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- Driver identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, from Texas, who was deployed to Afghanistan from 2009 to 2010
- The FBI said a Daesh flag was found on the truck. It is working to determine his potential associations with terror groups
- Jabbar was killed by police after he exited the truck and opened fire on responding officers
- Delegation includes FM Asaad Al-Shibani, Defense Minister Marahf Abu Qasra, and Intelligence Chief Anas Khattab
- One of the group’s medical teams intervened and prevented him from dying
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- The milestone was celebrated at a signing ceremony for new localization contracts
- Key accomplishments celebrated at the event included the development of a strategic implementation plan for sustainability localization
- Telegram and Meta are pursuing licenses, while X and Google have yet to apply, officials confirm
- The licensing requirement stems from new legislation targeting the surge in cybercrime
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