Discover OpenAI's WorldCoin Crypto Project

Discover OpenAI's WorldCoin Crypto Project

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Al-Shabaab Suicide Bomber in Somalia
3. North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile
4. OpenAI CEO Launches Wildcoin Crypto Project
5. Federal High Court Grants Bail to Suspended Central Bank of Nigeria Governor
6. Russian Drone Strikes on Kiev
7. UN Discovers Anti-Personnel Mines at Zabaritian Nuclear Power Plant
8. Junta Raid Forces Residents to Flee in Sagayan Region
9. US Imposes Sanctions on Mali Defense Minister
10. Twitter Rebrands as "Access"
11. Jill Biden Attends Flag Raised Ceremony at UNESCO
12. Nigeria Raises Funds for Food Production Transformation
13. OpenAI Launches Worldcoin Crypto Project

Al-Shabaab Suicide Bomber Kills 20 Soldiers in Somalia

In a devastating attack, an al-Shabaab suicide bomber targeted a military training Camp in the Somali capital of Mogadishu, resulting in the death of at least 20 soldiers. The attack, claimed by the al-Qaeda-linked extremist group, occurred at the Jales Ciard Military Academy, where the 14 Infantry Brigade was preparing for a fresh training course. The suicide bomber, identified as Muhammad Ibrahim Mohalimu, infiltrated the base and detonated an explosive VEST, causing significant casualties. According to reports, over 20 people were killed, with 27 reported dead by some sources and nearly 60 others wounded. This attack serves as a grim reminder of the persistent threat posed by extremist organizations in the region.

North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile in Jeju Island

Tensions run high as North Korea launches two ballistic missiles into the East Sea in close proximity to Jeju Island. The provocative move comes shortly after a U.S. nuclear-powered submarine took harbor in a South Korean naval base, amplifying the already existing tensions on the Korean Peninsula. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff confirmed the launches, reporting that the first missile was detected at 11:55 p.m. on Monday, followed by a Second missile launched at 12 a.m. on Tuesday. Both missiles traveled approximately 250 miles before landing in the East Sea. Japan's Ministry of Defense also confirmed the launches, stating that both missiles reached a maximum altitude of about 60 miles before plunging into the ocean outside Tokyo's exclusive economic zone.

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