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Boko Haram Violence in the Lake Chad Basin: Niger’s Diffa region saw a deadly clash where at least 14 Nigerien soldiers were killed after Boko Haram launched an ambush during a pursuit, with the governor attending funerals for the fallen. More Attack Reports from N’Guigmi: Separate reports say Boko Haram also killed around 10 Nigerian soldiers near N’Guigmi, as Niger forces swept the area after the assault. Military Pressure Updates: Nigeria’s armed forces reported July operations that killed 102 terrorists, rescued 397 kidnapping victims, arrested 345 suspects, and recovered weapons and ammunition. Niger Boosts Drone Arsenal: Niger reportedly received six Turkish Bayraktar TB2 armed drones to strengthen surveillance and precision strikes against groups active around the Lake Chad axis. Chad vs the ICC: Chad announced plans to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, calling it ineffective and biased toward Africa—while the wider debate echoes across other countries. Pan-African Travel Push: Chad’s plan for visa-free entry for all African citizens from 2027 is framed as a challenge to the continent’s patchwork borders.

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