[Tolo News] A suicide kaboom in Daman district in southern Kandahar province claimed the lives of five civilians, injured 36 and maimed three Afghan National Army (ANA) soldiers on Sunday morning.
Dawakhan Meenapal, Kandahar's provincial information and culture director, said that a suicide attacker operating a vehicle detonated the explosive around 11 a.m. in front of a hospital in Daman district.
"The attacker wanted to target ANA soldiers who visited a hospital to distribute medicine, but the attack unfortunately killed and maimed civilians," Meenapal said.
Initial reports revealed that five non-combatants were killed and 36 others were maimed and three ANA soldiers also suffered injuries. Among the 36 injured, women and kiddies were amid the victims.
"We were waiting for our turn in line when a suicide attacker detonated his explosives in front of hospital," eye witness Ahmadullah said.
According to Meenapal, the conditions of some victims are critical.
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According to news reports from the Lower Shabelle region, African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) peacekeepers were attacked by Al-Shabaab insurgents in the Qoryole town of Lower Shabelle.
The fight erupted near the Qoryole bridge and the terrorist assailants attacked an AMISOM convoy which resulted in death and casualties.
Witness report that significant losses were incurred in the clashes although they are unable to estimate the precise numbers of casualties.
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[Ynet] Security officials in Egypt say suspected hard boyz have attacked an army convoy in the restive Sinai Peninsula, killing one soldier and wounding another.
The officials said Sunday's attack took place south of the town of Sheikh Zuwayed. They say hard boyz believed to be members of an al-Qaeda-inspired group opened fire and expeditiously departed at a goodly pace.
The group, Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, or Champions of Jerusalem, has carried out attacks across Egypt in recent months that have killed dozens of people, mostly coppers and soldiers.
[AnNahar] An Egyptian court on Sunday sentenced 36 students of the prestigious Al-Azhar university to four years in prison each over violent protests backing ousted President Mohammed Morsi ...the former president of Egypt. A proponent of the One Man, One Vote, One Time principle, Morsi won election after the deposal of Hosni Mubarak and jumped to the conclusion it was his turn to be dictator... , judicial sources said.
Students supporting Morsi regularly hold demonstrations calling for his release at several Egyptian universities and in particular at Cairo's Al-Azhar university, a prestigious seat of Sunni Islamic learning.
The 36 students were found guilty of holding a violent protest in December, rioting, blocking roads in front of the university and showing aggression against the security forces, the sources said.
Each of the accused was also fined 30,000 Egyptian pounds (about $4,300/3,300 euros).
How many of them, or even their parents, will ever be able to pay that off, d'you suppose?
Morsi was ousted by the army in July last year after mass street protests against his divisive ...politicians call things divisive when when the other side sez something they don't like. Their own statements are never divisive, they're principled... one-year rule.
Since his overthrow, a crackdown targeting his supporters has seen more than 1,400 people killed in street festivities, over 15,000 tossed in the clink Keep yer hands where we can see 'em, if yez please! and hundreds sentenced to death after speedy mass trials.
That's one way to reduce the excess population...
Morsi, Egypt's first freely elected president, himself faces three trials on various charges, including of colluding with bad boy groups.
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36 students of the prestigious Al-Azhar university
Good thing they don't have to worry about student loans....
[AnNahar] Tunisia's appeals court has sharply reduced the jail sentence given to a leader of a controversial pro-Islamist militia blamed for inciting violence, its front man said Saturday.
Imed Dghij, a senior figure with the League for the Protection of the Revolution (LPR), was incarcerated Please don't kill me! in February, after threatening police unions and a judges union.
"We will not give ourselves up. We will win, and we will die only after we've finished with you, is that clear?" he had said.
Dghij was sentenced in March to eight months in jail for inciting violence and six months for attacking others on social networks.
On Friday, front man Habib Torkhani said without elaborating, the appeals court reduced the first sentence to three months and quashed the second one after reclassifying the offence.
How very odd. I wonder what was behind that?
The LPR was formed in the aftermath of the January 2011 uprising, supposedly to safeguard the revolution. It has been repeatedly accused of resorting to violence to intimidate its critics, and is seen by many as a ruthless militia with links to the main Islamist party Ennahda.
Its members are suspected of lynching a member of secular party Nidaa Tounes in the southern city of Tataouine in 2012, and of attacking the headquarters of the main UGTT workers union later that year
Since then, the UGTT and opponents of Ennahda, which was forced to hand power to a interim administration of independents in January to end a major political crisis, have demanded the dissolution of the different sections of the LPR.
Following the appointment of Mehdi Jomaa's new technocratic government, the judiciary has launched several inquiries into these groups, despite the opposition of Ennahda, which remains Tunisia's largest political party.
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[AnNahar] Egypt's prosecutor general Saturday referred to trial 200 alleged members of the al-Qaeda-inspired Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, accusing them of "terrorism" for launching deadly attacks against security forces, judicial sources said.
It would be the first mass trial of jihadists in Egypt since the military deposed Islamist president Mohammed Morsi ...the former president of Egypt. A proponent of the One Man, One Vote, One Time principle, Morsi won election after the deposal of Hosni Mubarak and jumped to the conclusion it was his turn to be dictator... in July last year.
The Sinai-based Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, or the Partisans of Jerusalem, has grabbed credit for some of the bloodiest attacks against Egypt's security forces since Morsi's overthrow.
The date for the trial has yet to be fixed, but of the 200 accused, 102 are in jug and the rest are on the run, the sources said.
Those who face trial are accused of "belonging to a terrorist group, espionage on behalf of (the Paleostinian movement) Hamas, always the voice of sweet reason,, criminal attacks, and terrorism," including deadly bombings targeting police headquarters in Cairo, Mansoura in the Nile Delta and South Sinai.
They are also accused of killing three high-ranking police officials, among them an aide to interior minister Mohammed Ibrahim who himself was targeted by a suicide boom-mobile in September last year.
The attacks allegedly carried out by the accused, who include some operational leaders, resulted in the deaths of 40 coppers and 14 civilians, the sources said, adding another 348 were maimed.
According to the charges, Sherlocks also found the accused had been in touch with Morsi during his presidency, the sources said.
The military-installed authorities have previously accused Morsi's Moslem Brüderbund of having links to Ansar Beit al-Maqdis.
In a separate development, security officials said an operational leader of the group was enjugged Youse'll never take me alive coppers!... [BANG!]... Ow!... I quit! on Saturday in Beni Sueif, south of Cairo.
Egypt has been rocked by a wave of murderous Moslem attacks since Morsi's overthrow, with Ansar Beit al-Maqdis carrying out bombings and shootings in the Sinai Peninsula, Cairo and the Nile Delta.
The group had also claimed the killing of five soldiers when it shot down a military helicopter in the restive Sinai on January 25, a day before the third anniversary of the revolt against long-time autocrat Hosni Mubarak ...The former President-for-Life of Egypt, dumped by popular demand in early 2011...
Ansar Beit al-Maqdis has been declared as a "terrorist group" by Egypt, the United States and Britannia.
The group is thought to have been founded primarily by Egyptians in 2011 after the anti-Mubarak revolt, with most of its fighters drawn from Sinai tribes.
In recent months, the group has also seen support coming from the Nile Delta and some areas of Cairo, experts say.
It is also believed to be led or backed by bully boyz who broke out of prison in 2011 during the anti-Mubarak revolt.
Morsi's overthrow has deeply polarized Egypt, with Amnesia Amnesty International saying that 1,400 people have been killed in political violence unleashed since his ouster.
Ansar Beit al-Maqdis has vowed more attacks in the coming days as Egypt holds a presidential election on May 26-27, which former army chief Abdel Fattah al-Sissi is expected to win easily.
"We will not rest until we avenge the blood and bodies of Moslems," it said in a statement this month, referring to the killing of Morsi supporters in an ongoing police crackdown.
Sisi ousted Morsi after millions erupted into the streets in opposition to the Islamist after a single year of turbulent rule.
[AnNahar] Four Libyan soldiers were rubbed out on Sunday in separate incidents in the restive eastern city of Benghazi, cradle of the 2011 uprising, security and medical sources said.
"Unidentified gunnies killed four soldiers and maimed another in Benghazi, while another was maimed in an liquidation attempt," a security official told Agence La Belle France Presse.
A spokeswoman at the city's al-Jala hospital, Fadia al-Barghathi, confirmed the soldiers' deaths. The security official said they had been killed in separate attacks.
An officer died in a hail of bullets in the city center district of al-Hadaek. His son, who was with him in his car at the time, escaped unscathed.
The same source said three more soldiers were killed and one maimed in two attacks in the Assalem neighborhood.
It was in Benghazi that the 2011 uprising which ended strongman Muammar Qadaffy ...a reminder that a single man with an idea can change an entire nation, usually for the worse... 's four-decade rule began.
The city has since been plagued by violence that has killed dozens of members of the security forces, judges and foreigners.
A suicide kaboom targeting a security post near the city in December killed 13, and on May 2 five soldiers and a policeman died in festivities between jihadists and army special forces.
Libya's central authorities have struggled to assert their control over the vast, mostly desert country, which is effectively ruled by a patchwork of local militias and awash with heavy weapons.
In March, the authorities acknowledged for the first time the existence of "terrorist groups" in Libya, particularly in Benghazi and in Derna, an eastern city with a history of Islamist militancy.
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OBAMA will do nothing. Personally, I'd like to go with Juns Unamble5534's solution: nuke 'em back beyond the stone age. Unfortunately, that may be a bit drastic. Second best solution would be to napalm them and their supporters, blow up all mosques, and poison the water supply. It's time to start treating islam as the mental disorder it is -- one that renders its practitioners of operating in a civilized manner.
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Some isotopes of Cobalt work nice to radioactively sterilize an area, but leave it perfectly habitable after less than a century. Enough to wipe out the generation.
A suspected Al Qaeda suicide bomber on Sunday killed 12 soldiers and a civilian in an attack on a military base in southeast Yemen, officials said, as government forces pursued militants in three restive provinces.
The bombing came just hours after three gunmen were killed when they attacked a checkpoint close to the presidential palace in the capital Sanaa, the same post where five soldiers died on Friday in a similar attack.
The two attacks appeared to be in reprisal for an army offensive against Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula in the contiguous provinces of Shabwa and Abyan, in the south, and Baida in the centre.
The bomber rammed an explosives-laden car into the military police base in Mukalla, the Hadramawt provincial capital, a security official said, adding that the assailant detonated his explosives next to a barracks. The attack killed 12 soldiers, the military source said, while a medic said civilian succumbed to wounds sustained in the explosion.
âThe suicide bomber belonged to Al Qaeda,â said the military source, without giving further information.
In Sanaa, a dawn attack by âterroristsâ on a presidential guard checkpoint at Misbahi roundabout ended in the deaths of three gunmen and a civilian, the interior ministry said.
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[Dhaka Tribune] Police have placed in durance vile You have the right to remain silent... two persons with arms and explossives during a raid from Lakshmichari area at Fatikchari on Sunday afternoon.
The identity of the arrestees could not be known immediately.
Tarikul Islam, assistant superintent of police (headquarters) Chittagong, said: "We arrested them with 41 petrol bombs, 2 light guns, one pistol and 10 rounds of bullets from Lakshmichari area around 3pm."
They might have links with Jamaat-Shibir, he added.
On Saturday, police arrested 18 Shibir activists from Sitakunda, Satkania and Lohagara upazilas in an overnight drive.
On May 8, the law enforcers arrested 24 Jamaat-e-Islami ...The Islamic Society, founded in 1941 in Lahore by Maulana Sayyid Abul Ala Maududi, aka The Great Apostosizer. The Jamaat opposed the independence of Bangladesh but has operated an independent branch there since 1975. It maintains close ties with international Mohammedan groups such as the Moslem Brotherhood. the Taliban, and al-Qaeda. The Jamaat's objectives are the establishment of a pure Islamic state, governed by Sharia law. It is distinguished by its xenophobia, and its opposition to Westernization, capitalism, socialism, secularism, and liberalist social mores... and Islami Chhatra Shibir ... the student wing of the Jamaat-e-Islami Bangladesh... activists suspected of subversive activities from Satkania, Lohagara and Banshkhali upazilas.
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[DAWN] MULTAN: The police claimed on Saturday to have tossed in the slammer Drop the gat, Rocky, or you're a dead 'un! five "snuffies of Qari Imran ... the Qari Imran training camp is located in South Wazoo. It is named after its commander, Qari Imran alias Hakeem Nasir of the Mehsud group. Dawn describes Qari as an al-Qaeda facilitator, and the camp specializes in turning out boomers. 10 to 15 bad boyz were dronezapped at the camp on September 11th, 2008... group".
Regional Police Officer Muhammad Amin Wains stated that the gang had been smashed with the help of intelligence agencies. He said Abdul Haseeb of Azad Kashmire, Muhammad Amin and Muhammad Nasir of Muzaffargarh, Ahmad Rizwan of Toba Tek Singh and Sarfraz were being interrogated.
He said all the five arrested men had been booked under Protection of Pakistain Ordinance. This group was also involved in placing bomb near the office of an intelligence agency, he said.
He said the police first captured Nasir and reached others through him. He said the police recovered 26 detonators, maps, bullets, pistols, grenades, Kalashnikovs, kaboom, computers and urea fertiliser.
He said Rashid Rehman's murder case was under investigation and the perpetrators would be arrested soon.
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[DAWN] A roadside kaboom killed one paramilitary trooper and injured four others Sunday in Pakistain's troubled northwest near the Afghan border, security officials said.
The bomb went off in the Kitkoot area 16 miles (26 km) northwest of Khar, which is the main town in the Bajaur tribal agency.
The officials said the vehicle used by the paramilitary troops was on a routine patrol when hit by the blast.
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[DAWN] At least 19 people were maimed in a blast in Balochistan ...the Pak province bordering Kandahar and Uruzgun provinces in Afghanistan and Sistan Baluchistan in Iran. Its native Baloch propulation is being displaced by Pashtuns and Punjabis and they aren't happy about it... 's Khuzdar district late on Sunday night, police said.
Majeed Marri, a police official told Dawn.com that armed Death Eaters hurled a hand-held bomb at a police checkpost in Chakar Khan Road area of Khuzdar.
He said 19 people including police personnel were maimed in the attack, having no information about the number of police personnel.
"The Death Eaters sped away on their cycle of violence after the attack," Marri said. He said the blast also damaged the police checkpost.
The injured were rushed to Civil Hospital Khuzdar for medical treatment. Emergency was imposed in the hospital to treat the injured.
Majeed Marri said the blast also left civilians walking close to the checkpost.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for the blast. However, a clean conscience makes a soft pillow... police suspect Baloch separatists could be behind the attack.
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[DAWN] An kaboom near Bacha Khan Chowk in Beautiful Downtown Peshawar ...capital of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (formerly known as the North-West Frontier Province), administrative and economic hub for the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan. Peshawar is situated near the eastern end of the Khyber Pass, convenient to the Pak-Afghan border. Peshawar has evolved into one of Pakistan's most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities, which means lots of gunfire. killed at least five persons and maimed 14 others, DawnNews reported.
Witnesses said a jacket wallah entered Shahibagh stadium in Peshawar and fired gunshots. They added that the security personnel deputed on the spot opened retaliatory fire upon which the bomber detonated his explosives near a mosque inside the stadium premises.
The intensive blast caused one of mosque's walls to fall down.
Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa ... formerly NWFP, still Terrorism Central... police's SSP operations Najeeb ur Rehman confirmed that the blast was carried out by a suicide bomber.
Tribesmen from Tirah Valley of Khyber tribal region were gathered to get themselves registered for ration and repatriation when the attack took place.
Rescue teams reached the blast site and immediately shifted the victims to Lady Reading Hospital for treatment where an emergency had been impose and additional staff was called in.
Hospital sources confirmed that five persons were killed in the blast.
The injured included children as well.
The Bomb Disposal Squad reached the blast site and cordoned off the area as a probe into the incident was conducted.
BDS official Zahid Khan said eight to ten kilograms of explosive was used in the suicide jacket, with pellets and iron pieces which caused damage.
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Militants attacked a military base in north Iraq, kidnapped 20 soldiers and later shot them dead, police and a morgue employee said on Sunday.
The soldiers were abducted by a large group of militants in several vehicles from a small base in the Ain Al Jahash area south of Mosul late on Saturday night, and their bodies found nearby an hour later.
Why didn't the soldiers fight back?
Militants opposed to the Iraqi government frequently target members of the security forces, but it is rare for such a large number of soldiers to be kidnapped at once, especially from a military position.
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Narathiwat and Yala provinces were hit by a series of bombings and militant attacks on Sunday. Bombs went off in six locations in Narathiwat and two electricity poles were destroyed in neighboring Yala. Two other locations in Than To district of Yala were also hit by bombings.
According to police, terrorists insurgents launched attacks in Krong Pinang district and at two locations in Bannang Sata districts, both in Yala. Police gave only sketchy details about the attacks which they believed to be a coordinated effort. They said a Thai Muslim woman was killed and five wounded in Narathiwat.
[AnNahar] More than 100,000 civilians have fled the eastern Syrian province of Deir Ezzor because of fierce festivities between rival jihadist groups, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Saturday.
The British-based monitoring group also said the festivities between al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front and the rival Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant ... the current version of al-Qaeda in Iraq, just as blood-thirsty and well-beloved as the original... (ISIL) had killed 230 forces of Evil in the last 10 days.
Of those, 146 were members of Al-Nusra and other Islamist brigades, including some who were executed by ISIL.
The festivities between the two groups in the oil-rich province began at the end of April and come after a wider backlash against ISIL that started in January.
ISIL, which grew from al-Qaeda's Iraq branch, has been the target of a joint campaign by moderate and Salafist tough guys as well as Al-Nusra since early January.
The campaign has pushed it out of much of Aleppo and Idlib provinces, though it has strengthened its presence in the lovely provincial capital of Raqa province.
ISIL was initially welcomed by some of the Syrian opposition, but its abuses of civilians and rebel forces sparked the backlash that begin this year.
In February, ISIL withdrew from most of Deir Ezzor under pressure, but in recent weeks it has advanced once again, the Observatory said, regaining territory in the west of the province.
[AnNahar] Residents of Syria's second city Aleppo have been without water for a week because jihadists have cut supplies into rebel and regime-held areas, a monitoring group said Sunday.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the al-Qaeda affiliate Al-Nusra Front had cut water supplies from a pump distributing to both the rebel-held east and government-held west of Aleppo.
Last month, opposition forces cut the electricity supply to regime-controlled areas of Aleppo and the surrounding countryside.
But Observatory director Rami Abdel Rahman said the groups were unable to cut off water supplies to regime areas without also affecting rebel-held neighborhoods, calling the move "a crime."
Once home to some 2.5 million residents and considered Syria's economic powerhouse, Aleppo has been divided between government and opposition control since shortly after fighting there began in mid-2012.
Around one million people have been displaced from the city since then by fighting and relentless regime aerial bombardments of rebel areas.
Opposition forces also regularly shell regime-held parts of the city in the west.
The Observatory said the week of water cuts had forced residents to queue in front of wells to collect water, and the Britannia-based group warned that some people were drinking unclean water risking a spread of disease.
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A reminder to Syrian preppers:
Don't run short like the thirsty Aleppers.
Dehydrated water!
'Cause you know you gotta
Have something to wash down those peppers.
[AnNahar] An armed Syrian national was tossed in the calaboose Yez got nuttin' on me, coppers! Nuttin'! on Saturday in the Bekaa town of Arsal as he was trying to infiltrate the border region.
"The Arsal police department managed to arrest A.S., 18, in the Wadi Hmayyed region of Arsal," the Internal Security Forces said in a released statement.
The arrest came as he was trying to secretly enter the town.
The ISF noted that the arrested man was a Syrian national, and that he was armed with a kalashnikov rifle and a war gun.
"Investigation is ongoing under the supervision of the relevant judicial authority," the ISF added.
Ever since the Syrian revolt erupted in March 2011, Arsal has served as a key conduit for refugees, rebels and maimed people fleeing strife-torn Syria.
Last week, the army said it arrested seven Syrians in Arsal for trying to enter Leb illegally.
The National News Agency said "suspicious" identification papers were found in their possession.
And in late April, troops arrested a Syrian rebel commander in the border region.
The army also arrested ten Syrians who tried to enter into Leb with fake identification papers. Three other Syrians were as well arrested at a house in Arsal and one of them was carrying a boom jacket containing 3.5 kilos of explosives.
These arrests come as army troops and security forces are implementing an unprecedented security plan in the North and the Bekaa.
The plan has succeeded so far in the arrest of dozens of outlaws, and in seizing several stolen cars and illegal weapons in these regions
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he was armed with a kalashnikov rifle and a war gun
AK? Please don't bother to stifle
The yawn you emit at this trifle.
It would be quite bizarre
To employ it in war --
It's just a "third world sporting rifle!"
[AnNahar] The army jugged Drop the rod and step away witcher hands up! this week in the Bekaa border town of Arsal 15 Syrian citizens on charges of illegal entry into the country and involvement in security-linked cases.
"Over the past three days, the Lebanese Army apprehended in the town of Arsal 15 Syrians, some of whom had entered Leb illegally and others are involved in security-linked cases," state-run National News Agency reported.
The detainees were referred to the relevant authorities, NNA added.
On Saturday, an armed Syrian national was arrested in Arsal as he was trying to infiltrate the border region.
Ever since the Syrian revolt erupted in March 2011, Arsal has served as a key conduit for refugees, rebels and maimed people fleeing strife-torn Syria.
Last week, the army said it arrested seven Syrians in Arsal for trying to enter Leb illegally.
[AnNahar] The army said Saturday that it incarcerated Don't shoot, coppers! I'm comin' out! a man in the northern district of Akkar after finding thousands of light arm bullets in his vehicle.
"An army unit seized around 6,600 bullets for light weapons from the Toyota van of Rabih Abdul Karim Younes in Hnaider in Akkar," the military said in a terse communique.
It said the arrest was made at 6:15 am.
Younes was referred to the appropriate authorities to take action against him, the communique added.
[AnNahar] Two rockets launched from the Eastern Mountain Range landed on Saturday in the outskirts of the Baalbek town of Britel without causing any injuries, the state-run National News Agency reported.
"Two rockets from the Eastern Leb Mountain Range landed in Britel, but no injuries were reported," said NNA.
Since Hizbullah ...Party of God, a Leb militia inspired, founded, funded and directed by Iran. Hizbullah refers to itself as The Resistance and purports to defend Leb against Israel, with whom it has started and lost one disastrous war to date, though it did claim victory... 's intervention in the fighting in Syria, rockets from the Syrian side of the border have frequently landed mainly in Hermel and in Britel.
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A suspected Al Qaeda suicide bomber on Sunday killed 12 soldiers and a civilian in an attack on a military base in southeast Yemen, officials said, as government forces pursued militants in three restive provinces.
[DAWN] MULTAN: The police claimed on Saturday to have 
[DAWN] An 
