A significant development has emerged in the investigation into the November 2025 Red Fort blast in Delhi. A United Nations Security Council sanctions monitoring report has attributed the deadly attack to Al-Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS).

The blast, which involved a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device, killed 11 people, injured several others and caused significant property damage. The development comes after the National Investigation Agency filed a charge sheet naming several accused allegedly linked to AQIS-affiliated Ansar Ghazwat-ul-Hind.

Investigators have identified Omar Un Nabi, a former assistant professor at Al-Falah University in Faridabad who was killed in the explosion, as the alleged principal perpetrator.

The UN monitoring report has also raised concerns over AQIS activities in Afghanistan, the possibility of the group establishing cells in Bangladesh and its reported cooperation with the Taliban. The assessment further highlights concerns surrounding terrorist groups' interest in chemical and biological weapons, as well as the growing use of cryptocurrency for fundraising and financial operations.

Red Fort terror attack: UNSC report links Delhi car blast to Al-Qaeda in Indian subcontinent

A day after two migrant labourers from Chhattisgarh were killed in a terror attack in Kulgam, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha chaired a high-level security review meeting and directed a comprehensive audit of safety measures for outside labourers across Jammu and Kashmir. He asked Deputy Commissioners and SSPs to review existing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), ensure registration of migrant workers with local authorities, and make insurance coverage mandatory through employers.The LG also called for intensified anti-terror operations, strengthened security arrangements for the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, and directed officials to provide all possible support to the families of the victims, including ensuring dignified last rites.Meanwhile, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah condemned the killings as a "dastardly" act and announced an ex-gratia of ₹10 lakh each from the Chief Minister's Relief Fund for the families of the deceased, in addition to ₹6 lakh each from the district administration.According to intelligence sources, preliminary investigations indicate that the attack was carried out by The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the Pakistan-backed Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT).According to the investigation, two attackers arrived on a motorcycle near a brick kiln in Kelam village around 8:30 pm on Friday and opened fire at close range before fleeing. Eyewitness accounts and evidence recovered from the scene indicate the involvement of two terrorists.A joint cordon-and-search operation involving the Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police is underway to track down those responsible.Residents of Dooru in Anantnag, including members of the Scheduled Tribe (ST) community, held a peaceful protest condemning the killing of the two labourers. Carrying placards and raising slogans against terrorism, protesters demanded exemplary punishment for those responsible and called for stronger security measures to protect workers in the Valley.Peoples Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti condemned the attack, saying, "Unequivocally condemn the killing of two labourers from Chhattisgarh in Kulgam. They work themselves to the bone far away from home only to feed their families. It is unimaginably cruel to target them in such senseless acts of violence."National Conference president Farooq Abdullah also expressed deep sorrow over the incident and called for a thorough and transparent investigation into the killings. He described the incident as deeply concerning and stressed the need to establish the facts behind the attack.

A joint cordon-and-search operation involving the Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police is underway to track down those responsible. Residents of Dooru in Anantnag, including members of the Scheduled Tribe (ST) community, held a peaceful protest condemning the killing of the two labourers.

A day after two migrant labourers from Chhattisgarh were killed in a terror attack in Kulgam, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha chaired a high-level security review meeting and directed a comprehensive audit of safety measures for outside labourers across Jammu and Kashmir. He asked Deputy Commissioners and SSPs to review existing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), ensure registration of migrant workers with local authorities, and make insurance coverage mandatory through employers. The LG also called for intensified anti-terror operations, strengthened security arrangements for the ongoing Amarnath Yatra, and directed officials to provide all possible support to the families of the victims, including ensuring dignified last rites. Meanwhile, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah condemned the killings as a "dastardly" act and announced an ex-gratia of ₹10 lakh each from the Chief Minister's Relief Fund for the families of the deceased, in addition to ₹6 lakh each from the district administration. According to intelligence sources, preliminary investigations indicate that the attack was carried out by The Resistance Front (TRF), an offshoot of the Pakistan-backed Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT). According to the investigation, two attackers arrived on a motorcycle near a brick kiln in Kelam village around 8:30 pm on Friday and opened fire at close range before fleeing. Eyewitness accounts and evidence recovered from the scene indicate the involvement of two terrorists. A joint cordon-and-search operation involving the Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police is underway to track down those responsible. Residents of Dooru in Anantnag, including members of the Scheduled Tribe (ST) community, held a peaceful protest condemning the killing of the two labourers. Carrying placards and raising slogans against terrorism, protesters demanded exemplary punishment for those responsible and called for stronger security measures to protect workers in the Valley. Peoples Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti condemned the attack, saying, "Unequivocally condemn the killing of two labourers from Chhattisgarh in Kulgam. They work themselves to the bone far away from home only to feed their families. It is unimaginably cruel to target them in such senseless acts of violence." National Conference president Farooq Abdullah also expressed deep sorrow over the incident and called for a thorough and transparent investigation into the killings. He described the incident as deeply concerning and stressed the need to establish the facts behind the attack.

A joint cordon-and-search operation involving the Indian Army, CRPF and Jammu and Kashmir Police is underway to track down those responsible.

Kulgam terror attack: LG orders SOP review for migrant workers, CM announces ₹16 lakh relief

At least five Kenyan police officers have been killed in a deadly attack allegedly carried out by the Somali militant group Al-Shabaab. The assault highlights the continuing security challenges along the Kenya-Somalia border, where militants have repeatedly targeted security personnel and civilians.
Authorities have launched investigations and intensified security operations in the affected area as concerns grow over cross-border militant activity. The latest attack underscores the persistent threat posed by Al-Shabaab despite ongoing counterterrorism efforts in the region.

Somali Militant Group Attacks Kenyan Officers, 5 Killed | Wion News 

Emotional scenes unfolded in Nigeria's Oyo State as students rescued after months in captivity reunited with their families. The students, who were abducted by Islamist militants in May, were freed during a security operation that also led to the arrest of eight suspected militants. Families expressed relief and gratitude as they welcomed their children home after weeks of uncertainty. Nigerian authorities said school kidnappings remain a serious security challenge, with armed groups frequently targeting students to pressure the government and demand ransom. The Nigerian Senate has also approved financial assistance for the families of those who lost their lives during the rescue mission.

Nigeria students reunite with families after rescue | Hostages freed months after Islamist kidnapping 

At least 13 people were killed after gunmen launched a deadly attack on Niger’s largest airport. The al-Qaeda-linked group Jama'at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin (JNIM) has claimed responsibility for the assault, underscoring the worsening security situation in the country. The attack comes as Niger continues to battle a decade-long Islamist insurgency, with militants increasingly targeting key infrastructure and security installations.


Niger Airport Attack: Al-Qaeda Affiliate Claims Responsibility, 13 Killed 

India’s National Investigation Agency (NIA) has reportedly established links between the Pahalgam terror attack and Pakistan in its chargesheet, according to official findings. The investigation details alleged cross-border connections, the planning of the attack, and the individuals involved. The development is expected to intensify scrutiny of Pakistan-based terror networks and reignite discussions on regional security and counterterrorism efforts.


Pahalgam Terror Attack: NIA Chargesheet Establishes Pahalgam Link to Pakistan 

At least 10 people, including a Turkish national, were killed after a group of militants stormed a copper and gold mining project in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, officials said on Thursday (April 23), with another Turkish national taken hostage in the attack.&nbsp;The assault took place on Wednesday in the Darigwan area of Chagai district, where around 40 armed militants on motorcycles and other vehicles targeted the mining site operated by National Resources Private Limited (NRL). According to local administration officials, the attackers opened fire and triggered explosions, leading to multiple casualties among workers and security personnel.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/highest-ever-voter-turnout-since-independence-west-bengal-at-91-91-tamil-nadu-at-84-80-1776955402111">Highest-ever voter turnout since Independence: West Bengal at 91.91%, Tamil Nadu at 84.80%</a>&nbsp;“At least 10 people were killed in the incident, including a Turkish national, six workers, and three guards,” an official told AFP, adding that several victims suffered gunshot wounds while others were severely burned. The Turkish national and three guards were reportedly killed when a fuel tanker at the site exploded during the assault.&nbsp;Authorities confirmed that another Turkish national was abducted by the militants, while at least eight people were injured, some of them critically. The wounded were shifted to a government hospital in Dalbandin, where doctors reported cases of shrapnel injuries and extensive burns.&nbsp;Security forces responded to the attack and secured the area, the company said in a statement, though it did not immediately provide details of casualties. Officials also confirmed that a Turkish national and two South African nationals were safely evacuated from the site.&nbsp;No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but suspicion is likely to fall on the Baloch Liberation Army, which has intensified its operations in the region in recent years, frequently targeting infrastructure and mining projects.&nbsp;Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest and poorest province, has long witnessed an insurgency driven by separatist groups who accuse the government of exploiting its vast natural resources without benefiting local communities. The BLA had earlier carried out coordinated attacks in February that killed over 190 people.&nbsp;The latest incident underscores growing security concerns around foreign-linked projects in the region, even as companies maintain that a majority of their workforce comprises local residents.

At least 10 people, including a Turkish national, were killed after militants stormed a copper and gold mining project in Pakistan’s Balochistan province.

At least 10 people, including a Turkish national, were killed after a group of militants stormed a copper and gold mining project in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, officials said on Thursday (April 23), with another Turkish national taken hostage in the attack. The assault took place on Wednesday in the Darigwan area of Chagai district, where around 40 armed militants on motorcycles and other vehicles targeted the mining site operated by National Resources Private Limited (NRL). According to local administration officials, the attackers opened fire and triggered explosions, leading to multiple casualties among workers and security personnel. Also Read: Highest-ever voter turnout since Independence: West Bengal at 91.91%, Tamil Nadu at 84.80% “At least 10 people were killed in the incident, including a Turkish national, six workers, and three guards,” an official told AFP, adding that several victims suffered gunshot wounds while others were severely burned. The Turkish national and three guards were reportedly killed when a fuel tanker at the site exploded during the assault. Authorities confirmed that another Turkish national was abducted by the militants, while at least eight people were injured, some of them critically. The wounded were shifted to a government hospital in Dalbandin, where doctors reported cases of shrapnel injuries and extensive burns. Security forces responded to the attack and secured the area, the company said in a statement, though it did not immediately provide details of casualties. Officials also confirmed that a Turkish national and two South African nationals were safely evacuated from the site. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but suspicion is likely to fall on the Baloch Liberation Army, which has intensified its operations in the region in recent years, frequently targeting infrastructure and mining projects. Balochistan, Pakistan’s largest and poorest province, has long witnessed an insurgency driven by separatist groups who accuse the government of exploiting its vast natural resources without benefiting local communities. The BLA had earlier carried out coordinated attacks in February that killed over 190 people. The latest incident underscores growing security concerns around foreign-linked projects in the region, even as companies maintain that a majority of their workforce comprises local residents.

At least 10 people, including a Turkish national, were killed after militants stormed a copper and gold mining project in Pakistan’s Balochistan province.

Balochistan mine attack: Turkish national among 10 killed, one abducted

Security forces successfully foiled a potential terror attack in South Kashmir after recovering and neutralising an improvised explosive device (IED) planted along the Zainapora–Chitargam road early this morning.According to official sources, alert troops of the 44 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) detected the suspicious object during a routine sanitisation operation in nearby orchards. The patrol team noticed an unusual item placed by the roadside and immediately cordoned off the area.Upon closer inspection, the object was identified as a powerful IED, believed to have been strategically planted to target security forces’ vehicles. Bomb disposal squads were swiftly called in and successfully neutralised the explosive without any damage or casualties.Security officials stated that the timely detection and action prevented what could have been a major incident aimed at disrupting peace and stability in the region.Following the recovery, joint operations have been intensified by the Rashtriya Rifles, local police, and CRPF units to track down those responsible for the attempted attack. Search operations are currently underway in the surrounding areas.Authorities have reiterated their commitment to maintaining security and urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Further investigations are ongoing.

Security officials stated that the timely detection and action prevented what could have been a major incident aimed at disrupting peace and stability in the region.

Security forces successfully foiled a potential terror attack in South Kashmir after recovering and neutralising an improvised explosive device (IED) planted along the Zainapora–Chitargam road early this morning. According to official sources, alert troops of the 44 Rashtriya Rifles (RR) detected the suspicious object during a routine sanitisation operation in nearby orchards. The patrol team noticed an unusual item placed by the roadside and immediately cordoned off the area. Upon closer inspection, the object was identified as a powerful IED, believed to have been strategically planted to target security forces’ vehicles. Bomb disposal squads were swiftly called in and successfully neutralised the explosive without any damage or casualties. Security officials stated that the timely detection and action prevented what could have been a major incident aimed at disrupting peace and stability in the region. Following the recovery, joint operations have been intensified by the Rashtriya Rifles, local police, and CRPF units to track down those responsible for the attempted attack. Search operations are currently underway in the surrounding areas. Authorities have reiterated their commitment to maintaining security and urged the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. Further investigations are ongoing.

Security officials stated that the timely detection and action prevented what could have been a major incident aimed at disrupting peace and stability in the region.

IED attack foiled in South Kashmir, major terror incident averted

The Indian Army, along with Jammu & Kashmir Police and the CRPF, has wrapped up Operation Trashi‑I — a demanding 326‑day joint military operation in the high‑altitude Chatroo region of Kishtwar district, Jammu & Kashmir. The prolonged counter‑terror mission involved relentless tracking of militants in harsh winter and rugged terrain, using intelligence sharing and advanced technology such as drones and satellite imagery.
By the end of the campaign, security forces successfully eliminated seven terrorists linked to Pakistan‑based Jaish‑e‑Mohammad, including a senior commander, delivering a major blow to terror networks in the region. Officials praised the operation for its seamless coordination, perseverance, and planning.

J&k Terror Crackdown: Indian Forces Conclude Operation Trashi‑I

A knife-wielding man was shot dead by police at the Arc de Triomphe in Paris on Friday evening after he tried to attack an officer, police said.

The attack took place during the ceremony to rekindle the flame at the tomb of the unknown soldier located directly under the arch.

Paris Knife Attack at Landmark Arc de Triomphe; Incident Sparks Speculations of a Terrorist Attack

&nbsp;An alleged key participant in the deadly 2012 attack on a US compound in Benghazi has been taken into custody and set to face charges in the US, Justice Department officials said on Friday (Feb 06). The attack resulted in the death of four officials, including the American Ambassador to Libya, J Christopher Stevens,&nbsp;&nbsp;US Attorney General Pam Bondi, Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeannie Pirro, and FBI Director Kash Patel announced the case against Zubayar al-Bakoush.&nbsp;"Al-Bakoush will now face American justice on American soil," Bondi said. "We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He'll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others."<h2>How did the Benghazi attack unfold?</h2>The 2012 Benghazi attack was a coordinated terrorist assault carried out by the militant group Ansar al-Sharia against two United States government facilities in Benghazi, Libya, on the night of September 11 and the early morning of September 12. The violence began at a diplomatic compound where militants set fire to the main building, leading to the deaths of US Ambassador J Christopher Stevens and Information Officer Sean Smith due to smoke inhalation.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/disgusting-behaviour-by-president-most-openly-racist-trump-shares-video-depicting-obamas-as-monkeys-sparks-outrage-1770392209346">‘Disgusting behaviour by President’: ‘Most openly racist’ Trump shares video depicting Obamas as monkeys, sparks outrage</a>&nbsp;Hours later, a second targeted mortar attack hit a nearby CIA Annexe, killing two security contractors and former Navy SEALs, Tyrone S. Woods and Glen Doherty. The incident sparked intense political controversy in the US regarding security failures and the administration's initial, later-disproved narrative that the attack was a spontaneous protest against an anti-Islamic video.&nbsp;The United States has previously convicted at least two Libyans for involvement in the Benghazi attack. Ahmed Abu Khatallah was sentenced to 22 years in prison in 2018, and Mustafa al-Imam was sentenced to nearly 20 years in 2020.

The 2012 attack on a US diplomatic mission in Libya’s Benghazi killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans.

An alleged key participant in the deadly 2012 attack on a US compound in Benghazi has been taken into custody and set to face charges in the US, Justice Department officials said on Friday (Feb 06). The attack resulted in the death of four officials, including the American Ambassador to Libya, J Christopher Stevens, US Attorney General Pam Bondi, Attorney for the District of Columbia Jeannie Pirro, and FBI Director Kash Patel announced the case against Zubayar al-Bakoush. "Al-Bakoush will now face American justice on American soil," Bondi said. "We will prosecute this alleged terrorist to the fullest extent of the law. He'll face charges related to murder, terrorism, arson, among others." How did the Benghazi attack unfold? The 2012 Benghazi attack was a coordinated terrorist assault carried out by the militant group Ansar al-Sharia against two United States government facilities in Benghazi, Libya, on the night of September 11 and the early morning of September 12. The violence began at a diplomatic compound where militants set fire to the main building, leading to the deaths of US Ambassador J Christopher Stevens and Information Officer Sean Smith due to smoke inhalation. Also Read: ‘Disgusting behaviour by President’: ‘Most openly racist’ Trump shares video depicting Obamas as monkeys, sparks outrage Hours later, a second targeted mortar attack hit a nearby CIA Annexe, killing two security contractors and former Navy SEALs, Tyrone S. Woods and Glen Doherty. The incident sparked intense political controversy in the US regarding security failures and the administration's initial, later-disproved narrative that the attack was a spontaneous protest against an anti-Islamic video. The United States has previously convicted at least two Libyans for involvement in the Benghazi attack. Ahmed Abu Khatallah was sentenced to 22 years in prison in 2018, and Mustafa al-Imam was sentenced to nearly 20 years in 2020.

The 2012 attack on a US diplomatic mission in Libya’s Benghazi killed Ambassador Chris Stevens and three other Americans.

US arrests ‘key participant’ in Benghazi terror attack after 13 years: What happened?

Security forces have launched anti-terror operations in Kishtwar district of Jammu and Kashmir after a grenade attack injured eight soldiers, officials said. The attack triggered a cordon-and-search operation as forces moved to track down the terrorists responsible.


India: Anti-Terror Ops Underway In J&K’s Kishtwar After Grenade Attack Injures 

Despite the massive Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir recorded a sharp decline in terror-related fatalities in 2025, with the annual death toll falling below 100 for the first time in decades.Official data shows that 92 people, including civilians, security personnel, and terrorists, were killed in terror-related incidents during the year. This marks a significant reduction compared to previous years, when fatalities consistently crossed the 100 mark. In 2024, terror-related deaths stood at 127, followed by 134 in 2023, 253 in 2022, 274 in 2021, and 321 in 2020.Of the 92 fatalities recorded in 2025, 46 were terrorists, including both local and foreign terrorists, the majority of whom were Pakistani nationals. Seventeen security personnel lost their lives during the year, while civilian deaths stood at 28.The decline is more pronounced when compared with 2020, a year that witnessed intense terrorist activity. That year, 232 terrorists were killed, while security force casualties stood at 56. Civilian deaths from terror-related incidents totalled 33.Figures from 2024 also indicate higher casualties across all categories, with 69 terrorists killed, 26 security personnel fatalities, and 31 civilian deaths recorded during the year.Along the Line of Control (LoC), security forces continued to tighten counter-infiltration measures. In 2025, eight terrorists were killed in northern Kashmir, while 13 infiltration attempts were successfully foiled, preventing terrorists from crossing into the region.Security agencies across Jammu and Kashmir continued intensified counter-terror operations throughout the year, working around the clock to dismantle terror networks in the region. Nearly 3,000 raids were conducted by security forces, primarily in the Kashmir Valley, with several operations also carried out in the Jammu division. &nbsp;Meanwhile, official data indicates that around 132 terrorists are currently active in Jammu and Kashmir. Of these, 122 are foreign terrorists, primarily from Pakistan, while the remaining are local recruits. The data shows a sharp rise in the presence of foreign terrorists in 2025, with their numbers doubling during the year, even as local recruitment remained minimal. Notably, only one local individual joined terror ranks in 2025.&nbsp;

Figures from 2024 also indicate higher casualties across all categories, with 69 terrorists killed, 26 security personnel fatalities, and 31 civilian deaths recorded during the year.

Despite the massive Pahalgam terror attack, Jammu and Kashmir recorded a sharp decline in terror-related fatalities in 2025, with the annual death toll falling below 100 for the first time in decades. Official data shows that 92 people, including civilians, security personnel, and terrorists, were killed in terror-related incidents during the year. This marks a significant reduction compared to previous years, when fatalities consistently crossed the 100 mark. In 2024, terror-related deaths stood at 127, followed by 134 in 2023, 253 in 2022, 274 in 2021, and 321 in 2020. Of the 92 fatalities recorded in 2025, 46 were terrorists, including both local and foreign terrorists, the majority of whom were Pakistani nationals. Seventeen security personnel lost their lives during the year, while civilian deaths stood at 28. The decline is more pronounced when compared with 2020, a year that witnessed intense terrorist activity. That year, 232 terrorists were killed, while security force casualties stood at 56. Civilian deaths from terror-related incidents totalled 33. Figures from 2024 also indicate higher casualties across all categories, with 69 terrorists killed, 26 security personnel fatalities, and 31 civilian deaths recorded during the year. Along the Line of Control (LoC), security forces continued to tighten counter-infiltration measures. In 2025, eight terrorists were killed in northern Kashmir, while 13 infiltration attempts were successfully foiled, preventing terrorists from crossing into the region. Security agencies across Jammu and Kashmir continued intensified counter-terror operations throughout the year, working around the clock to dismantle terror networks in the region. Nearly 3,000 raids were conducted by security forces, primarily in the Kashmir Valley, with several operations also carried out in the Jammu division. Meanwhile, official data indicates that around 132 terrorists are currently active in Jammu and Kashmir. Of these, 122 are foreign terrorists, primarily from Pakistan, while the remaining are local recruits. The data shows a sharp rise in the presence of foreign terrorists in 2025, with their numbers doubling during the year, even as local recruitment remained minimal. Notably, only one local individual joined terror ranks in 2025.

Figures from 2024 also indicate higher casualties across all categories, with 69 terrorists killed, 26 security personnel fatalities, and 31 civilian deaths recorded during the year.

J&K records sharp drop in terror-related death toll; 92 killed in 2025

The man deemed a hero after risking his life to save "countless others" during the Bondi Beach terrorist attack has spoken of his determination to protect the innocent. Ahmed Al Ahmed went viral after footage showed him sneaking up behind one of the two gunmen and wrestling a long-barrelled gun away from him.


Syrian-Australian Ahmed speaks out: How he saved countless lives during Bondi attack

What began as a night of celebration at one of Australia’s most iconic beaches ended in unspeakable violence. New and disturbing details have emerged in the investigation into the deadly mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, where fifteen people were killed. Authorities say the attack was meticulously planned. Watch to understand what investigators have revealed so far.

Bondi Beach Probe: Cops Say Attack Was Meticulously Planned

From deadly stampedes and terror attacks to plane crashes, floods and industrial disasters, 2025 saw hundreds of deaths across India. Here are the major tragedies that shook India to the core this year.

From deadly stampedes and terror attacks to plane crashes, floods and industrial disasters, 2025 saw hundreds of deaths across India. Here are the major tragedies that shook India to the core this year.

Pahalgam attack, Air India crash, Delhi blast: Tragedies that shook India in 2025

An unarmed fruit seller was hailed as a hero after tackling and disarming a gunman during the Sydney Bondi Beach terror attack, helping save lives at great personal risk.

Bondi Shooting: Surfers & Swimmers Converge at Bondi in Memory of Victims

Australian police charged Naveed Akram with terrorism and 15 counts of murder days after the Bondi Beach Hanukkah attack that killed 16 and injured 40. Authorities say the ISIS-inspired assault targeted the Jewish community; co-accused Sajid Akram was killed at the scene.


Bondi Beach attack: Australian gun laws under scrutiny; gunmen driven by 'Islamic State ideology' 

Bondi Beach attack: Philippines say no evidence of 'terrorist training' 

Bondi Beach attack: Australian police charge Bondi gunman with terrorism, murder

A father and son were driven by "Islamic State ideology" when they fired on crowds at Bondi Beach in one of Australia's deadliest mass shootings, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. Sajid Akram and his son Naveed opened fire on people thronging the famous beach for the Jewish festival of Hanukkah on Sunday evening, killing 16 people and wounding dozens more.


Sydney terror attack: Australia mourns 16 killed in Bondi Beach shooting

A father and son were driven by "Islamic State ideology" when they fired on crowds at Bondi Beach in one of Australia's deadliest mass shootings, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. Sajid Akram and his son Naveed opened fire on people thronging the famous beach for the Jewish festival of Hanukkah on Sunday evening, killing 15 people and wounding dozens more.


Sydney terror attack: 'Islamic state ideology' drove Bondi Beach gunmen

Australia is mourning after a deadly terror attack in Sydney, with reports confirming the death toll has risen to 16, including a 10-year-old child. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese paid a floral tribute at Bondi Pavilion as the nation comes together in grief.


How the Horrifying Bondi Terror Attack Unfolded, Moment by Moment

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) is set to file a charge sheet in the Pahalgam terror attack case at the Special NIA Court in Jammu. The chargesheet names four Pakistani terrorists who were involved in the attack.


Pahalgam terror attack: NIA chargesheet names 7 terrorists, 4 based in Pakistan

Pahalgam terror attack: NIA chargesheet names 4 Pakistani terrorists & 3 OGWs

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Sydney terror attack: 16 dead in shooting at Bondi Beach Hanukkah event

Hollywood actress Gal Gadot has expressed deep sorrow, saying her “heart is shattered” after a deadly terror attack in Sydney that left 15 people dead. The attack has shocked Australia and drawn condemnation from global figures, with the incident being described as un-Australian violence. 

Bondi Shooting: Gal Gadot Says “My Heart Is Shattered” After Deadly Sydney Terror Attack 

A mass shooting at Bondi Beach in the Australian city of Sydney has killed at least 12 people and wounded 26, including two police officers, police say. One man believed to be one of the shooters has been killed, while a second alleged shooter is in critical condition. Authorities designate shooting “terrorist” incident, say it was “designed to target Sydney’s Jewish community on the first day of Hanukkah”.


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