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Islamic State lashes out at Syria’s interim president as ‘puppet without a soul,’ urges new attacks
- An audio released late Saturday by the Islamic State group called on followers to attack Jewish and Western targets and denounced Syria's interim president as a `puppet without a soul`, Al-Furati said.
- Insurgents led by Ahmad al-Sharaa's Hayat Tahrir al-Sham marched to Damascus and removed Bashar Assad, making al-Sharaa interim president who improved Western ties and visited Washington last year.
- This audio is the first IS message in months, arriving after deadly attacks blamed on IS across Syria, Iraq and Pakistan; it omitted the transfer of 5,704 suspected IS detainees and included greetings from leader Abu Hafs al-Hashemi al-Qurayshi, named three years ago.
- Al-Furati acknowledged IS lost fighters over two years due to U.S.-led coalition attacks and highlighted fears that Americans, Shiites, and Kurdish fighters strive to prevent detainee escapes.
- A U.N. report earlier this month warned of five foiled assassination attempts last year targeting Syria’s president and ministers, while al-Hol camp, once housing over 24,000 people, is now almost empty after government forces took control last month.
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According to Islamabad, seven terrorist camps and hiding places of the Pakistani Taliban and the Islamic State were attacked from the air. Kabul reported several deaths
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Pakistan said Sunday it carried out airstrikes against militant camps across the border in Afghanistan, in a serious test for the fragile peace between the two neighbors.
Pakistan says terrorist training camps were attacked, while Afghanistan says civilians were killed in the attack.
Pakistan has attacked targets of extremists in Afghanistan. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, this is a reaction to the attack on a mosque in Islamabad.
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