Sahel
Le Monde: Starlink satellite kits being used by jihadists in Sahel
French publication Le Monde is reporting that groups such as JNIM and ISWA, are "exploiting the portable, high-speed connectivity
A terrorism court in Tunisia has sentenced three people, including two former employees of the Tunisian consulate in Syria. Local media reported Friday that the civil servants forging citizenship documents for “foreigners” involved in terror acts. The court handed down a sentence of 72 years. According to reports, the investigation included former Justice Minister Noureddine Bhiri, who is currently under arrest.
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Sahel
Le Monde: Starlink satellite kits being used by jihadists in Sahel
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