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Russian security services have taken into custody a man suspected of orchestrating a deadly car explosion that claimed the life of a general just outside Moscow, according to a statement from the FSB, Russia's secret service. The Kremlin has placed the blame squarely on Ukraine for the blast that occurred yesterday, which resulted in the death of Lieutenant General Yaroslav Moskalik, the deputy head of the military's main operational division. In a revealing statement, the FSB noted, "Ukrainian special services agent Ignat…

Recent Changes in Somalia’s Political Landscape In a significant reshuffling within Somalia’s leadership, Jibril Abdirashid Haji Abdi has been appointed as the second deputy prime minister. This appointment certainly adds a fresh dynamic to the current administration. Abdirashid is not a newcomer to the political scene; he brings a wealth of experience garnered from his previous role as the Minister of Commerce and Industry. As we navigate uncertain waters in the realm of governance, one can't help but wonder: how will…

TORONTO, Canada (AX) — In the vibrant tapestry of Canadian politics, the name Sayid Ahmed is emerging as a crucial thread. Ahmed is one of three candidates of Somali descent contending for seats in Canada's Parliament, a significant development amidst an election marked by pressing economic challenges and rising political tensions with the United States. Standing under the banner of the Conservative Party in Edmonton Centre, Ahmed aspires to make history as the first Somali Canadian elected from his party. His…

Attempt to Remove Somalia’s Intelligence Chief: A Tale of Intrigue and Resilience Mogadishu (AX) – A political storm seems to be brewing in the heart of Somalia's government. The halls of the Federal Government of Somalia's leadership are buzzing with controversy, focusing heavily on the attempt to unseat Abdullahi Mohamed Ali (Sanbalooshe), the Director of the National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA). Sources have revealed an intricate web of political maneuvering, with former NISA Chief Mahad Mohamed Salad…

In a bold move, US President Donald Trump has called for the seamless passage of American commercial and military vessels through the Panama and Suez Canals, directing his Secretary of State to make swift advancements on this issue. "We will not let anything stand in the way of our ships," he stated, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. For months, Mr. Trump has advocated for greater US control over the Panama Canal, but his recent social media remarks have expanded the conversation to include the crucial Suez route as…

Crackdown on Unauthorized Flags: North Western State of Somalia Police’s Directive Ahead of Independence Day Celebrations In the vibrant city of Hargeisa, an air of anticipation fills the streets as North Western State of Somalia prepares to commemorate a significant milestone—the celebration of its Independence Day on May 18. Police Commissioner Abdirahman Abdillahi Hassan, more commonly known as Abdi Dheere, recently addressed journalists at a press briefing, where he outlined an important directive that has stirred…

Somalia's Appeal for Continued Global Support Amid Al-Shabaab Challenges MOGADISHU, Somalia - Striving for stability after decades of turmoil, Somalia continues to echo its need for sustained international aid. The ravages of civil war still linger, exacerbated by the looming threats of Al-Shabaab and ISIS in the northern territories. How does a nation rebuild amidst such adversity? Ali Mohamed Omar, the articulate Minister of State and International Cooperation, highlighted the necessity for support to ensure a smooth…

New Regulations for the Petroleum Sector in Somalia The recent implementation of new regulations within Somalia's petroleum sector marks a significant turning point for the industry. At the core of these changes lies a collaborative effort between the Ministry of Petroleum and the Somali Quality Assurance Authority. Together, they are on a mission to ensure that fuel shipments are not only properly inspected but also compliant with established standards. This initiative isn't merely bureaucratic; it represents a…

The death toll from a significant explosion at Iran's largest commercial port has tragically escalated to 28, as reported by Pirhossein Koolivand, the chief of the Red Crescent. This information comes as an update to earlier figures disseminated by state media. "Unfortunately, 28 people have so far died," Koolivand stated in a video shared on the Iranian government's official website. He further noted that over 1,000 individuals were injured in the incident at Shahid Rajaee Port, which occurred yesterday, and that many have…

Northeastern State to Support Somali Government in Fight Against Al-Shabaab Militants BOSASO, Somalia - In the rugged terrain of the Calmiskat mountains, Northeastern State forces achieved a noteworthy milestone, successfully curbing the influence of ISIS in the region. With this newfound momentum, the Northeastern State administration is setting its sights on a broader challenge: aiding southern Somalia in its ongoing struggle against the pervasive threat of…