Three US men in Kansas and California were charged June 8 with conspiring to fund ISIS and facilitate attacks on US servicemembers after a 16-month FBI investigation relying on Discord communications and undercover contact.

Abu-Bilal Al-Manuki, described as the global ISIS second in command, was killed alongside lieutenants in a joint US-Nigerian precision overnight operation in the Lake Chad Basin.

Germany charged a Syrian asylum-seeker with planning an IS-inspired suicide knife and bomb attack on Jewish targets in Berlin; the case reflects an active IS targeting pipeline for Jewish communities in Germany that is reinforced by concurrent German-language IS media distribution on TechHaven.

The April 11 Nigerian Air Force strike on Jilli market in Borno killed between 56 and 200 civilians per varying estimates; the government defended the strike as intelligence-led and ordered a probe, but survivor accounts and the documented pattern of Nigerian Air Force civilian casualty incidents raise material questions for the AFRICOM advisory partnership.

ISWAP killed BG Oseni Braimoh and at least 17 additional soldiers in simultaneous assaults on three Borno military positions on April 9; Amaq Agency claimed the attack.

The AlSaqri Foundation's Explosives_Basics.pdf was distributed on TechHaven on 28 March 2026; a separate catalog of PETN, HMTD, Picric Acid, and Nitrocellulose manuals plus a six-volume drone weaponization series is available through a platform intermediary, and a bomb-making solicitation was posted the prior day, collectively indicating TechHaven is functioning as an operational weapons support network.