New Profiles and Articles on TRAC
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The YPG/SDF have liberated a number of town along the eastern bank of the Euphrates river from the Islamic State, in the ongoing 'Jazeera Storm' military campaign. The expected counterattacks from the estimated 3,000 jihadists continue to exert pressure on the newly liberated towns; fierce clashes continue along the Euphrates river.
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Restaurants are said to be owned by Mohamed Fargeti and former al Shabaab leader Mukhtar Robow.
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Becoming emboldened from listening to Gavin McInnes, Proud Boys supporters beat people who stole their hat.
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PTG is arguably better at recruiting new members for The Northwest Front than its parent organization.
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Unofficial Islamic State Al Faqeer (AF media) expands from video & posters into print format.
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This is the first poster depicting a UAV attack with drone that delivers packages.
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Shabaab Courts, along with operating their own Hisba forces, are a common tactic for al Shabaab to control the population.
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Wilson had connections to two influential Neo-Nazi thought-leader podcasters Mike Enoch "TheRightStuff" & Azzmador's "The Krypto Report".
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Video is composed of 4 separate video clips spliced together into one montage.
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The back and forth between ISY & AQAP is escalating; the claimed assault follows the ISY kidnapping of 12 AQAP members on 15 July 2018.
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Since the beginning of August 2018, there have been 44 IS attacks in Kirkuk, the vast majority of them by IED
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If the video bares to be true, it marks the first videotaped IS execution of a female.
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At 717 claims, September was record number of claims for IEA in 2018.
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ISK has been regularly targeting electoral candidates and polling stations, especially in Nangarhar province.
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Beituki takes a softer, more domesticated side rather than showing gun-toting women.
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On 01 October 2018, skirmishes between suspected fighters and Mozambique soldiers in Narere/Marere, 38km south of Mocímboa da Praia and 50km north of Mucojo, resulted in two fighters being killed and 5 soldiers injured.
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al Shabaab presence and influence are expanding at a concerning rate in Somalia
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Mujahidin Indonesia Timur (MIT) Telegram Channel purports to be transferring "17 brothers."
