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Troops arrest 11 suspected kidnappers, victims identify four in Jos @DHQNigeria @HQNigerianArmy https://t.co/IbmxWtJuMv

Israeli President Isaac Herzog pardoned former IDF soldier Elor Azaria, who was convicted in 2016 of killing a wounded Palestinian assailant in Hebron. Herzog said the decision was made “in the spirit of these days” and reflected the importance of “repair, reconciliation and the ability to move forward.” Source: Haaretz

Troops arrest 11 suspected kidnappers, victims identify four in Jos By: Zagazola Makama Troops of Sector 1, Sub-Sector 12, have arrested 11 suspected kidnappers during a raid operation conducted in parts of Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State. The operation was launched at about 5:40 a.m. on September 19, 2026, following the recent kidnapping and subsequent release of Mrs Juliana Goyang and 11-year-old Master Idumafa Amupitan in the Gwafan community of Jos North. According to se

On September 12, Chinese President Xi Jinping met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the Brics summit in New Delhi. In their talks, Xi said China approached the relationship “from a strategic and long-term perspective”. He called for an objective and rational “strategic” perception. That means the two sides should treat each other as partners rather than rivals, and as opportunities rather than threats. In Chinese official and diplomatic language, the term “strategic” is...

Iran disputes US oil claim, approves new rule on Hormuz data cables Iran has disputed a claim by US Central Command (Centcom) that it escorted tankers carrying more than a billion barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. Armed forces spokesman Abolfazl Shekarchi called the claim a “failed psychological operation” meant to boost US troop morale and justify the war’s financial and human costs, Iran’s Fars news agency reported. Centcom had also said it protected more than 2,000 commercial tran
Troops launch offensive operation after vigilante killing, arrest deaf man with Baofeng communication radio @DHQNigeria @HQNigerianArmy https://t.co/E1YERdjyQw

In 2016 Elor Azaria killed a Palestinian attacker who had been incapacitated, fueling a public debate both at home and abroad over Israeli military actions.

Finland’s first two F-35A Lightning II fighter jets arrived at Lapland Air Wing in Rovaniemi on September 18, 2026, marking the start of Finland’s new F-35 era.

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More than 2,300 newly displaced people, mostly women and children, have arrived in North Darfur's Tawila since early September, aid monitors say, driven by intensifying conflict and worsening famine conditions. https://t.co/25LHBDb7EB #Sudan #Darfur #NorthDarfur #Tawila #HumanitarianCrisis #SudanWar

BAMAKO, Mali: The Al-Qaeda -linked Jama’at Nusrat Al-Islam wal-Muslimin militant group released videos of dozens of Malian soldiers it said were captured in combat and claimed that more than 100 others were killed in the attack earlier this month on an army camp in central Mali. The Associated Press could not immediately verify the numbers and the spokesperson for the Malian army, Col.-Maj. Bakary Bocar Maiga, declined to comment. If true, it would make the Sept. 10 attack one of the deadliest

A 2-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl were killed by a Russian drone strike the evening of Sept. 19, regional authorities said.

The US military did not take advantage of a whole series of opportunities to prevent the tragedy, the agency said

ANKARA: Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Saturday that Ankara and Washington were working on “creative ideas” to lift US sanctions imposed on Turkiye over its purchase of Russian S-400 missile systems. Speaking to broadcaster NTV, Fidan did not elaborate on what the ideas were, but said he was hoping for positive steps on the issue. Washington imposed CAATSA sanctions on its NATO ally in 2020 and removed it from its F-35 fighter jet program due to the acquisition of th

The Yemen-based Houthis said they targeted "sensitive sites" in Riyadh, hours after a blaze at a fuel depot near the Saudi capital's main airport. The Saudi-led coalition said Saudi defense downed a ballistic missile.

TUNIS: Hundreds of Tunisians protested on Saturday to demand the release of jailed pro-Palestinian activists accused of money laundering when they helped organize a Gaza-bound humanitarian flotilla. The four activists were arrested in March accused of misusing funds raised for the Global Sumud Flotilla, which sailed to Gaza in 2025 with the aim of delivering aid to the Palestinian territory. The Global Sumud Flotilla, however, has condemned their arrest and repeatedly called for their release
A French military source, asked whether Paris could strike back at Russia without the public knowing, told Le Monde: "It's already the case." France has begun covert conventional responses to Russian hybrid attacks in Europe. Concern is rising across the continent that Russia could move directly against NATO in the near future.

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Elsewhere, a strike reportedly killed a man in Shejaia, east of Gaza City, while another hit a vehicle in the Sheikh Radwan district of Gaza City, killing one person, Hamas and medics said.

Elor Azaria had shot a Palestinian who had already been incapacitated by Israeli troops, in controversial case.
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A total of 188 combat clashes between Ukraine’s Defense Forces and Russian forces were recorded along the front line on September 19, with the enemy most actively attempting to attack in the Kostiantynivka sector.
NOW: The US Embassy in Jerusalem has issued a security alert to US citizens in Israel, warning of potential flight and travel disruptions amid rising tensions in the region.

A major point of tension between the UK and Israel was a disputed conversation between British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband and Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar over the E1 settlement project in the West Bank. British officials said they left an Aug. 11 phone call believing Gideon Sa’ar had indicated that Israel would not open construction bids for E1 before Israel’s October elections. A week later, Israel published tenders for around 1,200 housing units in E1, which British officials vi

Elor Azaria’s conviction in 2017 for manslaughter of man who stabbed soldier continues to divide country Israel’s president has pardoned a combat medic who shot dead a badly wounded Palestinian attacker who had stabbed a soldier in the occupied West Bank, in a case that divided the country a decade ago. Elor Azaria’s conviction in 2017 for manslaughter and his release after serving two-thirds of his 18-month sentence drew enormous attention in Israel, where military service is compulsory for mos
A UAE official source rejected a Haaretz report that Abu Dhabi had warned Israel of an imminent Hamas attack in the weeks before October 7. The source said: The UAE discusses security matters with other countries through the relevant entities, and does not discuss such details at the level of national leaders.

Gaza's IT industry has been devastated from three-years of bombing and destruction.

Beijing consistently opposes unilateral sanctions that lack authorization from the UN

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Terror infrastructure in Bani Suhayla, east of Khan Yunis, is being demolished by the IDF. https://t.co/KhOGYmNRBR

Germany has begun mandatory medical examinations for 18-year-old men born in 2008 as part of the new military registration system. Nearly 1,000 men who did not volunteer interest in joining the Bundeswehr have already been examined. A nationwide screening system with 24 assessment centers is planned to begin in July 2027.
Israel’s greatest failure in the Yom Kippur War was self-inflicted, as intelligence chief Eli Zeira’s confidence in his own assessment led Israel to dismiss mounting warnings of an Arab attack.

A reported strike on a fuel depot at King Khalid International Airport caused delays earlier on Saturday.
US Secretary of Defence Pete Hegseth has kicked off his ‘Send Me Tour’ in Texas amid Iran war backlash.
The military also reinforced forces on Yom Kippur two years ago amid the war and heightened security tensions.
Saudi military spokesman Gen. Turki al-Maliki: Saudi air defenses intercepted and destroyed a Houthi ballistic missile launched at Riyadh before dawn. Further attempts on civilians and civilian sites in Bish, Ta'if, Farsan and Yanbu were all thwarted. Al-Maliki called the Houthi escalation deliberate and systematic terrorist behavior, and said the Saudi-led coalition in Yemen retains the natural right to act as it sees fit to deter them.

Trump has wanted a foothold in Greenland for some time, as a strategic battle unfolds for supremacy in warming Arctic.

The attack, which killed at least two dozen people and went on for hours, is the latest example of the worsening violence near the Afghan border.
Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz: "Missiles are falling, drones are falling one kilometer from the Polish border." "If Ukraine does not have air defense systems, if it does not have ammunition to shoot down these drones, most of these drones will fly through Ukraine and reach Poland." "The state interest is supporting a Ukraine that is fighting, so that missiles are intercepted there and do not reach Poland."

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