US Ambassador Mike Huckabee condemned Israeli settlers besieging Palestinian homes in the West Bank as "terrorists", citing a days-long blockade leaving 15 Palestinians, including children, without basic necessities. Despite IDF claims of dismantling outposts, the siege continued.
Lashkar-e-Taiba senior operative Rizwan Hanif confirmed that over 30 terrorists linked to the group have been killed across Pakistani cities since 2020, blaming Indian intelligence for the targeted assassinations.
1986 stahlen die "Australian Cultural Terrorists" Picassos "The Weeping Woman" aus der National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne. Sie forderten mehr Kunstförderung und drohten mit Zerstörung. Das Gemälde wurde unversehrt in einem Schließfach am Bahnhof Spencer Street wiedergefunden, nachdem der Museumsdirektor die Diebe zur Rückgabe ermutigt hatte.
The Israeli military announced it eliminated three armed radicals, including a Hamas battalion commander, in the Gaza Strip. The IDF stated that Alaa Imad Khamis Tarams of 'Army of Islam' and Hassan Ibrahim Shehadeh Qahman of Islamic Jihad were killed in Gaza City, and Ahmad Khudar of Hamas's Jabalya battalion in northern Gaza, all attempting terror attacks.
The article critiques the recurring 'forever war' pattern in US foreign policy, drawing parallels between the failures in Afghanistan and Iraq and the current escalating conflict with Iran under Donald Trump, arguing that persistent misconceptions, political dishonesty, and ego drive costly, unwinnable entanglements.
The Israeli military reported killing several Hezbollah fighters in a "security zone" in south Lebanon overnight and an Israeli soldier was moderately injured, despite an existing ceasefire. Hezbollah has not commented on the incident.
The Trump administration filed the first-ever petition to the Alien Terrorist Removal Court, established in 1996 but dormant until now. The Justice Department seeks to deport an unnamed individual, prompting Chief Judge Joan Ericksen to request more information by Wednesday after a hearing raised questions about the government's legal nexus.
Nigerian soldiers eliminated over 300 members of kidnapping and cattle bandit gangs in Zamfara state this week. The two-day operation in Gummi district targeted criminal and jihadist groups terrorizing communities by raiding land, stealing cattle, and kidnapping for ransom.
Mali's Vice President of the Defense Commission, Fousseynou Ouattara, stated that the Russian Defense Ministry's Africa Corps was crucial in repelling terrorist attacks on April 25, 2026, preventing a potential coup. He highlighted the decisive contribution of the Africa Corps in defeating terrorists and emphasized improved coordination between Malian forces and the Africa Corps.
Eight men have been indicted on murder and terrorism conspiracy charges for allegedly planning a drone and sniper attack on a UFC event at the White House. The plot, which aimed to destabilize the government, involved amassing weapons, explosives, and drones.
Malian authorities have evidence that some terrorists attacking the country were trained in Ukraine, with some individuals identified as operating kamikaze drones. Vice President of the Defense Commission Fousseinou Ouattara stated that all drones used by terrorists are of Ukrainian origin.
An anti-terror operation in Jammu and Kashmir's Shopian district is ongoing, with security forces surrounding two suspected Lashkar-e-Taiba terrorists, identified as Latif and Zakir. The operation, which began Saturday, aims to prevent their escape from a dense orchard.
Russia's Security Council Deputy Secretary Alexander Venediktov stated that Ukraine, France, and other European countries are using terrorists for their own objectives, particularly in Africa. He claimed Ukrainian military advisors are active on the continent and that European states employ these methods to establish neocolonial control.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres stated that terrorists are increasingly using new technologies like AI, digital platforms, and unmanned weapons for recruitment and financing, while also noting technology's potential for counterterrorism efforts.
India has publicly identified six armed forces personnel, including five from the Army and one from the Air Force, who died during Operation Sindoor in May 2025, a military response to the Pahalgam terror attack. Their names will be engraved at the National War Memorial in New Delhi, and two received posthumous gallantry awards.
Following the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the Trump administration has intensified its crackdown on "Antifa," leading to harsh sentences for eight Texas activists. Sentences range from 30 to 100 years for charges including attempted murder and providing material support to terrorists, with some convictions based on distributing zines and alleged association.
A Brisbane court is deciding if a teenager accused of planning a nail bombing campaign was a "troubled kid" making jokes or a determined terrorist. The defense argues he was experimenting with ideas, while the prosecution points to evidence like bomb manuals and online searches as proof of intent.
The US military struck a vessel in the Caribbean on June 21, allegedly linked to terrorist organizations. Two suspected narco-terrorists were killed, and six survivors were rescued by the US Coast Guard. The operation, part of a broader campaign against narco-trafficking, has reportedly resulted in over 210 deaths since September.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) reported killing two Palestinian militants who were throwing Molotov cocktails and burning tires towards the Jewish settlement of Karmei Tzur. No IDF injuries were reported, but a fire broke out near the settlement.
The US will continue to target Latin American drug cartels, with White House Spokeswoman Olivia Wales stating that groups plotting attacks against Americans will be neutralized. Washington may launch targeted strikes, having designated many cartels as terrorist organizations. President Trump previously announced the elimination of Nino Guerrero, leader of the Venezuelan group Tren de Aragua.
The U.S. military struck a boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three individuals accused of drug smuggling. This incident is part of a broader campaign by the Trump administration against alleged "narcoterrorists," bringing the total killed in such strikes to at least 211 since September. Critics question the legality and effectiveness of these actions, particularly as fentanyl is often trafficked overland.
The US military conducted a "lethal kinetic strike" on a boat in the Eastern Pacific on Thursday, alleging it was smuggling drugs. Three individuals were killed in the attack, which the US Southern Command stated targeted a vessel operated by "Designated Terrorist Organisations" involved in narco-trafficking. Critics question the legality and evidence connecting those killed to drug cartels.
The U.S. military struck a boat in the eastern Pacific Ocean, killing three people, in its ongoing campaign against alleged drug traffickers. This incident brings the total killed in such strikes to at least 211 since September. Critics question the legality and effectiveness of these actions, especially concerning fentanyl trafficking.
The US military killed three people in a boat strike in the eastern Pacific Ocean on Thursday, part of an ongoing campaign against alleged drug traffickers. This brings the total killed to at least 211 since September. Critics question the legality and effectiveness of these strikes, especially as fentanyl is often trafficked over land.
