Terrorism
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Mar- 2022 -15 March
Seven Killed in New Burkina Attack
At least seven people, including four volunteers in an anti-jihadist militia, were killed in the fifth attack to strike northern Burkina Faso,
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10 March
IS Names New Leader, Confirms Death of Predecessor
IS confirmed the death of its leader Abu Ibrahim al-Qurashi, more than a month after his demise, and named Abu Hasan al-Hashemi al-Qurashi as his successor.
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10 March
Israeli System Downs ISIS Drones In Mozambique
The Mozambique Army downed three ISIS drones using an Israeli counter-drone system in the country’s north.
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9 March
Israeli Air Force F-35 Downs Iranian Drone in First Kill
Israeli Air Force F-35 fighters struck two Iranian drones en route to Palestine last year, the air force revealed.
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7 March
French Army Says Senior AQIM Leader Djouadi Killed in Mali
France's army said that its anti-jihadist force in Mali had killed Yahia Djouadi, a "senior leader" of Al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb responsible for finance and logistics.
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6 March
15 Soldiers Dead in Syria Attack on Military Bus: Monitor
Fifteen soldiers died in an Islamic State group attack on an army bus in the central Syrian desert, a war monitor said, as state media reported a "terrorist attack."
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4 March
At Least 30 Dead, 56 Wounded in Northwest Pakistan Mosque Blast
At least 30 people were killed and 56 wounded in a huge blast at a Shiite mosque in the northwestern Pakistani city of Peshawar.
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4 March
Rebels in Indonesia’s Papua Shoot Dead 8
Separatists in Indonesia's Papua province took responsibility for the killing of eight technicians.
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2 March
4 Dead in Rare Syria-Kurdish Clash: Monitor
Clashes between Syrian regime troops and forces aligned with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces killed two from each side.
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Feb- 2022 -28 February
Nigeria Jihadists Kill 27 People in Four Attacks
Jihadists in northeast Nigeria have killed 27 people in four separate attacks.
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