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NewsDesk MC June 16, 2026June 16, 2026 Africa security, AFRICOM, airstrikes, al-Shabaab, armed groups, civilian casualties, civilian protection, counterterrorism, drone warfare, East Africa, Hellfire missiles, Horn of Africa, human rights, international law, iran, Jamaame, Lower Juba, MQ-9 Reaper, Pentagon, security policy, somalia, Somalia conflict, terrorism, US drone strikes, us military

US drone strike in Somalia killed children on way home from school, investigation finds

“The Americans bombed us. Children, women and elders were bombed. They spared nothing.” A US airstrike in southern Somalia that

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NewsDesk MC June 13, 2026June 13, 2026 africa, al-qaeda, Azawad Liberation Front, Bamako, conflict, counterterrorism, French Forces, Geopolitics, human rights, insurgency, iran, Islamist militants, JNIM, mali, military rule, political crisis, russia, Sahel, security, terrorism, Tuareg separatists, west africa

Al-Qaeda-Linked JNIM Softens Rule as It Expands Control in Mali

Dakar-Al-Qaeda-linked militants in Mali have reduced public brutality and taken on broader administrative roles in areas under their control, residents

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Trump Says US Strike Killed Tren de Aragua Leader in Venezuela

Washington- President Donald Trump said on Friday that US forces carried out a strike that killed Hector Rusthenford Guerrero Flores,

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NewsDesk MC June 7, 2026June 7, 2026 armed groups, banditry, boko haram, Borno South Youth Alliance, Borno State, Cameroon border, Gwoza, hostages, humanitarian crisis, insurgency, kidnapping crisis, Maiduguri, mass release, Mohammed Ali Ndume, Ngoshe, nigeria, ransom payments, Samaila Kaigama, security crisis, terrorism, west africa

Boko Haram Releases 416 Captives in Rare Mass Freedom Amid Nigeria’s Kidnapping Crisis

Maiduguri- More than 400 women and children abducted by Boko Haram militants earlier this year in northeastern Nigeria have been

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NewsDesk MC June 7, 2026June 7, 2026 Abiy Ahmed, Addis Ababa, armed conflict, Arsi Zone, civilian casualties, displacement, East Africa, election violence, Eleta Chefa, ethiopia, ethnic tensions, humanitarian crisis, insurgency, ola, Oromia, Oromo Liberation Army, parliamentary election, political instability, Prosperity Party, security crisis, terrorism

Deadly Election-Period Raids in Oromia Expose Ethiopia’s Enduring Security Fault Lines

Addis Ababa-Ethiopia’s government has accused the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) of carrying out a series of attacks in the Oromia

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NewsDesk MC May 27, 2026May 27, 2026 Baloch Liberation Army, Balochistan, BLA, China Pakistan Economic Corridor, civilian casualties, Eid al-Adha, Gwadar port, infrastructure projects, insurgency, Jaffar Express, militancy, pakistan, Pakistan security, Quetta, railway attack, security forces, separatists, South Asia, suicide attack, terrorism, train bombing

Quetta Train Bombing Casts Pall Over Eid Festivities in Pakistan’s Restive Balochistan

Quetta-Residents of Pakistan’s southwestern city of Quetta prepared for a subdued Eid Al-Adha after a suicide bombing targeting a passenger

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NewsDesk MC May 24, 2026May 24, 2026 Balochistan, casualties, Chaman Pattak, counterinsurgency, Eid holiday, explosion, improvised explosive device, insurgency, military personnel, pakistan, Pakistan security, passenger train, Quetta, railway attack, regional instability, security forces, separatists, South Asia, terrorism, train bombing, transportation security

Deadly Train Bombing Rocks Quetta as Military Personnel Among Victims

Quetta-At least 24 people were killed and more than 50 injured on Sunday when a bomb struck a passenger train

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NewsDesk MC May 23, 2026May 23, 2026 australia, Australian nationals, counterterrorism, crimes against humanity, daesh, Damascus, foreign fighters, international coalition, islamic state, kurdish forces, middle east, Qamishli, refugee camps, repatriation, Roj Camp, security, slavery charges, syria, Syrian Conflict, terrorism, women and children

Australia Repatriates Final Nationals from Syria’s Roj Camp

Qamishli-The last Australian women and children held in a camp in northeastern Syria housing relatives of suspected foreign militants have

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Car Bomb Near Syrian Defense Facility in Damascus Kills Soldier, Injures Others

Damascus-A car bomb exploded near a Syrian defense ministry-affiliated building in central Damascus on Tuesday, killing at least one soldier

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NewsDesk MC May 17, 2026May 17, 2026 Aadhaar card, Abdullah Abu Hureira, Al Falah module, counterterrorism, forged passport, hair transplant, India security, Jammu and Kashmir, Lahore, Lashkar-e-Taiba, militant infiltration, Mohammed Usman Jatt, nia, overground workers, pakistan, Red Fort blast, sleeper cells, srinagar, Srinagar police, terrorism, Umer-un Nabi

Pakistani terrorist paused attack plans for hair transplant in Kashmir, NIA says

Srinagar-A Pakistani operative linked to the banned Lashkar-e-Taiba told investigators he temporarily halted militant activities in Jammu and Kashmir to

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