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AFRICOM
Somalia reignites U.S.-backed campaign against Al-Shabab
Somalia’s government says the balance in its protracted war with al-Shabab is beginning to tilt. Backed by intensified U.S. airstrikes and broadened ground offensives, officials argue that the campaign has moved beyond containment to recovery. They point to reclaimed towns, disrupted bomb factories and the targeting of senior operatives within the al-Qaeda-linked network as evidence…
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Somalia: U.S. airstrikes surge as extremism threat spreads quietly
While global headlines focus on conflicts in Europe and the Middle East, another war is unfolding...
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Africa: Top military leaders gather in Morocco to strengthen security and cooperation
Senior military officers from nearly 30 African nations, the United States, and NATO are currently...
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U.S. reconsiders AFRICOM’s future amid rising Russian ties in Africa
The United States is taking a hard look at the future of its Africa military command, AFRICOM,...
