Benin 🇧🇯: Alarming Escalation of Terrorist Attacks in the North

The threat intensifies at the borders, jeopardizing national security Benin is facing a worrying resurgence of terrorist activities in its northern regions. This rise in power of armed groups poses serious security challenges for the country and the region. Recent incidents and risk areas Situation analysis Security implications Vigilance recommendations ISAO support and analysis Our

Cameroon 🇨🇲: Boko Haram Intensifies Attacks in the Far North

A Deadly Ambush Reveals Boko Haram’s Terror Strategy On August 28, 2024, a new Boko Haram attack in Cameroon’s Far North highlighted the persistent terrorist threat in the region. This ambush is part of a broader strategy aimed at destabilizing government forces and terrorizing local populations. Attack Details Decrypting Boko Haram’s Strategy Implications for Regional

Mali 🇲🇱: Alarming Escalation of Terrorist Threat in Southern and Eastern Regions

A Wave of Attacks Sows Chaos and Fear Between August 31 and September 3, 2024, Mali experienced a significant resurgence of terrorist acts, affecting both the South and East of the country. This escalation of violence highlights the strategy of armed terrorist groups (ATGs) aimed at destabilizing the region and paralyzing security efforts. Mapping of

Boko Haram continues its harassment actions against the Security Forces in the departments of Mayo-Sava and Mayo-Tsanaga (Far North).

Between August 10 and 16, 2024, several terrorist attacks attributed to Boko Haram were recorded in the Far North region (departments of Mayo-Sava, Mayo-Tsanaga and Logone-et-Chari). Kidnappings, looting, attacks and two homicides have been reported. The Defense and Security Forces (FDS) intervened in several of these attacks, neutralizing at least four terrorists and arresting four

Several deadly attacks in the regions of Tillabéri (South-West) and Diffa (South-East)

Two terrorist attacks were recorded in the Tillabéri region in southwest Niger on August 18 and 19. These targeted the Defense and Security Forces as well as a convoy escorted by the army and resulted in two civilians killed (collateral victims of the attack against the FDS) and devices set on fire. These attacks are