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Over 100 Militants Eliminated in Somalia under Trump’s Leadership, States the White House WASHINGTON - The White House has announced a significant milestone: more than 100 militants, associated with al-Shabaab and ISIS, have been neutralized in Somalia since President Donald Trump embarked on his second term this year. This number, according to the administration, is projected to climb as ongoing operations continue. Consider the Cal-Miskaad mountains in Northeastern State, where recent operations claimed the lives of at…

The foreign ministers of the European Union have reached a pivotal agreement to lift economic sanctions on Syria, as announced by the bloc’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas. In her statement, Ms. Kallas emphasized the EU's commitment: "We want to help the Syrian people rebuild a new, inclusive and peaceful Syria." This declaration followed important discussions held in Brussels. This shift in EU policy mirrors recent actions from the United States, with President Donald Trump indicating last week that he would initiate…

Fresh U.S. Intel Reveals Israel's Possible Plans Against Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions On May 20, a fascinating narrative unfolded as Reuters highlighted renewed insights indicating Israel's alleged preparations to target Iran's nuclear facilities. These revelations, brought to light by CNN, stem from conversations with multiple U.S. officials equipped with the latest intelligence. Despite the buzz, the actual intentions of Israeli leaders remain enigmatic. Have they resolved to embark on such a consequential path?…

Somalia: Mortar Attack Targets Mogadishu International Airport – Residents MOGADISHU, Somalia – Bright and early on a Tuesday morning, the peace of the capital city was broken. Residents near the Aden Adde International Airport were jolted from their routines by the echoing booms of at least five mortar rounds. This incident has once again stirred up conversations about the security of this crucial part of Mogadishu. Imagine starting your day hearing loud explosions. It's a reality for those living near the airport. The…

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…

Trump’s Optimistic Call with Putin: Sparks of Hope for Peace Talks WASHINGTON – On a pivotal Monday, President Donald Trump engaged in a much-anticipated phone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Describing the interaction as having gone "very well," Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine are set to begin ceasefire negotiations immediately. This high-stakes call, lasting two hours, left Trump optimistic. He remarked on social media,…

Northeastern State’s Unyielding Fight Against ISIS Without International Aid AXADLE, Somalia, May 5 – The rugged terrains of the Cal Miskaad mountains in Somalia’s semi-autonomous Northeastern State region have been the backdrop for a daunting military campaign. For six arduous months, Northeastern State has been battling the looming threat of the Islamic State group, without a single cent of international financial aid. Surprising? Perhaps. But this is the…

Tragic news has emerged from Gaza, where at least 16 people, including three children, have lost their lives due to recent Israeli attacks, as reported by the territory's civil defense agency. In the southern region of Khan Younis, six individuals were killed in overnight airstrikes, according to civil defense spokesman Mahmud Bassal. The casualties included two young boys, aged five and two, who were tragically struck in their apartment in Al-Mawasi. Furthermore, a subsequent attack in Al-Mawasi led to the deaths of ten…

Sudan's Ongoing Conflict: A Closer Look In a significant escalation of its ongoing conflict, Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) recently launched a drone strike on a military airbase and nearby facilities, specifically targeting the eastern port city of Port Sudan. This development marks the RSF's first move into this region, a fact highlighted by a spokesperson for the Sudanese army on Sunday. Strikingly, reports indicate that there were no casualties from this particular…

The Horn of Africa stands as a stark example of vulnerability in the face of climate change, a sobering reality that reverberates across the region. Extreme weather events are not just becoming more frequent; they are intensifying. Increasingly severe flash floods, like those recently witnessed in Somalia, illustrate this urgent crisis in a most visceral way. Since mid-April, over 45,000 individuals have had their lives profoundly impacted by sudden, torrential rains that resulted in catastrophic flooding. Tragically, at…