Ukraine fights to hold Chasiv Yar amid Western aid boost
Donetsk region reports relentless Russian assaults as Ukraine receives new Western military support. Artillery units in Chasiv Yar say supplies and ammunition are arriving, while Moscow targets civilian infrastructure and battles to widen its gains before aid fully takes effect. International courts pursue leaders over alleged war crimes.
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Rising extremist groups in Africa threaten US and allies
Africa-based threats from al Qaida and Islamic State linked groups grow in size and reach. U S defense officials warn increased训练l tactics could enable attacks on the United States and Western partners as coups undermine intelligence gathering and reduce Western troop presence. Wagner and other insurgents expand across West Africa Sahel and Gulf of Guinea, with JNIM and IS cells building capabilities, while U S forces withdraw from Niger and Chad complicating monitoring efforts.
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