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Sri Lanka government has banned three extremist groups in the country, after the Easter Sunday terror attack were 250 civilians lost their lives. President Maithripala Sirisena issued a notice to banned the extremist groups and there will be restriction of flying drone in the country till the further notice. According to the Gazette the National Thowheed Jamaath (NTJ), the Jamaathe Millaathe Ibrahim (JMI), and the Willayath As Seylani (WAS) organisations have been banned. On April 21, nine suicide bombers carried out a terror attack in Sri Lanka and which left the government and citizen in shock. Blasts took place in three churches and some luxury hotels and it killed 250 people including 44 foreigners 10 of them were Indians and 500 people were injured. The Islamic State terror group claimed the attacks, but the government blamed local Islamist extremist group National Thowheeth Jamaath (NTJ). Over 1,000 have been arrested since the attacks. Sri Lanka’s police say they have either killed or arrested all those responsible for the bombings. Read the full article

An Islamist group claimed the attack, but Aziz Asber was also a target of the Mossad. The face of Aziz Asber was unknown to the general public until the announcement, Sunday, August 5, by a newspaper close to the Syrian regime, his death in an attack on his vehicle near the city of Masyaf, in the center of the Syria. Yet, this figure seems to have been a pillar of Syria's chemical and military arsenal. Killed with his driver on Saturday evening, probably by the explosion of a machine positioned on the road he was driving, shortly after leaving his home, this physicist by training was an important figure of the Center for Studies and Scientific Research (ESRO), the entity responsible for the development and production of unconventional weapons, including chemical weapons and vector missiles. Aziz Asber knew how to be discreet. Rare photographs of him circulate in the press. He is credited with being close to President Bashar Al-Assad. He also reportedly had close ties with Iran and Hezbollah, a Lebanese Shiite movement backed by Tehran. Originally from the region of Tartous - army breeding ground - he held two doctorates and would have studied in France. ESRB officials are part of the Syrian regime's elite but are closely monitored. Their passports are in the hands of the security services and their movements subject to authorization. "Sector 4" An Islamist group, the Abu Amara Brigades, claimed responsibility for his assassination. Since 2017, these insurgents have carried out several attacks against senior Syrian officials or pro-regime militiamen. But several pro-government media see this operation as the hand of Israel. Opponents mention, for their part, the hypothesis of an internal liquidation. This is the first time that a senior official of the ESRB has been eliminated in a manner reminiscent of the one used by the Israeli secret service, the Mossad, against the leaders of the nuclear program ... Read the full article

Kenyan authorities have arrested Muhammed Abdi Ali, a suspected key member of an eastern African Islamist militant group that was plotting attacks similar to the 2013 Westgate shopping mall. Only this time Ali had a network of medical experts who were plotting a biological attack using anthrax. #africancapsule #Kenya #islamistgroup #alShabaab #westgatemallattack #africannews