By Enyichukwu Enemanna In fulfilment of an agreement with Chadian authorities to leave the Central African country, the French military on Saturday handed over its second base in the junta-led nation. Chad had in November announced...
By Enyichukwu Enemanna Two injured North Korean soldiers allegedly providing support for Russia in its war with Ukraine have been captured as prisoners of war by Ukrainian troops in Kursk Oblast, a Russian territory, President Volodymyr...
The removal of Bashar al-Assad from power in Syria has thrown Russia’s regional strategies into disarray. Analysts believe the Kremlin is shifting its focus to Libya as it seeks a new stronghold in the Mediterranean and...
Benin’s armed forces are reeling from a severe attack near its northern border, where militant activity linked to neighboring Niger and Burkina Faso has surged in recent years. The assault targeted a heavily fortified military position...
Calm returned to N'Djamena, Chad’s capital, on Thursday morning following an overnight assault on the presidential palace that left 19 people dead, most of whom were identified as attackers, according to government officials. Security measures, including...
By Emmanuel Nduka In a daring and intense confrontation on January 4, 2025, Nigerian troops successfully repelled an attack by ISWAP/Boko Haram terrorists in Sabon Gari village, Damboa Local Government Area, Borno State. A statement on...
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