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murderous suicide attack on a camp

According to a preliminary toll by the Somali army, a suicide attack left at least ten dead and twenty injured in the Somali capital on Tuesday (June 15). A man blew himself up in the middle of young army recruits in front of a large military camp in the city. The attack has not yet been claimed but the Islamist shebabs are suspected. The terrorist claimed to have considered a new recruit in the Somali army. He would have mingled with dozens of young people waiting in line in front of the General Abdikarim Yusuf…

attack on the residence of the President of

In Niamey, attackers attacked the residence of Seini Oumarou, the president of the National Assembly, Friday night, June 11 until Saturday, June 12. Terrorist attack or crime by petty criminals in Niamey? Monopolizes the case. An investigation is underway. as reported from Niamey, Moussa KakaArmed men on motorcycles shot at…

an Ivorian soldier killed in an attack in

An attack took place Monday night in the northeastern Ivory Coast. According to the Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, one soldier lost his life. The attack took place in the town of Tougbo not far from the Burkinabe border. A sector where uncertainty reappears. With our special correspondent in Abidjan, Jean-Luc AploganThis…

After the Solhan attack, the government

In Burkina Faso, following the attack on the rural municipality of Solhan, on the night of June 4-5, the governor of the Sahel region is taking action. He discontinues the gold mining business. According to the government spokesman, the attack was mainly aimed at the gold mining site for this rural municipality. All artisanal…

Turkey condemns attacks that have killed over 100 years

Turkey said in a statement early Sunday that it "condemns" an attack by unidentified attackers in northern Burkina Faso that left more than 100 people dead. The attack occurred in a village in Yagha province in the Sahel region overnight on Friday. "We strongly condemn this heinous attack," the Foreign Ministry said in a statement. "We extend our sincere condolences to the families of those who lost their lives, as well as to the friendly and fraternal people and government of Burkina Faso," it added. Attackers…

at least 100 civilians were killed in the attack on one

According to security sources, at least 100 people were killed in the night of June 4-5 in an attack on the village of Solhan, located in the Sahel region, north of Burkina Faso. The attackers also burned down houses and markets. as reported from Ouagadougou, Yaya BoudaniIt was around two o'clock when armed people entered the…

Al-Shabaab raids Mandera, killing three officers in the latest Kenya attack

Al-Shabaab raids Mandera, killing three officers in the latest Kenya attack NAIROBI, Kenya - At least three policemen were killed by al-Shabaab militants on Friday in Mandera, following an IED explosion followed by a gun battle in Banisa, a few kilometers near the border between Kenya and Ethiopia. Police reports show that the special officials specializing in dealing with terrorism ran over an…

twelve folks killed in a brand new assault

In Burundi, twelve folks, together with a senior military officer, had been killed on Sunday night, Might 9, in an ambush in the middle of the nation. Their car has been an ambush and in current months this shouldn't be the primary of its variety. This occurred 4 km from Muramvya, a locality situated about fifty kilometers…

Somalia is collaborating in condemning the lethal terrorist assault in Afghanistan

Somalia participates in condemnation of the lethal terrorist assault in Afghanistan MOGADISHU, Somalia - The federal authorities of Somalia has joined the entire world in condemning a terrorist assault in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, the Asian nation that has struggled with instability for 20 years after the 9/11 assaults in the USA. Afghan officers stated on Sunday that the…

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