Qatar is once again trying to reduce tension between Iran and America. In this connection, Qatar’s negotiators have gone to Iran. CNN has made this claim in one of its reports.

A diplomat with knowledge of the visit has been quoted as saying that Qatar’s negotiator has turned to Iran after US President Donald Trump announced the end of the agreement. Also, efforts were made to reduce this tension. At the same time, tensions have once again deepened in West Asia. In such a situation, it is being seen as an attempt to start talks between America and Iran once again.

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The trip was carried out in coordination with America: Report

According to CNN, this trip has been done in coordination with America. The purpose of the talks is to reduce tension and re-create the possibility of dialogue between Washington and Tehran. This step was taken on Friday after intense attacks from both sides. At present there has been a decline in attacks. Due to these attacks, there was a danger of breaking the agreement between the two countries once again.

Mediators are trying to bring both countries back to the same table.

In such a situation, the mediators are trying to bring both the countries back to the table. America alleges that Iran has targeted commercial ships in Hormuz. So the American army also carried out air strikes on Tehran. In response, the Islamic Republic attacked American airbases in Kuwait, Bahrain and Jordan. This deepened the tension between both the sides. CNN reported that diplomatic efforts are continuing behind the scenes to end the US-Iran conflict.

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Amidst the ongoing conflict and tension with America and Israel in West Asia, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mujtaba Khamenei has announced a major decision on Friday (June 5, 2026). According to Iran’s government news channel Press TV, the Supreme Leader on Friday forgave or reduced the sentences of more than 2,000 prisoners.

Khamenei approved the recommendation of the judiciary chief

According to the report, Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei approved the mercy petition request to pardon, reduce or commute the sentences of more than two thousand prisoners on the recommendation made by the country’s Judiciary Chief Ghulam Hussein Mohseni AG. After this decision of the Supreme Leader, it is likely that a large number of prisoners will get relief from the jails of Iran and the way will be cleared for the release of many.

However, prisoners convicted of crimes related to national security, people serving sentences in espionage cases, those who took action against Iran’s internal or external security and those convicted of crimes that endangered public security are not included in the amnesty.

Relief to prisoners before Eid-al-Ghadir

A statement in this regard has been issued on the official website of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. In which it is also said that this amnesty has been given to more than 2,000 prisoners lodged in the jails of Iran before Eid-al-Ghadir, one of the most important religious festivals of Shia Muslims. For which the head of Iran’s judiciary, Ghulam Hussein Mohseni AG, had recommended a mercy petition to the Supreme Leader.

A large number of arrests were made during the protests in Iran

It is noteworthy that thousands of citizens were arrested after the nationwide demonstrations in December 2025 amid the growing economic crisis in Iran and the difficulties created by the decades-old sanctions imposed by the US. Now a large number of these prisoners are expected to get relief.

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The war and conflict between America and Iran in the Middle East has been going on for a long time, to end which peace talks are going on rapidly between the two sides. However, meanwhile a report has come out in which it is feared that Iran has shot down an F-15 fighter plane of the US Air Force by attacking a missile made in China.

A US F-15E Strike Eagle fighter plane that crashed over southwestern Iran during the conflict between the two countries last month was probably hit by a Chinese-made shoulder-fired missile, reports claimed.

What did China give to Iran as help?

According to NBC News report, China may have also provided additional military help to Iran during the conflict. It also included stealth aircraft technology and long-range radar systems. US officials said these systems could have improved Iran’s ability to detect and monitor advanced fighter aircraft such as the F-15E Strike Eagle.

What did Trump say after the plane fell?

According to the report, at that time US President Donald Trump had said that the plane was targeted by a shoulder-fired missile, also known as MANPADS. These are small and portable missile systems, which a person can carry on his shoulder and fire at planes flying at low altitude. Their length is about 7 feet and weight is about 40 pounds.

Search operation continued for 36 hours after plane crash

According to the report, after the fall of the US Air Force fighter plane, an extensive search operation of 36 hours was conducted to find its crew. American officials are still investigating how this plane was shot down in April last month. This incident is being considered very important because it may be the first time in many decades that an American fighter plane has been shot down by enemy fire.

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Amidst the increasing tension in the Middle East, a special drone of Iran is in the news. The name of this drone is Karrar UAV. It is a jet-powered multi-purpose drone, which can be used as an interceptor, bomber and suicide drone. Due to its fast speed and firepower, it is being considered a big challenge for America’s military bases deployed in the Gulf region.

According to the report of Army technology, Karrar drone was presented publicly for the first time in 2010. This is considered an important achievement of Iran’s defense industry. This is Iran’s first indigenous jet engine drone and has become an important part of the country’s anti-access/area denial (A2/AD) military strategy. Its speed and maneuverability make it different from conventional propeller drones and makes it a difficult target for enemy radar and air defense systems.

Technical capabilities and features of Karrar drone

There are many technical features of Karrar drone, which make it dangerous in the battlefield. Its range is said to be around 1,000 kilometers. In a one-way or suicide mission, its reach could be even greater. Due to the jet turbo engine, it can fly at a speed of about 900 kilometers per hour. It can carry about 250 to 500 kg of weapons or explosives. Weapons like Kausar anti-ship missile and Azarkhash air-to-air missile can be installed in it. It does not need a runway. It is flown from a rail launcher with a rocket booster and can be landed by parachute after the mission is completed.

Why is war considered dangerous?

Karrar drone is a weapon with high lethality at low cost. Its new version is said to be equipped with Majeed missile, through which it can target enemy aircraft or drones in the air itself. Not only this, its fast speed and suicide attack mode make it like a cruise missile in many respects. If it is used in large numbers together i.e. in swarm, it can confuse and weaken the enemy’s air defense system. Amid rising tensions in West Asia and military activities in the Gulf region, drones like Karrar are playing an important role in Iran’s defense strategy. In future wars, such drones can have a huge military impact at low cost.

For many families of Delhi, this time Holi and Eid have brought not just festivals but the happiness of the safe return of their loved ones. Amidst the increasing tension in West Asia, the people who were stranded there are now slowly returning to India. For several days the family members kept checking on their well-being over the phone and remained worried. The movement of passengers coming from Dubai, Oman and Abu Dhabi resumed at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport on Tuesday (3 March 2026). Many returning passengers said that the situation there was tense, but not scary or dangerous. According to him, most things were going on normally. The family members sitting in India were more worried, who were continuously watching the news.

According to TOI report, 30-year-old Anshika, a resident of Gurugram, was waiting for her husband, who was stuck in Dubai. Both of them were married on 14 February. Her husband had left for London on 28 February, but when the situation worsened, he returned to Delhi via Oman. Anshika said smilingly, ‘This is our first Holi after marriage. There is no greater happiness for me than that they returned home safely. She told that every hour her husband used to call and tell her that the alarms were ringing and emergency alerts were being issued.

How is the situation at Delhi Airport?

Operations at Delhi Airport remained affected for the fourth consecutive day. At least 80 flights to and from Delhi were canceled on Tuesday, including 36 departures and 44 arrivals. More than 200 flights were delayed. 104 flights were canceled on Sunday and 87 on Monday. The Immigration Bureau issued more than 300 temporary entry permits to allow stranded international travelers to exit. To handle the crowd, two additional information counters were created at the airport and quick reaction teams were deployed.

People shared their experiences

Saket real estate businessman Akash Saxena returned from Dubai via Oman. He told that the atmosphere was tense but there was no chaos. He said, ‘For the first time when I heard the sound of the missile being stopped, I felt scared. I was talking to my mother on the phone at that time. Although he also said that the arrangements made by the government there were fine, but returning home felt safer. Deepa from Noida had gone to visit Dubai. He said that initially people were a little scared and the family members in India were more worried. “We didn’t know whether our flight would take off or not. But now we are relieved to return home.” 65-year-old Neeta had gone to Abu Dhabi with her daughter. He told that seeing the situation worsening, he decided not to stop.