#BREAKING #Serbia JUST IN: Witness the magnitude of the massive demonstrations taking place in Belgrade, Serbia. pic.twitter.com/ZZMLvVluvK
— The National Independent (@NationalIndNews) January 27, 2025This is what happens when you don’t ban US social media.
There is no real way to avoid a color revolution if you have these apps in your country.
Le livre des conseils du prophète Ali pour un bon gouvernement.
Ali, gendre et cousin du prophète Mahomet, s’adresse à Malik, qu’il vient de nommer gouverneur d’Egypte, et le bref ouvrage en question se compose de recommandations de justice, de mansuétude, d’humilité, d’écoute des pauvres, de recherche de la prospérité pour le pays. Aux antipodes des conseils de Machiavel, il ne donne pas de conseils dans l’art et l’exercice de la ruse. Tous deux se placent cependant à l’identique sous le regard de Dieu, sur terre et dans l’au-delà. Dans la société islamique, telle que la décrit Ali, les commerçants sont la catégorie qui englobe toute l’activité placée sous le signe du profit: industrie, progrès technique, production, management, financiarisation, profit ne sont pas évoqués en tant que tels ; tout cela rentre dans la catégorie des activités commerciales, échanges à l’intérieur du pays, et import-export.
Active
Terror organization: Uzbek Katibat al-Tawhid wal-Jihad (KTJ)
Status: Imam
Role: He is the highest religious authority in KTJ.
Location: Syria/ Turkey.
Terror organization: Turkistan Islamic Party in Syria
Status: Leader
Role: He has more than a decade of experience fighting in Afghanistan. Came few years ago to Syria to assist HTS. On 31 st of December,2024, he received from al-Julani the rank of “Colonel” in the new formation of the regime in Syria (post Assad regime). This honor has been granted only to the leaders of the factions allied with Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) and agreed by Turkey.
Location: Syria.
After the attacks on the United States in September 2001, Bosnia and Herzegovina acquired a reputation as a country supporting international terrorism. This perception was mostly a result of the 1992–1995 war, when foreign fighters tied to Islamist terrorist groups came to support the Bosniaks and spread radical Islam.
The United States Army War College
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Established In: January 2015
Established By: Unknown
Also Known As: MLF, Macina Liberation Movement, Katibat Macina
Country Of Origin: Mali
Leaders: Amadou Kouffa
Key Members: Amadou Kouffa
Operational Area: Mali
Number Of Members: Unknown
Involved In: Armed Attacks, Bomb Attacks
Established In: 2012
Established By: Unknown
Also Known As: Ansar al-Din, AAD
Country Of Origin: Mali
Leaders: Amadou Kouffa
Key Members: Amadou Kouffa
Operational Area: Mali, Senegal, Mauritania
Number Of Members: Unknown
Involved In: Armed Attacks, Bomb Attacks
Established In: October 2011
Established By: Hamada Ould Mohamed Kheirou
Also Known As: MOJWA, Movement for Unity and Jihad in West Africa
Country Of Origin: Algeria, Mali
Leaders: Hamada Ould Mohamed Kheirou (Alias Abu Qumqum)
Key Members: Hamada Ould Mohamed Kheirou, Ahmed Al-Talmasi, Sultan Ould Badi
Operational Area: Algeria, Mali, Niger
Number Of Members: Unknown
Involved In: Armed Attacks, Bomb Attacks, Terrorist Attacks, Kidnapping
Active
Terror organization: Uzbek Katibat al-Tawhid wal-Jihad (KTJ)
Status: Leader
Role: KTJ’s current leader and also one of al-Qaeda’s devoted followers. In April 2019, Abdul Aziz, an ethnic Uzbek of the Fergana Valley and former deputy emir of the al- Qaeda-linked Islamic Jihad Union (IJU) in Afghanistan, was elected the new leader of KTJ. According to a UN Security Council report dated 3 February 2022, “KTJ’s capability is undermined by conflict between the current group leader Abdul Aziz and the former group emir Abu Saloh.” But this is a superficial assessment of the situation taking place among the Uzbek jihadists in Syria.