National Interest on MSN
Who’s Afraid of the Tomahawk Missile? Nigerian Terrorists, Apparently
The Tomahawk has been a mainstay of the US missile arsenal for more than four decades—and has remained relevant to the modern era, as the weekend’s strikes in Nigeria show.
US air strikes in Sokoto reportedly used Tomahawk missiles, which had delivered precise long-range strikes and evaded ...
By Kingsley Omonobi, Johnbosco Agbakwuru & Favour Ulebor Very reliable military sources have told Vanguard that “between 10 ...
The Trump administration launched missile strikes against claimed ISIS militants in northwest Nigeria and made ...
In the dead of the night of December 25, the United States launched targeted missile strikes against ISIS terrorists in the ...
Japan on December 26 approved $58 billion (9.04 trillion yen) defense budget for fiscal year 2026, as Tokyo faces growing ...
AllAfrica on MSN
Nigeria: Suspected Explosives Hit Two Locations in Kwara
The objects were discovered on Thursday night after residents heard a loud thud, prompting fears of a possible explosion.
Post-strike assessment in Sokoto confirms terrorists killed, 16 missile fuel boosters deployed; three recovered safely across ...
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Russia likely placing new hypersonic missiles at former airbase in Belarus, US researchers find
The alleged deployment is seen as a reaction to the planned stationing of US missiles next year in Germany. Read more at ...
Russia is likely deploying nuclear-capable hypersonic ballistic missiles at a former airbase in eastern Belarus, a move that ...
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