UN says drone strike destroys aid truck supplies in North Darfur
A drone strike destroyed an aid truck's cargo in Sudan's North Darfur state, raising fresh concerns over the safety of humanitarian operations as the war deepens.
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Flights resume at Bamako airport after a 24-hour security suspension
Mali's transport ministry said airport operations restarted at Modibo Keita International Airport at 6:00 a.m. after flights were halted for security reasons.
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Tuareg rebels say deal allows Russian Africa Corps to leave Kidal as fighting spreads across Mali
Tuareg rebels said they reached an agreement allowing Russian Africa Corps forces to withdraw from Kidal, a shift that left the northern town under rebel control after fresh clashes and coordinated attacks across Mali.
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Nigeria says eight children remain missing after Kogi orphanage attack
Authorities in Nigeria’s Kogi State say gunmen kidnapped 23 people from an unregistered orphanage, with 15 later rescued and eight children still missing.
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Mali says army has pulled back from Kidal after coordinated rebel and jihadi assault
The government said attacks across Mali were ending after a day of violence that killed the defense minister and forced troops out of Kidal, a symbolic northern stronghold.
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Israel and Hezbollah Trade Blame as Ceasefire Frays in Southern Lebanon
Each side says the other is breaking the truce while airstrikes, drone attacks and fresh displacement keep the border volatile.
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Israel orders residents of seven southern Lebanon towns to leave as ceasefire tensions rise
Israel issued new evacuation warnings for seven towns north of the Litani River, saying Hezbollah was violating the ceasefire as fighting and displacement intensified in southern Lebanon.
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At least 29 killed in attack on Adamawa football pitch, governor says
Authorities in Nigeria’s Adamawa state say gunmen killed at least 29 people in Guyaku community, with local accounts describing an attack on youths gathered at a football pitch.
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Russia and North Korea deepen military ties with new long-term deal
Russian defense minister Andrei Belousov and State Duma chairman Vyacheslav Volodin visited Pyongyang as Moscow and North Korea agreed on longer-term military cooperation.
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Colombia bombing death toll rises to 20 as highway attack deepens security crisis
Authorities say the death toll from a weekend bombing on a Colombian highway has climbed to 20, with 36 people injured.
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Mali army says 80 militants were neutralised after nationwide operations
Mali's armed forces said they killed at least 80 militants in operations across the country following attacks on government troop positions.
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Mali faces its largest coordinated attack in years as gunfire spreads across the country
Armed groups hit several cities at once, with reports of fighting in Bamako, Gao, Kidal, Mopti and Sevare.
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Germany positions naval units for possible Hormuz mission
Berlin said it was moving naval units to the Mediterranean as a possible precursor to a mission in the Strait of Hormuz.
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Gunmen stage coordinated attacks across Mali, including in Bamako
Mali’s army said it was fighting armed groups after attacks on Bamako and several other locations, in what appeared to be a coordinated strike across the country.
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Trump cancels planned US envoy trip to Islamabad after Iran talks shift
Donald Trump said he had told Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner not to travel to Pakistan, reversing a planned diplomatic stop linked to possible talks with Iranian officials.
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Bus bombing on Colombia’s Pan-American Highway kills 14, wounds 38
A bus bombing on the Pan-American Highway in Cauca Department left 14 dead and 38 injured, deepening concern over a wave of attacks in Colombia.
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Mali says defence minister is killed as rebels seize Kidal and intensify challenge to junta
Jihadists and Tuareg separatists overran the northern town of Kidal, killed Defence Minister Sadio Camara and left Mali’s military rulers facing their most serious security test in years.
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Intercommunal fighting in eastern Chad kills at least 42, officials say
Authorities said a dispute over a water well in Guereda escalated into deadly clashes, prompting the government to send senior officials and troops.
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US military strike in eastern Pacific kills two, AP reports
The Trump administration’s campaign against alleged drug-trafficking vessels has now killed at least 183 people, according to the report.
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Superyacht Nord crosses the Strait of Hormuz under Iran-approved lane, report says
A report says the superyacht Nord, linked to sanctioned Russian oligarch Alexei Mordashov, used a shipping lane declared safe by Iran.
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Pirates seize tanker off Somalia and hold 11 Pakistani crew hostage
Pirates boarded an oil tanker near Somalia and took its crew hostage, including 11 Pakistanis, according to the supplied report.
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Eight killed and 49 wounded in Russian attacks on Dnipro, regional official says
An updated toll included two injured children as rescue crews continued searching a destroyed four-storey residential building in the Ukrainian city.
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USS George H. W. Bush joins two other US carriers in the Middle East
CENTCOM said three U.S. aircraft carriers are operating simultaneously in the Middle East, the largest such concentration in decades.
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U.S. Treasury expands sanctions on Iran-linked financial networks
The U.S. Treasury says it has targeted Iran-linked financial networks, including digital asset wallets, as Washington seeks to tighten pressure on Tehran.
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