@KargnHasret I get the impression that JNIM has moved toward almost widespread use of drones for surveillance (and also to guide its fighters).
For every attack of any significant scale, we now have footage captured by drones.
Early April : first clashes between JNIM and IS-Sahel in Niger🇳🇪(Petel Kole) and Nigeria🇳🇬 (Kebbi)
The only area where no fighting had been reported so far was the Dosso region.
This war is no longer localized but global even though northeastern BF🇧🇫 remains the main battlefield
JNIM has claimed responsibility for an ambush on a group of IS-Sahel militants near Sambera tonight.
This is a significant development, as the two groups had so far avoided each other in the Dosso region.
The town of Sambera is only 16 km from the Benin🇧🇯 border !
@Minalami Regarding Sydney attack it's possible that the terrorists met with ISEAP during their trip to 🇵🇭
This is why it is regrettable that authorities have swept this matter under the rug : maybe IS has a concrete link to the attack but it didn't claimed it in order to keep low profile
JNIM has claimed responsibility for an ambush on a group of IS-Sahel militants near Sambera tonight.
This is a significant development, as the two groups had so far avoided each other in the Dosso region.
The town of Sambera is only 16 km from the Benin🇧🇯 border !
"Valter Walker used to secretly put cash in my gym bag when I needed money."
UFC newcomer Magomed Saidov, who scored a TKO over Dustin Jacoby in his debut, shares how Valter Walker quietly helped him during difficult times, revealing the UFC heavyweight would secretly put money in his gym bag whenever he was struggling financially and never wanted any credit for it.
“Valter is a very kind and straightforward person. He’s never selfish and is always there to help,” Saidov told Red Corner MMA.
“Sometimes I’d come home after training and find money in my bag. He’d secretly put it there, and when I asked about it, he’d just tell me not to tell anyone. That’s just the kind of person he is,” he added.
#Niger
The army announced that two kamikaze drones targeting its positions in village of Bouloundjounga in Tillabéri region were destroyed.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack yet, but JNIM attacks have previously reported in the area.
@Far630977282090 Exactly. We need to be aware of the risks that AI poses in terms of misinformation and identity theft, but this technological advancement can also bring many benefits to humanity
According to Burkina Faso’s MoD, they now control 74.53% of the national territory.
It was 72.70% in August 2025, 71% in 2024, and 69% in 2023.
Army has indeed achieved successes against JNIM this year, so this trend doesn’t seem inaccurate However, the figures may be inflated.