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Fox News: Exiled crown prince says Iranian people have 'tremendous opportunity' to topple weakened regime
Exiled Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi asserts that the Iranian regime is weaker than ever and that the time for its overthrow is approaching. He emphasizes the need for international support for the Iranian people, who are ready to take action against their government.
Pahlavi highlights the growing awareness among Iranians of their true enemy—the regime itself—and calls for solidarity from the free world to help end the threats posed by the regime, including nuclear terror and regional instability.
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GB News: Air India co-pilot 'fatal mistake' may have caused horrific crash as new theory is revealed
A former pilot suggests that a critical error by the co-pilot may have led to the Air India Flight AI171 disaster, which resulted in 241 fatalities. The co-pilot may have mistakenly activated the flap controls instead of raising the landing gear, causing the aircraft to lose lift during ascent.
Investigations are ongoing, focusing on human error, aircraft configuration, and maintenance procedures. Data from flight recorders is being analyzed, and interviews with crew members are planned. Concerns have also been raised about Boeing's production standards following previous safety issues.
Le Monde: French car maker Renault could make drones in Ukraine, signaling the automotive industry's shift into defense
Renault is in discussions with the French Ministry of Armed Forces about producing military drones, potentially in partnership with another French company. The production lines are expected to be located in Ukraine, aimed primarily at supporting the Ukrainian army.
Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu confirmed the initiative, emphasizing that the drones would also benefit the French military for training purposes. No final decisions have been made yet regarding the project.