🔦🇰🇪⁉️ — Chaos as Kenyan protesters storm the parliament building, 10 protesters killed as of now.

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🔦🇰🇪⁉️ — Kenyan military forces heading to parliament buildings in Nairobi due to large protests.

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🔦🇰🇪⁉️ — Kenyan network connection has been heavily reduced due to authority crackdown on protesters in Nairobi.

Connectivity was also reduced in neighboring countries of Uganda and Burundi, likely to limit coverage of events.

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🔦🇰🇪🤝🇭🇹 — Coinciding with today's events in Nairobi, 400 Kenyan peacekeepers have landed in Haiti today to help quell gang violence.

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🇮🇱🤝🇺🇸👤🛰 — Israel eyes use of Musk's Starlink in event of war with Hezbollah


➡️ The Ministries of Finance and Communications are exploring the use of Elon Musk's satellite communications company, Starlink, to maintain internet connectivity in Israel during potential disruptions or power outages caused by an all-out war in the north.

➡️ Last February, Minister of Communications Shlomo Karhi signed an operating license for Starlink services in Israel. At the same time, Israel permitted the operation of the service in the Gaza Strip for entities providing humanitarian aid, including operating a field hospital established in Rafah by the United Arab Emirates.

➡️ With the signing of Starlink's operating license in Israel, the Ministry of Communications stated that the service would focus on areas close to the fighting, aiming to provide stable communication to local authorities, emergency units, and government bodies in cases of wired and cellular communication malfunctions.

➡️ According to scenarios by the National Emergency Management Authority (NEMA) and electricity company Noga, damage by Hezbollah to sensitive electricity production and transmission facilities could lead to blackouts in large areas of the country, especially in the northern region. In the event of a power outage lasting more than two hours, the relay stations of the cellular network may also collapse.

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