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Recovery Operations Conclude Following Catastrophic Earthquake in Myanmar

The search for survivors from last month’s catastrophic earthquake in Myanmar is gradually reaching its conclusion. As we transition from rescue operations to a focus on relief and recovery, the staggering death toll has now surpassed 3,500 and continues to rise. In the capital city of Naypyitaw, residents are working diligently to clear away debris, salvaging materials from their damaged homes. Meanwhile, soldiers have been busy removing wreckage from some of the area’s Buddhist monasteries. According to the Myanmar Fire…

Israel Intensifies Ground Operations in Gaza, Targeting Hamas in Lebanon

The Israeli military has officially commenced a ground offensive in Gaza City, as reports from rescuers indicate that at least 30 individuals have lost their lives across Palestinian territories since daybreak. Following the resumption of military operations last month and the subsequent end of a brief truce with Hamas, Israel has intensified efforts to control territory in Gaza. The objective, as stated by Israeli officials, is to compel militants to release hostages still in captivity. In tandem, Israel has ramped up its…

Israel Announces Plans to Broaden Gaza Operations to Capture Significant Territories

Israel has announced plans to enhance its military operations, indicating a move to seize "large areas" of the Gaza Strip, where recent strikes have tragically resulted in the deaths of 34 individuals, including casualties at a UN facility. As Israel's Defence Minister, Israel Katz, stated, the objective is to "destroy and clear the area of terrorists and terrorist infrastructure." While details about the specific territories to be seized remain unspecified, Katz emphasized that these areas would become part of Israeli…

Heathrow Airport Resumes Full Operations Following Fire Closure

Heathrow Airport Returns to Full Operations Following Power Outage Heathrow Airport is now "fully operational," according to a spokesperson, just one day after a significant fire at a nearby power station brought travel chaos to Europe’s busiest air hub. “We can confirm that Heathrow is open and fully operational today,” announced the spokesperson. “Our teams are working diligently across the airport to assist passengers impacted by yesterday’s outage at an off-airport power substation.” To expedite the…

Gambia’s Special Court Seeks Financial Support to Continue Operations

As the dawn of 2024 approached, a significant legislative move unfolded in The Gambia. The National Assembly took a historic step, passing a bill aimed at establishing a specialized tribunal dedicated to prosecuting human rights violations attributed to the tumultuous reign of former president Yahya Jammeh. This decision, though monumental in its moral implications, was further galvanized in December when the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) announced its commitment to assist The Gambia in creating this…

Defense Chief Cautions Against Al-Shabaab Ties During Operations

Mogadishu (AX) — Somali Defense Minister Abdikadir Mohamed Nur has made a compelling call to the public: "Steer clear of Al-Shabaab interactions as military operations ramp up in the Middle Shabelle region." His address on Sunday served as a stark reminder of the militant group's lingering influence, especially in areas like El Bacad, where some individuals reportedly continue to maintain ties with Al-Shabaab. The Defense Minister highlighted the precision of recent airstrikes, designed to target senior Al-Shabaab leaders…

Bold Nigerian Smugglers Boost Operations with Own Facilities

Nigeria Customs Service Observes Evolving Smuggling Tactics In a revelation that might not catch everyone by surprise but certainly demands our attention, the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) recently exposed how smugglers have ingeniously set up small, scattered storage hubs within border villages. These are not just ordinary hideouts. They act as critical transit locations where traffickers cunningly divide their shipments into smaller, more manageable…

AFRICOM Announces 2025 Somalia Airstrike Operations

AFRICOM's Tactical Engagement in Somalia: A 2025 Overview Edited By Ali MusaAxadle Times International–Monitoring An Unexpected Revelation in the Numbers In a year where the winds of change are blowing across the African continent, the U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) has unveiled a crucial piece of information. As of March 5, 2025, AFRICOM has affirmed its execution of ten airstrikes within…

U.S. Airstrike in Somalia Eliminates ISIS Commander Connected to Jihadist Operations in the West

BOSASO, Somalia – Just a couple of weeks after the airstrikes in the Cal-Miskaad mountains of Northeastern State, the US Africa Command has finally pulled back the veil, announcing the identity of the ISIS leader who met his demise in the February 1 strikes. This revelation certainly brings an end to the many conjectures floating around about who the intended target was. In a rather rare move, President Donald Trump chose to personally address the airstrike in Somalia. He mentioned that the US Africa Command was after an…

Niger’s Military Regime Unilaterally Dismisses Red Cross Operations, Citing No Reasons

In a surprising move that has sent shockwaves through the humanitarian community, the military junta in Niger has issued an expulsion order for the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). Strikingly, they provided no official rationale for this decisive action, leaving many to speculate about the motivations behind it. The ICRC has been a steadfast presence in Niger since 1990, tirelessly delivering crucial healthcare services to over 120,000 individuals affected by armed conflict. Their commitment to alleviating…

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