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Since the Nigerian Army adopted a strategy of aggressive ground troops and airstrikes in Borno, scores of ISWAP and Boko Haram terrorists have surrendered.

U.S. Presidents once condemned Israel’s civilian massacres and threatened sanctions over its occupation of Egyptian lands. The U.S. political mood changed swiftly after the ’67 war. But it could change back again in the wake of apartheid reports.

Mozambican officials announced that police killed Tanzanian jihadist leader Tuahil Muhidim and another suspected militant in a Jan. 29 raid on Muhidim's hideout, The Defense Post reported Jan. 31.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Authorities in Mali seem to be considering negotiations with Jamaat Nusratul Islam wal-Muslimin, the country’s largest Islamist insurgency. Pursuing talks will be a tall order, given the stakes and the group’s al-Qaeda connection. Both the government and the militants should begin with incremental steps.

Ukrainian BTR-3s were spotted in Myanmar after the coup, drawing attention to the lesser-known but well-established defense ties between the two countries.

The U.S. Defense Department said the country now has an aggressive hypersonic missile. The government plans to conduct up to 40 tests.

Photos of PM Abiy Ahmed’s visit to a northern airfield provided glimpses of unusual aircraft — bearing similarities to Tehran’s armed drones

HEADLINES & GLOBAL NEWS By   Jul 17, 2021 02:16 AM EDT (Photo : Pexels / Joseph Fuller) South Korea is aiming to develop its own defense system by 2035 to protect itself from North Korea South Korea is currently building its own artillery and short-range rocket defense system, taking inspiration from Israels Iron Dome program, in an attempt to bolster the countrys defenses against potential threats, including North Korea. Last month, the South Korean government ann...