The S-400 has the ability to penetrate 80 goals simultaneously.

This strike operation was part of the vermilion, which was done in response to the attempt of attacks on India by Pakistan. Pakistan tried to attack India through its operation Bunyan al-Marsus. As part of this operation of Pakistan, which started on May 10, there was a plan to target Indian aerial status in the next 48 hours. However, this retaliation ended within 8 hours.

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Chinese defense company: To eliminate terror, ‘Operation Sindoor’ run by the Indian Army, not only Pakistan but also China has received a big shock. In fact, the shares of Chinese defense company Juzhou Hongada Electronics Corp Limited declined by more than 6 percent on Tuesday.

Target the country’s military installation through PL-15

Juzhou Hongada Electronics Corp Limited, the same company, whose missile ‘PL-15’ was killed by the Indian Army under ‘Operation Sindoor’ during a conflict with Pakistan. The Indian Army targeted the country’s military installation through the Chinese missile PL-15, but the Indian Army targeted the military installation of the country, but India’s strong defense system thwarted this missile in a pinch.

According to the information, on the night of 9 and 10 May, Pakistan carried out airstrikes via Chinese PL-15 missiles and Biker YIHA-III Kamikase drone, targeting India’s Air Force Base and Military facilities on the night of May 9 and 10.

Successfully thwarted attacks

India’s Air Defense successfully thwarted these attacks to save Pakistan terrorists. PL-15 is an air-to-air missile, used to JF-17 and J-10 fighter jets. After destroying India’s pinch, questions are being raised about Chinese missile technology, due to which the trust of investors is decreasing on Chinese defense and Juzhou Hongda’s shares saw a big decline.

Air Marshal AK Bharti, Director General of Air Operations of India, displayed pictures of failed weapons and showed how the Indian defense network destroyed high technology missiles and drones. He gave credit to the indigenous air defense system ‘Akash’ to neutralize this danger.

Drone was also detected by army in Amritsar

The army also detected by detecting the Biker VIHA-III Kamikase drone in Turki. This drone has the ability to carry out a sharp attack with large payload and low-altitude. The purpose of this drone was to cause heavy damage to military or civil goals, but it failed to penetrate India’s security.

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Indian Army Got Igla-S Missile: After the Pahalgam attack, the strength of the Indian Army has increased further amid tension from Pakistan. The reason behind this is the weapon from Russia, which will destroy the enemy army drones and fighter aircraft in the air. The Indian Army has delivered the Igla-S missile from Russia.

The air defense system delivered from Russia is being specially deployed for fast and accurate air defense in the border areas. There is an IGLA-S Manpads i.e. Man-Portable Air Defense System, which soldiers can fire by placing them on their shoulders. It is used to kill a short distance aerial target in the air. For the past several decades, India’s armed forces (Army Army and Air Force) use this Igla missile of Russia. But now it is quite old.

Range 6 km of new air defense system

The range of Igla is 3-4 kilometers but the new Igla-S range is about six (06) kilometers. This is the last missile in the air-defense system, which can kill enemy drones, fighter jets, helicopters and missiles. If its attack misses, then the enemy’s attack can be confirmed. That is why it is considered an important air defense system. Russia’s Rosoboronaxport company is now preparing to create this missile system in India with an Indian company.

Increased strength on western and northern fronts

In the speed that India’s security needs are changing today, preparations have become the most important to face drone attacks and border air threats. With the deployment of Igla-S, the Indian Army has now got the ability to react rapidly. The strategy of avoiding large threats from limited resources has become possible. Defense is helping in implementing in depth i.e. flawful security system. The deployment of this missile system has further strengthened military pressure on Pakistan’s western border. Apart from this, it is also a strategic step in response to drone and monitoring activities from China.