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After actor John Abraham deleted all his Instagram posts, the makers of his upcoming film 'Attack' have released the film's teaser.
Based on a daring rescue mission led by a lone ranger officer essayed by John, the film also stars Jacqueline Fernandez, and Rakul Preet Singh in pivotal roles.
The teaser shows John's transformation from a broken man after an attack, into a super-soldier who has nothing on his mind other than hunting terrorists.
Fans get to see India's very own artificial intelligence-powered super soldier, who combats the rampant terror attacks plaguing the country&nbsp;from within.
While John is seen as a killing machine in the teaser,&nbsp;Jacqueline and Rakul Preet&nbsp;are also seen in a never-seen-before avatar.
Helmed by Lakshya Raj Anand, 'Attack' is all set to release on January 28, 2022.
Also Watch |&nbsp;John Abraham forays into Malayalam cinema as producer, first look of 'Mike' out

'Attack' teaser: John Abraham is a 'super soldier' saves the nation in this action drama

Fans get to see India's very own artificial intelligence-powered super soldier, who combats the rampant terror attacks plaguing the country from within.

SUPER: Teaser of John Abraham-starrer 'Attack' is out!
After actor John Abraham deleted all his Instagram posts, the makers of his upcoming film 'Attack' have released the film's teaser.
SUPER:&nbsp;Jacqueline Fernandez, and Rakul Preet Singh&nbsp;in pivotal roles
Based on a daring rescue mission led by a lone ranger officer essayed by John, the film also stars Jacqueline Fernandez, and Rakul Preet Singh in pivotal roles.
SUPER:&nbsp;John Abraham is a 'super soldier' who saves the nation
The teaser shows John's transformation from a broken man after an attack, into a super-soldier who has nothing on his mind other than hunting terrorists.
SUPER: 'Attack' teases India's very own AI-powered super-soldier
Fans get to see India's very own artificial intelligence-powered super soldier, who combats the rampant terror attacks plaguing the country&nbsp;from within.
SUPER: John Abraham is a lean mean killing machine in the film
While John is seen as a killing machine in the teaser,&nbsp;Jacqueline and Rakul Preet&nbsp;are also seen in a never-seen-before avatar.
SUPER:&nbsp;'Attack' is all set to release on January 28, 2022
Helmed by Lakshya Raj Anand, 'Attack' is all set to release on January 28, 2022.

'Attack' is all set to release on January 28, 2022

After actor <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/john-abraham-wants-to-create-an-action-universe-with-force-3-1637852111690" target="_blank">John Abraham</a> deleted all his Instagram posts, the makers of his upcoming film 'Attack' have released the film's teaser.
Based on a daring rescue mission led by a lone ranger officer essayed by John, the film also stars Jacqueline Fernandez, and Rakul Preet Singh in pivotal roles.
The teaser shows John's transformation from a broken man after an attack, into a super-soldier who has nothing on his mind other than hunting terrorists.
Fans get to see India's very own artificial intelligence-powered super soldier, who combats the rampant terror attacks plaguing the country&nbsp;from within.
While John is seen as a killing machine in the teaser,&nbsp;Jacqueline and Rakul Preet&nbsp;are also seen in a never-seen-before avatar.
Helmed by Lakshya Raj Anand, 'Attack' is all set to release on January 28, 2022.
Also Watch |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/south/john-abraham-forays-into-malayalam-cinema-as-producer-first-look-of-mike-out-1638970151585" target="_blank">John Abraham forays into Malayalam cinema as producer, first look of 'Mike' out</a>

Many Norwegians attended a candle-lit memorial for the five victims of a bow-and-arrow rampage on Friday in Kongsberg

Norway mourns for bow-and-arrow attack

Many Norwegians attended a candle-lit memorial for the five victims of a bow-and-arrow rampage on Friday. Police say the attacker as Espen Andersen Braathen acted alone. Stay tuned for further updates 

((Shots of people lighting candles)
Many Norwegians attended a candle-lit memorial for the five victims of a bow-and-arrow rampage on Friday in Kongsberg.
((Image of the attacker)
Norwegian police identified 37-year-old Danish citizen Espen Andersen Braathen as the attacker who was arrested on the street&nbsp;
((Shots of the teacher &amp; then her byte))
Local teacher Ingebsorg Spangelo said she brought her students to visit the memorial where candles, flowers and stuffed animals had been laid in a central square.
(Byte) - Ingebsorg Spangelo, Teacher
'It's a small community so almost everybody know each other so it's, this a very strange and very sad experience for us. It's almost surreal or unreal, it feels unreal. So I am bringing the students here today because they wanted to come and light candles and put down some flowers and be together.'
(Police shots)
Andersen Braathen is being held on preliminary charges and will face a custody hearing Friday. Police believe he acted alone.
(Byte) -&nbsp;&Oslash;yvind Aas, Kongsberg police chief
'From the information we have now, the person has carried out these actions alone. From the course of events, it is natural to consider whether this is an act of terrorism, but the apprehended hasn't been questioned and it is therefore too early to say anything about this.' Vo-- Norway has seen attacks by the far-right men since the past decade.&nbsp;

Many Norwegians attended a candle-lit memorial for the five victims of a bow-and-arrow rampage on Friday in Kongsberg

Many Norwegians recall it all too well: politicians, residents and Norway&rsquo;s royal family together mourning an act of home-grown mass violence that profoundly shook a Scandinavian nation where such tragedies are rare.
A bow-and-arrow attack that killed five people and wounded three in a quiet town Wednesday brought immediate comparisons with a terror attack a decade and three months earlier that still ranks as Norway&rsquo;s worst peacetime act of slaughter.
Norwegian police identified the attacker as Espen Andersen Braathen, a 37-year-old Danish citizen, who was arrested on the street&nbsp;
Local teacher Ingebsorg Spangelo said she brought her students to visit the memorial where candles, flowers and stuffed animals had been laid in a central square.
&lsquo;It's a small community so almost everybody know each other,&rsquo; she said, adding the students wanted to come and be together.
Andersen Braathen is being held on preliminary charges and will face a custody hearing Friday. Police said they believe he acted alone.

In a shocking incident, a sword wielding&nbsp;man attacked the office of a TV channel in Chennai on Tuesday evening. CCTV footage released by Sathiyam TV showed a man wielding&nbsp;a sword and a shield ransacking properties inside the TV channel's office.Reports said that the attacker, identified as 31-year-old Rajesh Kumar, abused the staff and damaged the reception area. The man was later arrested. He also reportedly threatened to attack journalists and staff working with the media house.Reports said that the man came in a car with Gujarat number plate and carried sword in a guitar case.

Watch: Man with sword attacks Chennai TV channel office

CCTV footage released by Sathiyam TV showed a man wielding&nbsp;a sword and a shield ransacking properties inside the TV channel's office

In a shocking incident, a sword wielding&nbsp;man attacked the office of a TV channel in Chennai on Tuesday evening. CCTV footage released by Sathiyam TV showed a man wielding&nbsp;a sword and a shield ransacking properties inside the TV channel's office. Reports said that the attacker, identified as 31-year-old Rajesh Kumar, abused the staff and damaged the reception area. The man was later arrested. He also reportedly threatened to attack journalists and staff working with the media house. Reports said that the man came in a car with Gujarat number plate and carried sword in a guitar case.

CCTV footage released by Sathiyam TV showed a man wielding&nbsp;a sword and a shield ransacking properties inside the TV channel's office

A doctor at a Covid facility in Assam's Hojai was brutally assaulted by the relatives of a patient who died on Tuesday allegedly due the shortage of Oxygen at the hospital. In a video of the shocking assault, a group of about a dozen men can be seen thrashing the doctor. The men are seen kicking and punching the doctor who is pinned down to the ground. One of the men is also seen pounding the doctor's head with a metal can. Reports said that the men attacked the hospital after their relative's death and most of the workers ran away. The doctor, Senapati, locked himself in a room. But the men barged in and started beating him mercilessly.
The mob then dragged the doctor out and kept beating him outside the hospital.
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has directed the police to investigate the attack and arrest those responsible. He added that such barbaric attacks on our frontline workers won't be tolerated.
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Caught on camera: Assault on Assam doctor by Covid victim's kin

Kicked, punched, dragged:&nbsp;A doctor at a Covid facility in Assam's Hojai was brutally assaulted by the relatives of a patient who died on Tuesday

Caught on cam: Assault on Assam doctor by Covid victim's kin

A doctor at a Covid facility in Assam's Hojai was brutally assaulted by the relatives of a patient who died on Tuesday allegedly due the shortage of Oxygen at the hospital. In a video of the shocking assault, a group of about a dozen men can be seen thrashing the doctor. The men are seen kicking and punching the doctor who is pinned down to the ground. One of the men is also seen pounding the doctor's head with a metal can. Reports said that the men attacked the hospital after their relative's death and most of the workers ran away. The doctor, Senapati, locked himself in a room. But the men barged in and started beating him mercilessly. They then dragged the doctor out and kept beating him outside the hospital. Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has directed the police to investigate the attack and arrest those responsible. He added that such barbaric attacks on our frontline workers won't be tolerated.
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A doctor at a Covid facility in Assam's Hojai was brutally assaulted by the relatives of a patient who died on Tuesday allegedly due the shortage of Oxygen at the hospital. In a video of the shocking assault, a group of about a dozen men can be seen thrashing the doctor. The men are seen kicking and punching the doctor who is pinned down to the ground. One of the men is also seen pounding the doctor's head with a metal can. Reports said that the men attacked the hospital after their relative's death and most of the workers ran away. The doctor, Senapati, locked himself in a room. But the men barged in and started beating him mercilessly.
The mob then dragged the doctor out and kept beating him outside the hospital.
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma has directed the police to investigate the attack and arrest those responsible. He added that such barbaric attacks on our frontline workers won't be tolerated.
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Maldives police on Sunday&nbsp;said they have arrested the third man believed to be the prime suspect in an&nbsp;explosion that critically wounded the country's former president, Mohamed Nasheed.&nbsp;
The democracy pioneer and climate activist was seriously hurt after a bomb attack in the capital Male on Thursday night that also injured a British national and two others, which police have blamed on "religious extremists".&nbsp;
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Maldives police say key suspect in attack on ex-president arrested

Key suspect&nbsp;in attack on Maldives ex-president held&nbsp;
Ex-Prez&nbsp;Nasheed injured in a bomb attack in Male
Nasheed&nbsp;in hospital, recuperating after surgeries British national and 2 others were also injured

Maldives police on Sunday&nbsp;said they have arrested the third man believed to be the prime suspect in an&nbsp;explosion that critically wounded the country's former president, Mohamed Nasheed.&nbsp;
Nasheed, the democracy pioneer and climate activist was seriously hurt after a bomb attack in the capital Male on Thursday night. He is recovering at a hospital after multiple surgeries. Police have blamed 'religious extremists' for the explosion in which a British national and two others were also injured.&nbsp;
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Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70. The site attacked,&nbsp;Ras Tanura is the world&rsquo;s largest oil terminal, capable of exporting nearly 7% of oil demand&nbsp;
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp; In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia crude oil site attacked by Yemen Rebels

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70. The site attacked,&nbsp;Ras Tanura is the world&rsquo;s largest oil terminal, capable of exporting nearly 7% of oil demand&nbsp;
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp; In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia crude terminal attacked, oil prices surge

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70.
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp;
In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

Saudi Arabia's most protected crude oil site was attacked by&nbsp;Yemen&rsquo;s Houthi rebels that fired drones and missiles.&nbsp;
The assaults&nbsp;on Saudi Aramco facility, the world&rsquo;s biggest offshore oil loading facility has&nbsp;sent oil prices above $70. The site attacked,&nbsp;Ras Tanura is the world&rsquo;s largest oil terminal, capable of exporting nearly 7% of oil demand&nbsp;
The&nbsp; rebel group fired 14 drones and eight ballistic missiles across the border but Saudi Arabia has confirmed there were no casualties or hit to oil production.&nbsp;
The attacks are the most serious against Saudi oil sites in nearly two years.&nbsp; In retaliation reports indicate Saudi-led military coalition conducted air raids on Houthi military targets in Sanaa&nbsp;.&nbsp;

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