Africa
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Jul- 2022 -25 July
Mali Says New Attack ‘Foiled’ Against Military Camp
Mali said it had thwarted a new attack on a military camp in the center of the country two days after a suicide attack in a garrison town.
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25 July
Al-Shabaab Fighters ‘Destroyed’ in Ethiopian Incursion
Authorities in the Ethiopian region of Somali said they had "destroyed" fighters from the Al-Shabaab Islamist group.
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22 July
Militia Clashes in Libya Capital Kill 9
At least nine people were killed overnight Thursday-Friday in heavy clashes between militias in the Libyan capital Tripoli, emergency services said.
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22 July
Mali Says It Has Thwarted Attack at Key Garrison Town
The Malian army said it had thwarted a "terrorist" attack on the outskirts of the capital where a key military base is located.
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22 July
French Commander Accuses Wagner of ‘Preying’ on Mali
The commander of French anti-jihadist force Barkhane accused "mercenaries" from Russian group Wagner of "preying" on Mali.
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20 July
Death Toll From Sudan Ethnic Clashes Rises to 105: Official
Ethnic clashes in Sudan's Blue Nile state in a deadly land dispute killed 105 people and wounded 291, the state's health minister said.
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20 July
Morocco, Israel Strengthen Military Links as Army Chief Visits Kingdom
Israel and Morocco strengthened military ties during meetings between the Jewish state's army chief and Moroccan defense officials.
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19 July
Rebels Kill 10 in Eastern DR Congo
Suspected rebels have left at least 10 people dead in a series of attacks in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, local sources said.
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18 July
Car Bomb Kills Five at Somalia Hotel: Police
A powerful car bomb killed at least five people outside a popular hotel in central Somalia, police and witnesses said.
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15 July
NY National Guard to Join South African Forces in 2022 Shared Accord
NY Army National Guard to participate in 2022 Shared Accord, a two-week exercise with South African National Defense Force.
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