explosive materials

NIA probe into the Red Fort blast reveals the prime accused, Dr. Umer Un Nabi, used a fake identity on IndiaMART to procure chemicals and set up a makeshift lab in Faridabad. He experimented with explosive materials, including a specialized anode, learning techniques from radical literature to produce dangerous substances.

In a strategic operation, the Assam Rifles successfully intercepted a suspicious vehicle in the Bawngkawn region of Aizawl, revealing a stash of 1,200 explosive detonators concealed under the driver's seat. This decisive action stemmed from actionable intelligence, resulting in the arrest of one individual and the confiscation of the vehicle.

In a major operation, Assam Rifles executed a successful interception in the Bawngkawn area of Aizawl, discovering a trove of 1,200 explosive detonators cleverly concealed under the driver's seat of a vehicle. This decisive action, prompted by precise intelligence, resulted in the arrest of one individual while the hazardous cargo was secured.

Delhi Police's Special Cell arrested nine terrorists linked to Pakistan's ISI and the Mumbai underworld, who were planning attacks on vital installations and security personnel in the capital. This operation follows a significant overhaul of Delhi Police's counter-terrorism framework, including the establishment of dedicated Counter-Terror Units in every police station to enhance intelligence gathering and threat identification.

NIA probe into the Red Fort car bomb blast reveals suicide bomber Umar Un Nabi, using the alias Rahul Bhat, sourced bomb-making materials online and offline. He converted salt into explosives using electrolysis in his Faridabad flat. The investigation also uncovered travel to Ahmedabad for additional chemicals and radical literature.

At least 24 Pakistani army personnel were killed and more than 100 injured after a suicide vehicle bomb targeted a military shuttle train in Quetta, Balochistan, on Sunday. The blast derailed a bogie, sparked a fire and damaged nearby homes and vehicles. The banned Baloch Liberation Army’s Majeed Brigade claimed responsibility, saying army personnel were the intended target.

Dewas police have arrested Mukesh Vij, the alleged owner of the Tonk Kalan firecracker factory, at New Delhi airport after he landed from China. Vij was absconding since the blast that killed six workers. Another accused, Mahesh Chauhan, was also apprehended in Delhi as part of an intensified crackdown.

In the latest development from Cape Canaveral, Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket erupted in flames during a hotfire test, but thankfully, there were no casualties. This explosion coincides with the escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions, featuring Ukrainian drone strikes within Russian borders and a Russian drone reportedly damaging an apartment complex in Romania. On the diplomatic front, the U.S.

A Vienna court sentenced a 21-year-old to 15 years for plotting an ISIS-linked terror attack at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concerts in August 2024. The foiled plot involved homemade explosives and knives targeting thousands of fans. This verdict arrives as Swift's wedding to Travis Kelce garners immense global attention, highlighting the persistent security threats she faces.

An Austrian court has sentenced Beran A., 21, to 15 years in prison for planning a knife and bomb attack at a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna. Authorities thwarted the plot, leading to the cancellation of Swift's August 2024 shows. Beran A. also admitted to charges related to terrorism and networking with the Islamic State group.