New Delhi: The Indian Army was expecting the delivery of three AH-64E Apache Guardian attack helicopters, but their arrival has hit an unexpected delay. A cargo flight carrying the helicopters took off from the U.S. but returned after a brief stop in the U.K., leaving military planners puzzled. A Boeing spokesperson told The War Zone that the aviation company is reviewing logistic issues that affected the supply schedule. Historically, the U.S. has been hesitant in timely delivery of jet engines, weapons, and related technology to India, impacting the Indian Air Force and Army supply chains. Flight and Halt in EuropeThe massive An-124 cargo plane (serial UR-82008) took off on October 30 from its operational hub in Leipzig, Germany, headed for Mesa Gateway Airport, Arizona. The helicopte...

New Delhi: The latest CCTV footage from the Red Fort area has emerged, revealing the full horror of the deadly blast that shook the capital. The video captures pedestrians walking along the street when, in an instant, a massive explosion turns the area into a scene of devastation. People caught in the blast were thrown violently, and some were reduced to lifeless fragments. Vehicles, including auto-rickshaws, cars, and motorcycles, were mangled beyond recognition. According to reports, the footage comes from a camera located very close to the blast site, where traffic congestion may have caused vehicles to remain stationary. Pedestrians, some with families and others alone, were caught off guard as thick smoke and debris filled the streets. For several seconds, the view is obscured by d...

“ New Delhi: The deadly Red Fort blast in Delhi claimed 12 lives, leaving an indelible mark on the witnesses, especially the ambulance drivers who rushed to the scene. Even days later, the memories of that fateful evening haunt them. Bodies Scattered EverywhereAmbulance driver Mohammad Faizan recounted, “I still can’t forget that evening. When we arrived, thick smoke made it impossible to identify who was where. Bodies were scattered in different places, some unrecognizable. The scene was unimaginable. We rushed the survivors to the hospital, but the devastation left a lasting impression on all of us.” Horrifying ScenesDriver Babbu Malik, another first responder, described the aftermath: “The blast was so brutal that even the faces of the victims were unrecognizable. Limbs and int...

New Delhi: Panic erupted in Mahipalpur, Delhi, near the Radisson Hotel, when a loud sound was mistaken for an explosion. The incident occurred shortly after news of the Red Fort car blast, causing widespread alarm. The fire department received the call at 9:18 PM, prompting an immediate response. No Explosion, Only a Tire BurstDelhi Police quickly arrived at the scene to investigate the noise. Initial findings confirm that no explosion occurred; the loud sound was caused by a bus tire bursting. Police have ruled out any threat, and the area has been declared safe. Authorities Investigate ThoroughlyDelhi Police officers are continuing to investigate to ensure public safety and confirm the source of the sound. No suspicious activity or materials were found during the inspection. Red...

New Delhi: In the aftermath of Monday’s devastating car blast near Delhi’s Red Fort, authorities continue to recover human remains from the vicinity, several hundred meters from the blast site. On Thursday, a joint team of the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) and Delhi Police recovered a body part from New Lajpat Rai Market, which has been sent for forensic examination to aid the ongoing investigation. Blast Investigation Intensifies:The Delhi Police, along with forensic experts, are working rigorously to uncover details of the Red Fort blast that claimed 12 lives. Preliminary findings suggest that a coordinated attack across multiple cities was being planned. Identification of the Accused:Forensic DNA tests have confirmed the identity of the blast perpetrator near the Red Fort as D...

New Delhi: The death toll from the Red Fort blast in Delhi has reached 12, with several others still undergoing treatment at LNJP Hospital. Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the hospital on Wednesday to meet the injured, hear their accounts, and assess their medical care. Critical Patients on VentilatorsNearly two dozen patients remain admitted, with two in critical condition on ventilators. Another patient in the ICU is suffering from burn injuries but is expected to be shifted to the ward soon. A senior doctor revealed that one of the victims suffered severe abdominal trauma, resulting in a ruptured intestine and internal bleeding. Emergency surgery was performed to reconstruct the intestines and remove the accumulated blood. The patient remains on a ventilator in critical condi...

New Delhi: In a developing investigation following the powerful alleged suicide attack near Red Fort, Delhi Police are closely examining the movements of Dr. Umar in the critical 12 minutes prior to the blast. Sources reveal that the suspect visited a mosque near Ramleela Maidan, under the Kamla Market Police Station jurisdiction, where he remained for approximately 12 minutes. Authorities are probing whether Dr. Umar offered prayers or met anyone during this short interval. While intelligence agencies have not ruled out local support, police are conducting detailed questioning of individuals associated with the mosque to establish who was present in the vicinity at that time. Suspect Drives to Red Fort Parking AreaAfter leaving the mosque, Dr. Umar reportedly drove his Hyundai i20 t...