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Second attack against Saudi Arabia’s Abha International Airport targeting civilians. 

Islamic State identified the assailant as Abdallah al-Shishani, a common kunya taken by militants in Syria from the Caucasus.

Triple suicide attack killed at least 30 people; wounded another 40 more.

Pledges From Burkina Faso and Mali.  Openly threatens France.

Al Shabaab's military spokesman, Sheikh Abulaziz Abu Muscab, had warned in late May that Mogadishu would see more mass casualty attacks. 

Troops couldn't call for reinforcements because the communication equipment was broken.

22 of the 32 ISK claims made in Jalalabad for 2019 have been either bombings or suicide bombings.

The video serves as a microcosm of the IS/AQC ideologic battle.

First Houthi attack specifically targeting civilians over military targets.

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