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In recent discussions surrounding the geopolitical landscape, the U.S. military's operations targeting Iran's nuclear capabilities have drawn significant attention. Last weekend, the Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman, General Dan Caine, provided insights during a Senate briefing, clarifying why bunker-buster bombs were not deployed against one of Iran's largest nuclear sites, located in Isfahan. The reasoning behind this strategic decision has sparked curiosity and debate among lawmakers and intelligence analysts alike.…

Accidental Release of Bombs by South Korea’s Air Force: A Call for Reflection In an alarming turn of events, South Korea's Air Force recently reported an incident during a training exercise that has sent shockwaves through the local community. A fighter jet accidentally released eight MK-82 general-purpose bombs, which landed far from the intended target and resulted in civilian injuries. The gravity of this incident cannot be understated—such mistakes in military operations can have profound, lasting impacts on innocent…

Somali army bombs Al-Shabaab hideouts, 17 dead confirmed MOGADISHU, Somalia - In a rare operation, the Somali national army on Tuesday launched an airstrike in Middle Shabelle as part of the ongoing operation to drive al-Shabaab militants out of the country, after decades of devastation among innocent civilians and government officials. To seize security functions in the country, the national…

Somalia - Northeastern State's security forces have killed at least 24 militants who are in line with the Islamic State group by direct fire during a series of operations over the past two days in parts of Bari province. Following a tip-off, troops raided the base in the Al-Miskaat Mountains around the Balidhidin district, where ISIS stored heavy ammunition and materials for making IEDs and car bombs, according to the PSF. A video clip released by the PSF showed troops blowing up two intercepted vehicles filled with…

In Ethiopia, the battle of Mekele began this Saturday morning, November 28, according to the leaders of the TPLF party, which assures that the city will be hit by artillery. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed had promised to set up the "final" phase of his three-day military campaign. The army had warned that there would be no mercy in recapturing the provincial capital, where nearly 500,000 people live.…