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Sudan’s RSF Refused to Rescue Dozens in Gold Mine Collapse Where at Least 82 Died, Survivors Say
Informal mines are rampant in Sudan, where both the RSF and Sudanese army rely on mining revenue to fund the war.
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Informal mines are rampant in Sudan, where both the RSF and Sudanese army rely on mining revenue to fund the war.
On this week’s episode of the War Brief, hosts Sarmad Jawad and Murtaza Hussain break down the most critical military and foreign policy developments across the Middle East and Eastern Europe over the past week.
Parents, teachers, and first responders tell the story of what happened in Minab at the Shajareh Tayyebeh School massacre on the first day of the war.
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Drop Site Daily: October 2, 2026
While Rep. Tom Barrett has been working to distance himself from Trump's unpopular war in Iran, defense industry executives have poured money into his campaign.
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Palestinian journalist Mujahed Al-Saadi documents his harrowing experience in Israeli detention two years after being arrested from his home in Jenin.
Leaked documents show how an Emirati defamation campaign extended into the United States, creating a blacklist that includes mainstream Muslim groups and dozens of American citizens.
Drop Site Daily: October 1, 2026
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