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State media in Myanmar said Bo Nagar, the leader of the Burma National Revolutionary Army, turned himself in after internal fighting exposed deep fractures in the anti-junta resistance.
Read report »Officials in northern Ukraine said fresh Russian strikes wounded six people and damaged homes, cars and windows across Sumy on February 17.
Read report »UKMTO said a vessel was approached by a skiff carrying five people before gunfire was exchanged southwest of Yemen’s port of Aden.
Read report »Ukrainian officials said a drone attack hit a car carrying Sloviansk Thermal Power Plant staff, killing three and wounding one.
Read report »Tehran combined live-fire exercises, sharp warnings to Washington and a round of nuclear talks in Geneva in a tense day for the Gulf.
Read report »Austria has charged a 21-year-old suspect over a plot to attack Taylor Swift’s Vienna concerts in 2024, reopening scrutiny of one of Europe’s most closely watched disruption scares.
Read report »Pakistani military and police said an explosives-laden vehicle rammed a security post in a former Taliban stronghold, killing 12 people in all.
Read report »A Sudan Doctors Network statement said three people were killed and seven wounded when a drone hit Al Mazmoum Hospital.
Read report »Eleven Palestinians, including several militants, were reported killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza on the event date, amid continuing fighting and repeated attacks across the enclave.
Read report »Russian officials said a large-scale Ukrainian drone attack hit multiple regions, leaving parts of Bryansk and other oblasts facing outages and damage to energy infrastructure.
Read report »Motorcycle-riding attackers swept through three communities in central Nigeria on the event date, killing at least 46 people, burning homes and abducting residents as insecurity deepened near the Kainji Forest corridor.
Read report »Japan’s fisheries agency said a Chinese vessel ignored an inspection stop order off Nagasaki Prefecture before authorities boarded the ship.
Read report »President William Ruto announced a reopening date for the long-closed border crossing as Kenya moves to reverse a security-era shutdown.
Read report »The United States has closed its Drug Enforcement Administration office in Santo Domingo, citing corruption concerns tied to the mission and leaving open questions about how counternarcotics cooperation will be handled next.
Read report »The FAA reversed a sudden flight ban within hours, after conflicting accounts emerged over cartel drones, a balloon and anti-drone technology.
Read report »AFP said the strike hit Bohodukhiv in Kharkiv Oblast and left four dead, among them three children.
Read report »Security forces in Ataq, Yemen, opened fire after a crowd linked to the Southern Transitional Council tried to storm a government building, leaving five dead and 39 wounded.
Read report »Ukraine’s General Staff said drones struck the Lukoil-operated Volgograd oil refinery, while Russian officials acknowledged damage at a facility in the region.
Read report »On February 10, 2026, the U.S. military said it would send a small team to Nigeria amid renewed security and diplomatic attention.
Read report »US Vice President JD Vance and Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev signed a strategic partnership agreement in Baku during a regional trip tied to a US-backed Armenia-Azerbaijan peace process.
Read report »A vehicle struck a land mine in Deir ez-Zor Governorate, killing four people, while a separate tractor blast in the same region caused further casualties.
Read report »Israeli airstrikes and gunfire killed five Palestinians in Gaza on the event date, according to RTÉ News, adding pressure to an already fragile truce.
Read report »A glide-bomb attack on Sloviansk killed an 11-year-old girl and her mother, with officials reporting 14 wounded by afternoon.
Read report »Demonstrations erupted in several cities as protesters opposed Israeli president Isaac Herzog’s state visit and Sydney remained under a protest ban.
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