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Iran missiles likely downed Boeing plane, intelligence suggests: Trudeau Trudeau said his government would not rest until it had obtained closure, transparency, accountability and justice Current Affairs :A Ukrainian aircraft that slammed in Iran, killing each of the 176 individuals on board, was likely brought somewhere near an Iranian rocket, Canada’s leader, Justin Trudeau, said on Thursday, refering to knowledge from Canadian and different sources. The decimation of the aircraft, which conveyed 63 Canadians, “may well have been unexpected,” Trudeau told a news gathering in Ottawa. “We have knowledge from different sources, including our partners and our own insight. The proof shows that the plane was shot somewhere around an Iranian surface-to-air rocket,” he said. The Ukraine International Airlines trip to Kiev from Tehran slammed on Wednesday hours after Iran terminated ballistic rockets at two US army installations in Iraq, and Iranians were on high alarm for a ...

US lawmakers pass resolution to limit Trump's powers as Iran crisis looms “I don’t have to,” Trump said when asked whether he would seek congressional approval for more military action against Iran Current Affairs :US legislators worried about hurrying to war with Iran received a measure Thursday planned for getting control over President Donald Trump’s capacity to make military move against the Islamic republic. The goals was presented by Democrats after Trump’s organization to slaughter an Iranian officer and retaliatory rocket strikes by Tehran significantly heightened strains and raised feelings of dread of a staggering war between the two adversaries. The for the most part representative yet politically charged vote, 224 to 194, was generally along partisan divisions, with three individuals from Trump’s Republican Party joining Democrats in affirming the measure requesting the president not take part in military activity against Iran except if approved by Congress. ...

Iran’s petroleum industry on ‘full alert’ against attacks: Oil minister US media reports have said Washington was considering possible cyber attacks against Iran Current Affairs  :- Iran’s oil clergyman advised the oil business on Sunday to be on caution to physical and digital assaults, in the midst of increased pressures with the United States in the Gulf district. US media reports have said Washington was thinking about conceivable digital assaults against Iran after the Sept. 14 assaults on Saudi Arabia’s oil destinations, which US authorities accused on Tehran. Iran has denied the charge. “All organizations and offices of the oil business ought to be completely cognizant to physical and digital dangers as authorizations focus on the oil business,” Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said in an announcement, conveyed by the Oil Ministry’s news office SHANA. Reports via web-based networking media had said there was a digital assault on some petrochemical and different ...