Thursday, 21 July, 2011
Residents of Vedeno district of the CE Province of Nokhchicho (aka Chechnya/Ichkeria) report that several major fightings between the Mujahideen groups and Kadyrov’s minions, in which the minions suffered serious losses, have taken place during the past two weeks. The fightings in the Vedeno district are continuing.
According to puppet structures as reported by a website of human rights activists, groups of minions a “Road Patrol Regiment # 2” gang, “police departments” from Vedeno, Shali, Nozhai-Yurt and Kurchaloi districts and a gang called “Yug (South)”, are participating in the battles with the Mujahideen.
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Wednesday, 20 July, 2011

Two soldiers have been killed and two others injured following an attack on a military base in Peru’s coca growing Apurimac and Ene river valleys, or VRAE, daily La Republica reported.
The attack occurred against the Mantario Union military base by remnants of the Shining Path insurgency. The group used long range weapons to fire on the base and then fled into the jungle, the report said.
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Government forces in trucks disguised with rebel flags shelled opposition positions Tuesday near the strategic eastern oil town of Brega, killing eight rebel fighters and wounding dozens more, officials said.
In an audio message directed at a rally of thousands in the town of al-Aziziya, south of Tripoli, embattled ruler Moammar Gadhafi emphasized the importance of Libya’s vast oil wealth to his regime, and called the civil war a battle “for our way of life.”
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Tuesday, 19 July, 2011
Fighting has flared between Iranian forces and the Party of Free Life of Kurdistan (PJAK), which denied Iran’s claims that it sustained heavy casualties in attacks on one of its camps.
Iranian state media reported that the Revolutionary Guards had taken control of a PJAK rebel camp “near the Iraqi border” and killed, injured or captured dozens of PJAK fighters in the fight.
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Sunday, 17 July, 2011
Fighting flared in Yemen’s volatile south Saturday, as security forces — backed by armed tribesmen — battled Islamic militants in the region, eyewitnesses said.
Hundreds of tribesmen joined the fight in the town of Zinjibar, vowing to stand strong until Islamic militants leave Abyan province.
“We will not stop until the terrorists leave the province. We will fight and have nothing to lose,” said Masood Mansoor, one of the fighters. “This land is ours and we will not allow it to be a safe haven from outlaws.”
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The battle for the Libyan oil town of Brega continued on Sunday as rebels clashed with Colonel Muammar Gaddafi’s troops.
The AFP news agency reported that fighting had moved from the desert on Brega’s outskirts to the streets in the centre.
Medics at Benghazi Hospital said 12 people died in Saturday’s fighting and as many as 200 were injured. There were no immediate reports on casualties from Sunday’s clashes.
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Friday, 15 July, 2011
Two Burmese government military aircraft on Wednesday dropped bombs onto a joint force of Shan State Army-South (SSA-South) and Shan State Army-North (SSA-North), according to Major Sai Lao Hseng, the spokesman of the SSA-S. The information could not be confirmed by outside sources.
He said the bombing took place when government troops on Wansai Hill were under attack by SSA troops near Wankaipha village in Mong Yai Township in northeastern Shan State.
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