Iraq, US twart an attack on the anniversary of Soleimani’s death
The military neutralize armed drones sent by pro-Iran militias against a base at Baghdad airport to avenge the general and Abu Mahdi al-Muhandis.
Africa, China wants to build a maxi naval base in Equatorial Guinea
The WSJ raises the AFRICOM commander warning in April: Beijing wants a port in Bata where it can rearm with munitions and repair military ships.
Afghanistan, the US identifies the ISIS-K leadership
Sanaullah Ghafari, Sultan Aziz Azam and Maulawi Rajab in the terrorism black list. The emir is Rajab; the others are the ISKP spokesperson and the commander in Kabul.
Syria, the United States will remain in the country to fight the Islamic State
The US armed forces won’t abandon the SDF from Deir Ezzor to Raqqa, passing through Hasaka in the fight against the former ISIS jihadists. Especially now.
Cybercrime, the United States target DarkSide ransomware gang
The DoS offers a $10,000,000 reward for information leading to the identification or arrest of the malware variants operators.
Cybercrime, here it comes the U.S. Ransom Disclosure Act
The bill will give ransomware victims 48 hours to report payments. The goal is to strengthen the DHS knowledge on the gangs and develop a fuller picture of the threat.
Cybercrime, Conti ransomware attacks grow worldwide
CISA-FBI cybersecurity experts: The malware has been involved in more than 400 aggressions on U.S. and international organizations.
Terrorism, Al-Qaeda new narrative: Trump and supporters are mujahideen
In the video "America Burns", the former president loyalists are the "Daesh of Washingon" and victims of the FBI, Democrats and media war on terrorism.
Syria, pro-Iran militias strengthen anti-air defenses in Mayadeen
The pro-Tehran groups fear responses from the US and Israel to the continuing provocations at Deir Ezzor. But the tactic to soften Washington on nuclear power is risky.
Syria, pro-Iran militias continue to provoke the US in Deir Ezzor
New missile attack on Al-Omar (Conoco) base. Tehran's tactic to soften Washington on nuclear power, however, could have the opposite effect.