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Special Warfare Unleashed: US Africa Command’s New Exercise

The US Africa Command (AFRICOM) has initiated “Special Warfare Unleashed,” a comprehensive exercise aimed at enhancing the capabilities of its special operations forces and strengthening partnerships with African nations. This exercise, conducted as part of AFRICOM’s Flintlock 24, involves forces from nearly 30 nations, totaling approximately 1,300 personnel. Hosted by Ghana and Côte d’Ivoire, the […]

U.S. Military Strategy in Africa: A Comprehensive Analysis

The recent escalation of geopolitical tensions in Africa, marked by incidents in Chad and Niger involving U.S. troops, signals a transformative period in international relations reminiscent of Cold War dynamics. In Chad, the tension during the presidential elections, exacerbated by violence and civilian casualties, highlighted the challenges facing U.S. military engagements. The Chadian military junta’s […]