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02/28/2026

BREAKING: Israel Launches Military Strikes on Iran — Major Escalation in Middle East
By Gabas World Media

February 28, 2026 — Tehran & Tel Aviv

A major military confrontation erupted today after the State of Israel announced it had launched pre-emptive strikes against Iran, marking a significant escalation in the long-standing tensions between the two nations.

According to Israeli authorities, the operation — described as a pre-emptive military action — was coordinated with the United States and aimed at neutralizing what Israel claims are imminent security threats posed by Iran’s nuclear and missile programs.

🔥 What Happened
Explosions were reported in Tehran, with smoke rising over parts of the Iranian capital following the attack.

Iran’s air defenses were activated as multiple strikes hit strategic locations, including military and government sites.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the offensive was intended to remove dangers to the State of Israel, declaring a heightened state of alert across the country.

The attacks follow intensified diplomatic and military tensions over Tehran’s nuclear ambitions and ballistic missile development.

🇮🇷 Iran’s Response
Iranian authorities have pledged to defend the country and respond to the aggression, warning of retaliation against Israeli and potentially U.S. targets. Iranian airspace was reportedly closed, and the government has not yet released a full casualty assessment.

Regional and Global Impact
The strikes threaten to reignite broader conflict across the Middle East, with international concern mounting over the risk of a wider war involving regional allies and global powers.

Gabas World Media will continue monitoring this developing situation and provide updates as confirmed information becomes available.

02/27/2026

BREAKING NEWS
Calls Grow for Reform or Dissolution of Nigeria’s DSS Amid Allegations of Rights Violations

By Gabas World Media | Breaking Report

A Nigerian PhD student based in China, identified as Khalid Yusuf Tebo (also known as KY Tebo), has issued a strong public statement calling for the dissolution of Nigeria’s Department of State Services (DSS), alleging widespread human rights violations and abuse of power.
In his statement, Tebo accused the Nigerian government of using the DSS to suppress opposition voices, activists, and citizens who express dissenting views, particularly on social media platforms. He claimed that many Nigerians now live in fear of arrest over online commentary critical of government policies.

The statement further alleged that the security agency has failed in its primary responsibility of protecting citizens from armed bandits and insurgent groups operating in states such as Zamfara, Katsina, Sokoto, Borno, and Yobe. According to the writer, while insecurity continues to affect rural communities — including reports of kidnappings, sexual violence, and killings — authorities have been more focused on tracking political dissent.
Among the most serious allegations raised are claims of unlawful detentions, human rights abuses, and selective enforcement of justice. The writer also criticized what he described as unequal government response to kidnapping incidents, alleging that ransom payments are more swiftly arranged in high-profile cases involving students, while ordinary citizens are often left without intervention.

Additionally, the statement questioned the effectiveness of intelligence operations, arguing that while the DSS has reportedly uncovered political conspiracies, it has struggled to dismantle armed criminal networks operating in forests and rural areas.

These allegations have not yet been independently verified by Gabas World Media. As of the time of this report, there has been no official response from the Department of State Services regarding these specific claims.
The DSS, Nigeria’s primary domestic intelligence agency, has historically maintained that its operations are conducted within the framework of national security laws and are aimed at preserving stability and protecting citizens.

The growing public discourse reflects wider concerns about security, civil liberties, and governance in Nigeria, as citizens continue to debate the balance between national security and fundamental human rights.

Gabas World Media will continue to monitor developments and provide updates as more information becomes available

02/27/2026

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