IJR News — today's news from every sideRachel Meyers South Korea should demand a full investigation and compensation for the blast that harmed three troops. Reader Kum ba yah, my Lord, kum ba yah! Maya Lindstrom Sending all 18 to Florida might finally deliver accountability after the earlier convictions. Jared Kim This pardon overlooks how the soldier shot a wounded Palestinian without justification and weakens military discipline overall. Death Toll Passes 100 in Mali AttackWorld — Sep 18, 2026The Mali Dioura attack by JNIM on Sept. 10, 2026 killed more than 100 Malian soldiers and several Russian Africa Corps personnel, with tallies ranging from 50 to over 100 reported by security sources, the army, and JNIM, and none independently verified. The assault, one of the deadliest on Mali’s army in years, prompted large-scale air-ground operations and underscored Bamako’s growing reliance on external military backing, including Russia, amid a widening casualty toll and disputes over numbers.
