08-02-2016, 09:04 PM
Djibouti - After the public execution last week of President Hikmat Abdulrashid at the hands of General Imram-Ali, all semblance of organized resistance to the spreading extremist group Al janyar has collapsed. Seven freelance reporters have lost their lives in the most recent round of executions, which has included what seems to be the last of the outspoken 'old guard' religious and social leaders in the country.
Eritrea - Al janyar forces have succeeded in capturing the last government-controlled base, leaving the Al janyar forces mere hours from taking the capital. Three private jets, believed to be owned by rich foreign nationals, were destroyed on the tarmac or within minutes of take off, thanks to the capture of a Nigerian supplied arms shipment earlier in the week. President Meles Aregay is expected to offer an unconditional surrender to Warlord Taddesse Tsegaye, leader of the Eritrean based Al janyar forces, within the next few hours.
Somalia - The fighting in Mogadishu continues today between an alliance of formerly bitterly opposed district warlords and Warlord Seef Khilafada's forces. Red Cross and other NGO's have begun to withdraw from the region, with most of their remaining personnel on the ground having successfully evacuated the beleaguered country by plane. In a surprising and heroic turn of events, the disparate Warlord alliance opposing Seef Khilafada's forces made a daring raid on the national airport, in an attack many are saying was inspired by that of Legion Premiere's forces in Jeddah early last year.
Ethiopia - Remnants of the Ethiopian government has sought asylum in Kenya, despite that nation's refusal to allow Ethiopian refugees across their border. Kenyan military forces have begun digging in heavily along the Sudanese and Ethiopian borders. In a last-ditch effort to hamper the efforts of Al janyar, the Ethiopian National Defense Force began to systematically destroy industrial complexes throughout the country, especially the remnants of the Derg Regime's military-industrial sector.
Sudan - A formal declaration of emergency has been declared in much of eastern Sudan, along the Eritrean and Ethiopian borders. A string of suicide bombings in the Sudanese city of Al Qadarif has left dozens dead and hundreds injured. Reports are unconfirmed, but it is believed that both the provincial director and General Bakri Saleh are among those killed in the bombings. If true, it would mean most of the senior leadership tasked to the defense of eastern Sudan were killed in one organized attack.
Eritrea - Al janyar forces have succeeded in capturing the last government-controlled base, leaving the Al janyar forces mere hours from taking the capital. Three private jets, believed to be owned by rich foreign nationals, were destroyed on the tarmac or within minutes of take off, thanks to the capture of a Nigerian supplied arms shipment earlier in the week. President Meles Aregay is expected to offer an unconditional surrender to Warlord Taddesse Tsegaye, leader of the Eritrean based Al janyar forces, within the next few hours.
Somalia - The fighting in Mogadishu continues today between an alliance of formerly bitterly opposed district warlords and Warlord Seef Khilafada's forces. Red Cross and other NGO's have begun to withdraw from the region, with most of their remaining personnel on the ground having successfully evacuated the beleaguered country by plane. In a surprising and heroic turn of events, the disparate Warlord alliance opposing Seef Khilafada's forces made a daring raid on the national airport, in an attack many are saying was inspired by that of Legion Premiere's forces in Jeddah early last year.
Ethiopia - Remnants of the Ethiopian government has sought asylum in Kenya, despite that nation's refusal to allow Ethiopian refugees across their border. Kenyan military forces have begun digging in heavily along the Sudanese and Ethiopian borders. In a last-ditch effort to hamper the efforts of Al janyar, the Ethiopian National Defense Force began to systematically destroy industrial complexes throughout the country, especially the remnants of the Derg Regime's military-industrial sector.
Sudan - A formal declaration of emergency has been declared in much of eastern Sudan, along the Eritrean and Ethiopian borders. A string of suicide bombings in the Sudanese city of Al Qadarif has left dozens dead and hundreds injured. Reports are unconfirmed, but it is believed that both the provincial director and General Bakri Saleh are among those killed in the bombings. If true, it would mean most of the senior leadership tasked to the defense of eastern Sudan were killed in one organized attack.