Abdul Qadir Mumin, the leader of the Islamic State (IS) in Somalia, is believed to be the de facto strongman of the entire organisation, controlling the global network. Despite his elusive nature and rumors of his death, Mumin’s influence is significant, with ties to financing operations in multiple countries. While not meeting traditional leadership criteria, his strategic location in the Horn of Africa offers advantages in the group’s shift towards Africa, reflecting IS’s evolving dynamics and centralised leadership in the Middle East.
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UK surgeon shares footage from Gaza hospital after deadly Israeli strike
A British doctor, Dr. Tom Potokar, shared footage with the BBC from the European Gaza Hospital in Khan Younis, following an Israeli air strike that killed 28 people and injured many others. He described the hospital's dire conditions, highlighting the severe injuries of patients, including children with traumatic brain injuries and significant nerve damage. Israel claims the strike targeted Hamas, while the hospital has since been evacuated, amid reports of at least 114 Palestinians killed...
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