Iran War Day 6 — Hegseth Says US Will Have Full Air Supremacy Over Iran Within Days, Dubai Flights Resume
Sh. Bidyut Bala | PrimeWorld Times
March 6, 2026
The US-Israel war against Iran has entered its sixth devastating day today with major new developments emerging from across the Middle East. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has made a bold declaration about the war's progress, while partial normalcy is beginning to return to Dubai after days of chaos.
US To Have Full Air Supremacy Over Iran Within Days
In a major development, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth announced that the US Air Force will have uncontested air supremacy of Iranian airspace within days. Hegseth declared that Iran's military capabilities are rapidly deteriorating due to relentless US and Israeli strikes. The Pentagon confirmed that the US military has destroyed a large portion of Iran's air defense systems, missile launchers, and military infrastructure across the country.
Dubai Flights Resume — Limited Operations
In a major relief for thousands of stranded passengers worldwide, Dubai International Airport has resumed limited flight operations. Emirates airline's first departure from Dubai since the US and Israel attacked Iran took off bound for Mumbai, India, signaling that the more than 11,000 flight cancellations to and from the region since last Saturday could soon begin to ease. Local authorities gave the Dubai-based carrier the green light for limited operations, bringing relief to millions of travelers.
Iraq Faces Complete Nationwide Blackout
A massive nationwide blackout has hit Iraq, with the country's Ministry of Electricity confirming that the entire power grid has completely gone down. The cause of the blackout is currently under investigation. The blackout has plunged millions of Iraqi citizens into darkness and is being linked by many experts to the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war affecting the entire region's energy infrastructure.
Turkey and NATO Shoot Down Iranian Missile
In a dramatic escalation, Turkey and NATO forces shot down an Iranian ballistic missile that was about to enter Turkish airspace. This marks the first direct NATO military involvement in the conflict and signals that the war is now drawing in more countries. The incident has raised serious concerns about a broader regional escalation involving NATO member states.
Iran Selects New Supreme Leader
Iran's 88-member Assembly of Experts is close to selecting a new supreme leader to replace Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who was killed in the initial US-Israeli strikes. An assembly member told Iranian state television that they are very close to a conclusion. Khamenei's son Mojtaba Khamenei has emerged as a likely successor according to multiple reports.
Goldman Sachs On Markets
Goldman Sachs chairman and CEO David Solomon said that markets have had a surprisingly calm reaction to the Middle East conflict so far. He warned that it will take a couple of weeks for markets to fully understand the implications of what has happened. Meanwhile, gold prices continue to surge with JP Morgan forecasting gold could reach $6,300 by the end of 2026 due to ongoing geopolitical risks.
60% Americans Oppose Iran War
A new CNN poll conducted shortly after the US and Israeli attacks found that nearly 6 in 10 Americans disapprove of the US decision to take military action against Iran. Most Americans say they lack trust in President Trump to make the right decisions about US use of force in Iran, with 62% saying he should get congressional approval for any further military action.
Impact on India
India continues to closely monitor the rapidly evolving situation. The partial resumption of Dubai flights is a relief for thousands of Indian workers and travelers stranded in the Gulf region. The Indian government has urged all Indian nationals in Gulf countries to exercise extreme caution and stay in contact with the nearest Indian Embassy.
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