Ansarullah Official Urges Saudi Arabia to Reassess Yemen Strategy
A senior representative of the Ansarullah movement has publicly called on Riyadh to fundamentally rethink its military and diplomatic approach to the protracted conflict in Yemen.
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A senior representative of the Ansarullah movement has publicly called on Riyadh to fundamentally rethink its military and diplomatic approach to the protracted conflict in Yemen.
The Department of State Services (DSS) has arraigned five suspects in connection with the abduction at a school in Oyo. The individuals are facing charges related to their alleged involvement in the incident.

An analysis delves into Nigeria's complex stance on the death penalty, particularly concerning the push by the SSS for capital punishment for Ansaru terror commanders, highlighting the debate over justice for victims.

Nigeria's State Security Service (SSS) has vowed to appeal the life sentences handed down to two Ansaru terrorist commanders, considering the punishment too lenient and seeking the death penalty.

The suspected Ansaru commander's co-defendant already pleaded guilty to one of the charges filed against them in the terrorism trial. The post Captured suspected Ansaru commander considers changing…
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Ansarullah (Houthis) stated that Iran's recent missile strikes have shifted strategic equations in favor of the resistance front.
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Nigeria's State Security Service (SSS) has re-arraigned two jailed Ansarul leaders and three terrorism convicts, who had previously received life sentences, in connection with the Oyo school abduction case, expressing dissatisfaction with their earlier sentences.

A Nigerian court has sentenced two Ansaru commanders to life imprisonment for their involvement in terrorism. The ruling marks a significant legal action against the extremist group.

Nigeria's Department of State Services (DSS) stated that Oriire teachers were beheaded to compel the release of Ansaru commanders, and announced its intention to appeal the life sentences given to two convicted terrorist leaders.

The Federal High Court in Abuja has adjourned the trial of two alleged commanders of Ansaru, an Al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist group, until July 20.
The chief of Yemen's Ansarullah movement has called for economic and political sanctions against their adversaries.

The Nigerian government has published an updated list of terrorism financiers, including 48 individuals and armed groups operating across the country.

An SSS operative testified in court that suspected Ansaru commanders confessed to receiving weapons training in Libya, stating that the confessions were made in a conducive atmosphere.

An Ansarullah leader has reportedly connected Riyadh to Jeffrey Epstein, as Yemen maintains a naval blockade. This comes amidst a massive rally in Sana'a, where hundreds of thousands gathered to support the resistance and Yemeni armed forces.

The Federal Government has arraigned five individuals, including two Ansaru commanders, accused of involvement in the abduction and beheading of two teachers from schools in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State.

The Department of State Services (DSS) in Nigeria plans to appeal the life sentences handed down to two top commanders of the Ansaru terror group.

Two suspected leaders of the Ansaru terrorist group have reversed their earlier not-guilty pleas and admitted guilt to 32 terrorism-related charges in court.

A faction of Boko Haram, Ansaru, has released footage of 46 Nigerians, mostly schoolchildren and their teachers, kidnapped from two communities in Ogbomoso Local Government Area of Oyo State.
Dozens of Fulani herders have been killed in western Nigeria by government-backed militias. The herders were accused of being informants for the jihadist group Ansaru.
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Ansaru, a breakaway faction of the Boko Haram terrorist group, was linked to several high-profile attacks and kidnappings across the country. The post 2 Ansaru commanders facing terrorism trial trained in Libya, DSS tells court appeared first on Vanguard News.