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Iran protests: witnesses allege live fire on crowds

Witnesses in Iran say security forces have used live ammunition against unarmed demonstrators as protests spread across the country over worsening economic conditions and political grievances. One protester, identified here as Omid to protect his safety, described scenes of violence in a small city in southern Iran where he has been taking part in demonstrations. Speaking in a trembling voice and fearful of being identified, the man in his early forties said he saw security personnel firing directly at crowds. According to his account, protesters were confronted by forces using Kalashnikov-type assault rifles. He said people collapsed where they stood, despite posing no armed threat. “We are facing a harsh system with nothing but our voices,” he explained, describing the protests as a struggle carried out with “empty hands”. The BBC has received multiple testimonies echoing Omid’s claims, pointing to […]

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Ousted Iran shah’s son urges protesters to seize and hold city centres

Reza Pahlavi, the US based son of Iran’s ousted shah, has called on Iranians to step up their demonstrations by seizing and holding city centres during protests. In a video message on social media, he said the goal was no longer just to appear on the streets but to prepare to capture and control key urban areas.​ Pahlavi urged protesters to turn out in large numbers over the weekend and to gather from 6 pm carrying national flags and symbols. He framed the latest demonstrations as part of a broader “revolution” against the Islamic Republic and said he was preparing to return to Iran when conditions allow.​ He also appealed to workers in strategic sectors such as transport, oil, gas and energy to begin nationwide strikes. According to him, industrial action combined with mass protests would increase pressure on the […]

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Iran’s Khamenei vows no retreat as nationwide protests grow

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei says Iran will not back down as protests continue across the country over rising prices and economic hardship. The latest unrest has spread to major cities, with demonstrators complaining about high inflation, a weak currency and the rising cost of living.​ Khamenei accused some protesters of acting on behalf of foreign enemies and warned that the state would not tolerate what it calls rioters attacking public property. He said the Islamic Republic would not yield to pressure and described those involved in violence as mercenaries for outsiders.​ Authorities have limited internet access and disrupted communications as the protests have grown, leaving many parts of Iran largely cut off from the outside world. Domestic flights have been cancelled and local news websites have struggled to update, further restricting information from inside the country.​ Officials are […]

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Security Forces Eliminate Notorious Bandit Leader Kachalla Naallah In Sokoto

A combined team of security operatives has neutralised a notorious bandit kingpin, Kachalla Naallah, in Isa Local Government Area of Sokoto State. The operation is part of intensified campaigns against banditry and kidnapping across the North West region.​ Naallah, long known for leading violent attacks, kidnappings and cattle rustling in parts of Sokoto and neighbouring states, was tracked down during a targeted raid on his camp. Security sources said he had been on the radar of intelligence agencies for months due to his role in coordinating assaults on rural communities and highways.​ The latest success comes days after troops of the Nigerian Army’s 8 Division killed another notorious commander, Kachalla Kallamu, a close ally of wanted bandit leader Bello Turji, in Sabon Birni Local Government Area. Together, the neutralisation of Kallamu and Naallah is seen as a significant blow to […]

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Troops quell communal violence, neutralise four militias in Taraba

Nigerian security forces have put down a fresh outbreak of communal violence in Taraba State, neutralising four armed militias in a decisive operation. The troops moved in after clashes erupted between rival groups in one of the state’s flashpoint communities, preventing what officials say could have been a far more devastating escalation.​ According to security sources, the operation combined ground troops with intelligence-led raids on suspected militia hideouts. Weapons were recovered and several suspects were arrested as soldiers fanned out across the area to stop reprisals and reopen key roads.​ The latest incident comes against the backdrop of recurring communal crises in Taraba, often tied to disputes over land, grazing routes and traditional authority. The army’s 6 Brigade and other security agencies have recently intensified patrols and peace efforts in Bali, Gassol and other tension-prone local government areas.​ Community leaders […]

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In Pictures: Tinubu Holds High-Level Security Meeting Amid Rise in Kidnappings, Banditry

President Bola Tinubu convened a high-level security meeting at the State House, Abuja, bringing together Nigeria’s top military and intelligence officers. The closed-door session included the Chief of Defence Staff, General Olufemi Oluyede; Army Chief Major General Waidi Shaibu; Naval Chief Rear Admiral Idi Abbas; Air Chief Air Vice-Marshal Kennedy Aneke; Inspector General of Police Olukayode Egbetokun; and State Security Service Director-General, among others. The meeting focused on intensifying Nigeria’s security efforts after renewed attacks and abductions in the North-West and North-Central regions. Tinubu’s recent appointments of new Service Chiefs align with plans to reinforce the country’s security architecture. President Tinubu praised recent rescue operations, such as the freeing of 38 church worshippers abducted in Kwara State and 51 Catholic schoolchildren in Niger State, stressing his administration’s unwavering commitment to citizens’ safety and ongoing rapid-response security deployments. Tinubu also reaffirmed […]

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 Iraqi Forces, Displaced People Vote Early Ahead of Election

Iraqi security forces and thousands of internally displaced people began voting early on November 9, ahead of the nation’s scheduled parliamentary election on November 11, 2025. According to Iraq’s Independent High Electoral Commission, polls were opened for roughly 1.3 million security officers, who will be engaged in election day duties. Additionally, over 26,500 displaced people were eligible to vote in this early ballot. This parliamentary election is Iraq’s sixth since 2003 and sees more than 7,740 candidates, with a third being women, vying for seats in the 329-member parliament. The revived electoral law is expected to favour larger parties, though 75 independents are competing for a place. Analysts express concern about possible low voter turnout, reflecting a trend of voter apathy since Iraq’s 2003 transition from dictatorship. Influential Shiite leaders and former prime ministers are expected to play key roles, […]

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Delta Community Seeks Justice Over Pregnant Woman’s Death

Residents of Abraka, Delta State, have demanded justice after a pregnant woman was allegedly killed by a stray bullet fired by a member of Operation Delta Sweep during a chase of suspected internet fraudsters. The tragic incident occurred on Saturday and sparked outrage after videos surfaced online showing the woman lying in a pool of blood before being rushed into a vehicle by an officer and passersby. She was later confirmed dead at a hospital. Eyewitnesses described the killing as avoidable, accusing security operatives of recklessness. “People were going about their daily activities when suddenly there was commotion. In the process of the chase, a bullet hit the woman. Now a family is in mourning,” one resident told journalists. The incident has heightened tension in the community, with some residents staging protests to demand accountability. They also called on government […]

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The government denounces a destabilization campaign orchestrated from abroad

The Togolese government has reacted firmly to recent attempts to destabilize the country , which it accuses of being orchestrated by individuals living mainly abroad. In a statement released last Sunday, the authorities denounced a coordinated campaign of disinformation , incitement to hatred and violence , widely disseminated on social networks and certain foreign media . According to the government, this campaign is based on false information , doctored images , sometimes generated by artificial intelligence, or even imported from contexts foreign to Togo . Its objective? To disrupt public order , weaken the national economy , and undermine republican institutions . A population remained calm despite calls for civil disobedience Despite these calls for mobilization against the government, the population remained calm and responsible , continuing its activities in a climate of peace and serenity , the official press […]

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56 Arrested in Western Region Crackdown on Illegal Mining

Security forces in the Western Region have arrested 56 individuals for their involvement in illegal mining activities in Kadadwen and surrounding areas within the Tarkwa Nsuaem Municipality. The operation, led by Brigadier-General (rtd) Musah Whajah, Liaison Officer of National Security, is part of the regional efforts to tackle illegal mining in the area.The arrested individuals include 47 males and 9 females, and approximately 25 changfang machines, used for extracting and washing gold, were seized and destroyed. Additional equipment, including motorbikes, pumping machines, excavators, and pay-loaders, were also confiscated from sites in Ahanta West and the Mpohor District.Brigadier-General Whajah emphasized the operation's importance in addressing the environmental and social impacts of illegal mining. He assured that those found guilty would face legal action. A separate operation led to the arrest of eight illegal miners and the seizure of motorcycles and tricycles […]

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