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UN Reports: Humanitarian Trucks Granted Access to Gaza, Yet Aid Remains Unretrieved

The United Nations has announced that five trucks carrying essential nutritional supplies were allowed to cross into Gaza from Israel through the Kerem Shalom border today. However, the UN reported that the supplies have yet to be collected for distribution. In a recent statement, UN aid chief Tom Fletcher characterized the limited resumption of aid after an extensive 11-week blockade, amidst an uptick in military action, as "a welcome development," yet stressed that it remains "a drop in the ocean" compared to the urgent…

Northeastern State Remains Quiet Amid UAE’s Reported Israeli Radar Deployment in Bosaso

Mogadishu (AX) — The air in Northeastern State feels charged with tension these days, as authorities remain tight-lipped regarding serious allegations that the United Arab Emirates has installed sophisticated radar equipment, manufactured in Israel, at the bustling port city of Bosaso. These claims have raised eyebrows, inviting both speculation and concern about the increasing shadows of covert security operations and the burgeoning rift with Somalia's federal government. The controversy has escalated following…

General Sheegow’s Remains Transferred to Jowhar Post Mogadishu Farewell

The Life and Controversial Death of General Sheegow Mourners gathered in heartfelt unison, their voices echoing through the air with emotional reverberations of "Takbir," as they sought justice for General Sheegow. This was not just another funeral procession—it embodied profound discontent and an underlying quest for clarity. “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” — Martin Luther King Jr. But how does such a sentiment resonate within the unfolding story of General Sheegow? Sentenced to a decade behind…

Rwanda Uncovers Remains of 258 Genocide Victims on Land Linked to Perpetrators

The recent recovery of 258 victims from the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi, as reported by Ibuka, the genocide survivors' association, has cast a somber shadow over Ngoma Sector in Huye District. This initiative to unearth long-buried truths began a fortnight ago, specifically in Matyazo Cell, Kamucuzi Village, where the harrowing discovery of four bodies was made within an abandoned pit latrine. Such sites, once commonplace due to the heinous acts that took place there, bear witness to unspeakable tragedies. The unearthed…

EU Leader: Every Possibility Remains Open for US Tariff Reaction

Ursula von der Leyen, the President of the European Commission, has made it clear that "all options are on the table" in light of the tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump. While she emphasized that the EU does not seek an economic confrontation, she affirmed that the union possesses the "power to push back." Speaking at a plenary session of the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, Ms. von der Leyen addressed concerns raised by an MEP who labeled the proposed U.S. tariffs as "fear trade." She described the…

Remains of 15 Rescuers Found in Gaza After Fatal Confrontation with Israeli Forces

The remains of eight Red Crescent medics, six civil defense members, and one UN employee, who were tragically shot by Israeli forces over a week ago, have been unearthed from a shallow grave in southern Gaza, as confirmed by UN officials. Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA), expressed his outrage on the social media platform X, stating that the bodies had been "discarded in shallow graves - a profound violation of human dignity." His comments underscore the severe consequences of…

Northeastern State Retrieves Remains of ISIS Fighters After U.S. Strike

Bosaso (AX) – In a resolute sweep, Northeastern State security forces have made a significant breakthrough. After a decisive U.S. airstrike, more than ten remains of ISIS militants were unearthed, along with an arsenal of weapons and pivotal documents. This revelation came to light on a recent Monday, according to military insiders. The U.S. Africa Command (commonly known as AFRICOM), collaborated intricately with the Somali federal government. Their target? Extremist operatives nestled in the Togga Miraale sector of the…

Minister Robow: Mogadishu Remains Secure Against Al-Shabaab

Mogadishu (AX) — With a blend of confidence and caution, Somali Minister of Endowments and Religious Affairs, Mukhtar Robow Ali, firmly assures his nation that Al-Shabaab's capacity to menace Mogadishu is on the wane. Speaking at a somber press conference in the heart of Somalia’s capital, Robow delineated the situation with a conviction born from firsthand experience—a narrative rich in complexity and hope. Hosting the press on a sunny Sunday afternoon, Robow…

Pope Receives High-Flow Oxygen Therapy, Remains Stable, Reports Vatican

The latest update from the Vatican regarding Pope Francis paints a cautiously optimistic picture. As he marks his 17th day in the hospital, officials have reported that his condition is stable, though they describe his prognosis as "reserved." It’s a reminder that even the most revered figures in spirituality are not immune to the trials of the human condition. Since February 14, the 88-year-old pontiff has been receiving care at Rome's Gemelli Hospital following a severe respiratory infection that has presented various…

Hamas Releases Five Captives to Red Cross in Gaza Following Return of Shiri Bibas’ Remains

In a significant turn of events, Hamas has released five hostages amid Israel's acknowledgment that a body returned earlier belonged to Shiri Bibas, a victim who, along with her family, was kidnapped during the harrowing assault on 7 October 2023. The somber exchange, marked by a tinge of relief and grief, reflects the ongoing complexities of the conflict. The twilight hours witnessed a poignant scene in Rafah, where masked militants introduced Tal Shoham, 40, and Averu Mengistu, 39, publicly before facilitating their…

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