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Mexican Forces Kill CJNG Kingpin, Sparks Cartel Chaos Across Guadalajara
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Mexican Forces Kill CJNG Kingpin, Sparks Cartel Chaos Across Guadalajara

Mexican Forces Kill CJNG Kingpin, Sparks Cartel Chaos Across Guadalajara According to The Wall Street Journal, Mexican security forces killed Nemesio "Mencho" Oseguera, the head of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and assessed as one of Mexico's most powerful cartel leaders; footage on social media shows utter chaos unfolding across Guadalajara and other CJNG strongholds after Mencho's killing. WSJ cited a senior Mexican official earlier Sunday who confirmed Oseguera was...

Search Teams Find Missing Girl Hiba’s Body in Azilal Region
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Search Teams Find Missing Girl Hiba’s Body in Azilal Region

Rabat – The search for 13-year-old Hiba, a student from Ait Chiker village in Azilal province, ended in tragedy today when her body was found in Bine El Ouidane lake.  Hiba had been missing for nine days, sparking an intense search operation involving local authorities, security forces, and volunteers from nearby villages, according to converging […] The post Search Teams Find Missing Girl Hiba’s Body in Azilal Region appeared first on Morocco World News.

Saudi Arabia arrests over 19,000 illegal residents in week-long crackdown
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Saudi Arabia arrests over 19,000 illegal residents in week-long crackdown

Saudi security forces apprehended over 19,000 illegal residents in a single week through coordinated campaigns. The detentions included violations of residency, border security, and labor laws, with a significant number already deported. Authorities also arrested individuals attempting to enter or leave the Kingdom illegally and those aiding violators.

Terrorism spiral
WorldDawn4d ago

Terrorism spiral

WITH a spate of terrorist attacks occurring in the country, a national-level response is required to address the issue. The latest atrocity has occurred in Bajaur, where a suicide bomber reportedly belonging to the banned TTP attacked a checkpost in Bajaur on Monday. At least 12 people were martyred in the incident — 11 security personnel and one minor girl. Meanwhile, on the same day, a motorcycle rigged with explosives was blown up outside a police station in Bannu, causing two fatalities. Furthermore, law enforcers said on Wednesday that terrorists attacked a police station and a customs office in Dera Ismail Khan, martyring a policeman and a customs officer. They added that the terrorists also fired at passenger buses in the area. Several acts of deadly violence have occurred in this area over the past few weeks. Following the Bajaur attack, the prime minister commented that “under the vision of Azm-i-Istehkam, security forces are gaining major success in the fight against terrorism”. While that may be so, Pakistan continues to pay a high price as it loses security personnel and civilians in frequent terrorist attacks. For example, apart from the latest violence in KP, an imambargah in Islamabad was attacked earlier this month causing major casualties, while only days before the atrocity in the capital terrorists had launched coordinated attacks in Balochistan. Unless the state takes a fresh approach towards terrorism, we may see the same high levels of violence in the current year as we did in 2025. Last year was said to be the bloodiest in over a decade. The threats may be varied — separatist terrorists in Balochistan, religiously inspired elements in KP — but the response must ensure that all violent elements are neutralised, and the state is able to establish peace in the disturbed areas. There has been some welcome recent cooperation between the KP government — which remains the hardest hit province — and the centre in the field of counterterrorism; such efforts must be intensified. A whole-of-nation approach is needed, applying kinetic measures where required, conducting intel-based operations as well as sociopolitical interventions as needed, to defeat terrorism. The federal and provincial governments, lawmakers and the security apparatus, along with CT experts, must put their heads together to arrive at a solution that can bring lasting peace to Pakistan. Published in Dawn, February 19th, 2026

11 soldiers, 1 child killed in Pakistan after explosive-laden vehicle rams security post
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11 soldiers, 1 child killed in Pakistan after explosive-laden vehicle rams security post

A suicide bomber backed by a group of gunmen rammed an explosive-laden vehicle into the wall of a security post after troops signalled for it to stop in a former Pakistani Taliban stronghold in northwestern Pakistan, causing part of the compound to collapse and killing 11 soldiers and a child, the military and police said on Tuesday. The military said in a statement that the attackers had sought to breach the checkpoint overnight but were thwarted by security forces. It said troops later pursued...

Fresh violence tests Katsina peace deals after DPO killed in anti-rustling operation
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Fresh violence tests Katsina peace deals after DPO killed in anti-rustling operation

The death of the DPO reflects a troubling pattern: while security forces continue to record tactical successes against bandit networks, some armed factions appear increasingly willing — and capable — of directly confronting state forces. The post Fresh violence tests Katsina peace deals after DPO killed in anti-rustling operation appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Mexican Army Kills Jalisco Cartel Leader 'El Mencho'
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Mexican Army Kills Jalisco Cartel Leader 'El Mencho'

Mexican security forces conducted an operation against the Jalisco Nueva Generación drug cartel, resulting in the death of its leader, Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho,' and six other gang members, raising fears of retaliatory violence.

Mexican Army Kills Powerful Cartel Leader 'El Mencho'
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Mexican Army Kills Powerful Cartel Leader 'El Mencho'

The Mexican army killed Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, known as 'El Mencho', leader of the Jalisco New Generation cartel, during a military operation.