The Islamic State's West Africa Province (ISWAP) claimed killing at least 14 Nigerian soldiers in three attacks in three days, each in a different area of Borno state, Nigeria.

The Nigeria-based Jama’at Ahl al-Sunnah Lil Dawa Wal Jihad, or "Boko Haram," claimed separate attacks on Chadian and Nigerian troops in the country's Borno state, and provided photos documenting the war spoils it seized in one of the operations.

The Shabaab al-Mujahideen Movement claimed a rare attack at sea, targeting a boat carrying Somali troops and military equipment, and in a separate incident, took credit for the murder of a Somali Special Forces officer in what it described as a "special operation".

Continuing to capitalize on the October 10, 2019 Banten attack in Indonesia, Islamic State (IS/ISIS) supporters threatened prominent Indonesian politicians.

Remarking on the United States pulling troops from northern Syria, an Islamic State (IS)-aligned group predicted the collapse of the "Alliance of Demons," and the descent of the region into ruin.

The Islamic State's East Asia Province (ISEAP) claimed attacking ‘spies’ with weapons, killing one and wounding another in Patikul, Sulu.

A video was recently posted to an encrypted neo-Nazi communication platform depicting an individual - wearing a skeleton mask and bearing a shotgun - encouraging the use of a firearm to kill various civilian targets.

A prominent neo-Nazi Telegram channel shared a video of Dutch farmers blocking a major roadway with 18-wheeler trucks, using the action as inspiration to discuss infrastructural sabotage.

The Islamic State (IS) reported in a Naba 204 "exclusive" that its fighters in "Central Africa Province" (ISCAP) engaged in a clash with Russian and Mozambican forces, inflicting casualties, and taking one soldier of unidentified nationality prison.

In a raid on an SDF location in Mahmudli, in Syria's Raqqah governorate, the Islamic State (IS) claimed freeing multiple "abducted" Muslim women being held there.