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BREAKING: Mali is being attacked on several fronts at the same time. Jihadist militias and allied armed groups reportedly hit five different locations in a coordinated offensive. Malian soldiers have reportedly been captured, and fighters are now trying to take control of Anefis, a key town in northern Mali....

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What is coming out of Iran is not just brutality. It is the importation of battlefield violence into city streets by men who have done this before. The videos now circulating show armed men firing on unarmed civilians without distinction. In some clips, shooters sprint while firing automatic rifles. In others, men stand upright on a moving motorbike and fire handguns. There are also scenes of heavy weapons mounted on pickup trucks, with armed men standing in the back and firing into streets and crowds. What stands out is not only the firepower, but the method and the mindset. This is not crowd-control policing. It is combat-style action: coordinated movement, practiced weapon handling, and lethal force used without hesitation. These are men who have killed before, repeatedly, in war zones, and they are used to it. For years, the IRGC’s Quds Force built proxy forces across the region—recruiting, funding, training, and deploying fighters into war zones in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon. Now the regime is bringing those same proxies home and using them inside Iran. In plain terms, it has imported the habits of foreign battlefields and turned Iranian cities into killing grounds.

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