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The National Intelligence and Security Service (NISS) of Ethiopia said it has arrested 15 suspected terrorists who were planning a terror attack on the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in Addis Ababa.
In its statement sent to the media this afternoon by the state intelligence agency, stated that the 15 individuals were working with a foreign terrorists. The group of terrorist was taking orders from an individual based in Sweden, named Ahmed Ismael, who is also detained in collaboration with security agencies of Sweden.
Among the 15 members of the terrorist group arrested in Addis Ababa are Ali Ahmed Ardayto, who was receiving tens of thousands of dollars and leading the group on the ground. The other member of the group from whose house documents and weapons are found includes, Mohamed Abdulkeni, according to NISS.
UAE visa centre explosion in Dhaka: Ministry issues statement
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State news agency Wam confirmed that the incident was an accident.
The Embassy of the United Arab Emirates in Dhaka, Bangladesh, has issued a statement regarding an explosion that took place at its visa processing centre on Wednesday, January 13.
According to the authority, an investigation revealed that the explosion occurred due to a mechanical problem encountered during routine maintenance of an air conditioner.
State news agency Wam confirmed that the incident was an accident.
The Embassy further noted that it is currently cooperating with local authorities to conduct further investigations into the matter.
Leaders from Turkey, Israel, Iran, the UAE respond to Donald Trump supporters rioting in Washington
Trump’s continued rejection of his electoral loss incited chaos in Washington, with his supporters breaking down security barricades outside Capitol Hil and entering the chambers of Congress (AFP) By Published date: 7 January 2021 12:35 UTC | Last update: 2 months 2 weeks ago
The world reacted with “concern” to scenes in the United States on Wednesday, after hundreds of US President Donald Trump’s supporters stormed a session of Congress that was certifying Joe Biden’s election win in Washington DC.
Trump’s continued denial that he lost November s presidential election during a rally earlier in the day incited chaos, with his supporters breaking down security barricades outside Capitol Hill and entering the chambers of Congress to disrupt the special session.
Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Nigeria, Dr. Fahad Al Taffaq (right), conducting the Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed (left), round the Calligraphy Exhibition at an occasion to mark the 2020 World Arabic Language Day in Abuja… Sunday.
Every December 18, the world celebrates Arabic Language Day. The day highlights the language’s legacy and immense contribution to humanity. The day is also an opportunity to look into the status and the future of one of the most widely spoken languages across the globe.
With the theme, Arabic Language Academies: Necessity or Luxury? UNESCO will organise a virtual panel discussion to reflect on and discuss the role of language academies in safeguarding and enhancing the Arabic language.