The claim is yet to be confirmed by officials from the Tunisian government or security services.
Two separate attacks hit the country’s capital, Tunis, on Thursday morning.
Friday, 28 June, 2019
Tunisia: Isis claims responsibility for twin suicide blasts that killed 1 cop and wounded 8 others people in Tunis
Wednesday, 26 June, 2019
Libya: Army forces retake Gharyan city in a major blow to Haftar’s forces
The Libyan Army’s Volcano of Rage Operation said Wednesday afternoon that it had seized control of most parts of Gharyan city, including military camps and operations room of Khalifa Haftar’s forces.
Briefing media about the development, the operation said its forces had seized downtown Gharyan areas, the city’s hospital and other major and vital institutions and areas in line with “a courageous uprising by the residents of Gharyan against the dictatorship.”
Tuesday, 25 June, 2019
Syria: Syrian regime brings massive military reinforcements to Hama countryside
The Syrian regime brought on Monday massive military reinforcements of heavy machinery, forces, in addition to military and logistic equipment to the northwestern countryside of Hama province, as the opposition announced shelling regime and Russian positions in the area with Grad rockets.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights mentioned Monday potential attacks by the regime and loyal militiamen led by “Suhail al-Hasan” with the support of Russian forces.
Monday, 24 June, 2019
Philippines: 3 New People Army (NPA) rebels and 1 soldier killed in separate clashes in Negros Oriental
A soldier and three suspected members of the New People’s Army (NPA) were killed during separate encounters in Negros Oriental over the weekend.
The first incident took place in Barangay Talalak, Sta. Catalina town at dawn last Friday, June 21, 2019.
Sunday, 23 June, 2019
Ethiopia: Army chief killed in attempted coup d’etat, Government says
An attempted coup in Ethiopia has left four officials dead, including the country’s military chief, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed’s office announced on Sunday.
Abiy, the first member of Ethiopia’s Oromo ethnic group to lead the country, took to state television wearing military fatigues. He urged for calm as he addressed the nation about the killings.