Africa
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Feb- 2025 -9 February
Sudan’s Army Chief Plans Transitional Govt Amid Military Advances
Sudan's army chief said that a transitional government would be formed soon, as the military makes major gains against rival paramilitaries.
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9 February
Mali Army Vows to Pursue ‘Terrorists’ Behind Deadly Convoy Attack
Mali's army vowed Saturday to track down the "terrorists" responsible for a deadly attack on a large convoy en route to a gold mine.
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8 February
Rwandan and Congolese Leaders Meet Over Eastern DRC Conflict
Rwandan and Congolese presidents joined a summit in Tanzania where regional leaders called for an "immediate ceasefire" in the DRC.
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8 February
Sudan Army Says Retakes Key District in Khartoum North
Sudan's military said it had regained control of a key district in greater Khartoum as it presses its advance against the paramilitary RSF.
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7 February
US Approves $304 Million Long-Range Radar Sale to Egypt
The US State Department has approved a $304-million sale of AN/TPS-78 Long-Range Radar to Egypt.
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7 February
US Approves Sale of Modernization Kits for Egypt’s Fast Missile Craft
The US State Department has approved an estimated $625-million sale of modernization kits and services for Egypt’s fast missile craft.
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7 February
DR Congo Conflict Advances as UN Warns of Regional Escalation
The Rwanda-backed M23 armed group was threatening another key town in eastern DR Congo as the UN warned the risk of violence spreading regionally had "never been higher."
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7 February
France to Pull Troops From Ivory Coast in February: Sources
France will hand back to Ivory Coast its only military base in the west African country in a ceremony on February 20.
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6 February
Morocco Receives First Turkish Bayraktar Akinci Drones
Morocco has received its first batch of Bayraktar Akinci drones from Turkey, as part of an agreement reportedly signed in 2023.
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6 February
At Least 80 Killed in Southern Sudan Violence: UN
The UN warned that two southern Sudan states were "on the brink of catastrophe" after eruption of violence killed 80 people in one city.
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