Between April 26 and 30, 2026, the Egyptian military carried out in the Sinai Peninsula a joint live-fire exercise titled “Badr 2026.” The exercise – which involved Third Field Army ground forces, aerial forces and
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Wassim Nasr is a French journalist who has been monitoring jihadi groups for more than a decade for the French news outlet France24 in French, English, and Arabic. He has conducted multiple investigations and interviews
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L’Ugeb avait dénoncé « les violations des libertés démocratiques, syndicales et politiques au nom de la lutte contre le terrorisme ». Son président, Wilfried Bazo, a été arrêté par un groupe d’individus non identifiés habillés