Invasion (Rhinehart novel)) being invented in his name. Muilu himself said that the word had been invented by Martti Pihkala, who invented it after seeing the sturdly built Muilu walking along a plank to a cattle transport wagon during the peasants' march. Martti Pihkala said about this: Translation: Jussi Muilu Johannes (Jussi) Muilu (born 27 June 1901 in Lapua, Finland - died 24 October 1976 in Lapua, Finland) was a farmer from Southern Ostrobothnia, Finland who was active in the Lapua Movement in the early 1930s. Jussi Muilu was born to parents Juho Muilu and Liisa Malkamäki. He was interested in machinery and owned 	Jussi Muilu
11055052	Jihadist insurgency in Niger Jihadist insurgency in Niger The jihadist insurgency in Niger or Islamist insurgency in Niger is an ongoing war and civil conflict between the government of Niger and Salafi jihadist groups. The attacks that took place in Niger were a series of attacks by militants on civilians and soldiers, mainly in the western region of Tillabéri. The attacks left 611 dead and more than 114 others injured in 2021. Background. Several major attacks occurred in Niger during the 2010s and 2020. The Niger faces jihadist insurgencies both in its western regions (as a result of the spillover of the Mali War	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055053	) and in its southeastern region (as a result of the spillover of the islamic insurgency in Nigeria). The insurgency in the west of the country began with incursions in 2015 and intensified from 2017 onwards, with massacres carried out by groups affiliated with al-Qaeda and the so-called Islamic State. In its southeastern regions, nevertheless, the Niger mainly fights Boko Haram insurgents. Timeline. 2021. It is also the first year in which attacks were carried out with frequency in the country. Attacks were carried out every month of 2021. The previous biggest attack in Niger against civilians was the 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055054	12 December 2020 Toumour attack, which resulted in 28 people killed. Both the December 2020 and January 2021 attacks were carried out during Niger's municipal and regional elections, while the February bombing specifically targeted members of the electoral commission. January. On 2 January, the villages of Tchombangou (at ) and Zaroumdareye (at ), which are seven kilometres apart, were attacked by several militants. The attack initially left 79 people dead and 75 wounded. Of the deceased victims, 49 were killed in Tchombangou and 30 in Zaroumdareye. A day after the attack, 21 more people were found dead and others succumbed to 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055055	their injuries on Tchombangou, bringing the total death toll to 100. On 8 January UN's High Commissioner for Refugees spokesman said that 73 people had been killed in the village of Tchouma Bangou and 32 in Zaroumdareye, making the total death toll 105. The government of Niger dispatched soldiers to the border after the attacks. The attackers are Islamist militants who arrived in the villages while crossing the border from Mali. Some time before the massacre, two Islamist militants who were seen in the area were killed by the local villagers. Those attacks are suspected to be in retaliation 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055056	for those killings, according to the country's interior minister. February. On 21 February, seven members of the electoral commission were killed and three others injured in a landmine explosion in Tillabéri. The attack was carried out on the same day of the presidential election's second round. March. On 16 March, armed men on motorcycles attacked a convoy returning from a market in Banibangou by the Malian border to a nearby village in Southwestern Niger's Tillabéri Region, killing 58 people. On 21 March, militants riding motorbikes attacked Intazayene, Bakorat and Wistan, three villages in the Tahoua Region close 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055057	to the Malian border, killing 137 people. The death toll would make the attack the deadliest committed by suspected jihadists in Niger's history. Newly elected President Mohamed Bazoum condemned the attacks and declared three days of national mourning. On 24 March, at least 10 people were killed during attacks at two villages in the Tillabéri Region. April. On 18 April, at least 19 civilians were killed and two wounded when armed men raided a village in Tillabéri Region. May. On 3 May, a military patrol was ambushed in the Tahoua Region, resulting in the killing of 16 soldiers and 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055058	the wounding of six more. It was the first attack against soldiers in the country since the beginning of the year. On 12 May, five villagers were killed and two more wounded after militants stormed the village of Fantio, in the Tillabéri region, during Eid al-Fitr celebrations. On 30 May, four civilians and four soldiers were killed during a raid carried out by Boko Haram militants in the town of Diffa, in the Diffa Region. The jihadists attacked the town in the late afternoon, riding in about 15 vehicles, but were pushed back by responding security forces during a 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055059	long gunfight, in which six attackers were killed. June. On 25 June, armed men attacked a village and nearby locations, killing a total of 19 civilians. Initially, the attackers stormed the Danga Zawne village, in the Tillabéri region, killing three people. They then attacked nearby farms, killing the other sixteen people. On 29 June, Boko Haram fighters opened fire on a bus along the road between Diffa and Maine Soroa, killing four civilians, including the bus driver, two villagers and a village chief; two more were wounded. The fighters then moved on another road and opened fire on a group 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055060	of soldiers, wounding six of them. A gunfight erupted, and thirteen terrorists were killed. July. On 2 July, around 100 heavily armed “terrorists” riding motorcycles attacked the Tchoma Bangou village, killing four civilians. Security forces responded to the attack, starting a gun battle, resulting in the death of five soldiers and 40 terrorists. On 25 July, fourteen people were killed and one more was wounded as gunmen stormed the village of Wiye. Nine of the victims are killed while working at fields. On 28 July, 19 civilians were killed and five more wounded as militants stormed the village of Deye 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055061	Koukou in the Banibangou area, near the border with Mali. August. On 1 August, Islamist militants ambushed and opened fire on a group of soldiers in Torodi, Tillabéri Region. As the soldiers were escaping and carried the wounded, a bomb exploded. Fifteen soldiers were killed in the attack, while six more are missing. On 16 August, gunmen on motorbikes stormed the village of Darey-Daye, Niger, opening fire against civilians while they were tending their fields, killing 37 people, including 14 children. On 20 August, gunmen opened fire against civilians who were praying at a mosque in the village of 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055062	Theim, in the Tillaberi region, killing 16 people. On 25 August, hundreds of Boko Haram militants attacked a military post in Diffa, killing 16 soldiers and wounding nine others. In the ensuing gun battle, around 50 Islamist insurgents were killed. October. On 11 October, ten people were killed and another was wounded when gunmen opened fire at a mosque in the village of Abankor. On 18 October, gunmen opened fire against a police station in Tillaberi, killing three policemen and wounding seven others. On 20 October, six members of Niger's national guard were killed and several others were wounded 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055063	when gunmen ambushed a convoy carrying the prefect of Bankilare and his bodyguards, who escaped unharmed. November. On 2 November, Islamic State in the Greater Sahara gunmen attacked a delegation led by the mayor of Banibangou, killing 69 people. The mayor and the leader of a self-defence militia were among those killed. On 4 November, fifteen soldiers were killed as gunmen attacked a military outpost in the village of Anzourou. December. On 5 December, hundreds of motorcycle-equipped rebels raided an international military base in Tillabéri, killing 29 soldiers. 79 of the invaders were killed. Jihadist insurgency in Niger 	Jihadist insurgency in Niger
11055064	Dedi (disambiguation) Dedi (disambiguation) Dedi may refer to: Dedi (disambiguation) Dedi may refer to: 	Dedi (disambiguation)
11055065	2015 in paleomammalogy 2015 in paleomammalogy This paleomammalogy list records new fossil mammal taxa that were described during the year 2015, as well as notes other significant paleomammalogy discoveries and events which occurred during that year. 2015 in paleomammalogy This paleomammalogy list records new fossil mammal taxa that were described during the year 2015, as well as notes other significant paleomammalogy discoveries and events which occurred during that year. 	2015 in paleomammalogy
11055066	Invasion (Rhinehart novel) Invasion (Rhinehart novel) Invasion is the last novel written by American author George Cockcraft under the pen name Luke Rhinehart, published in 2016. Plot introduction. Aliens from a parallel universe suddenly appear to 'have fun' on the Earth. Fisherman Billy Morton lives in Greenport on Long Island with his lawyer wife Carlita and two sons Jimmy and Lucas. An alien jumps from the sea onto his fishingboat, at first he believes it to be a 'funny fish', but it is covered in short silver hair the size of a beach ball. The alien accompanies him home where his sons called 	Invasion (Rhinehart novel)
11055067	it an 'FF' and they name him Louis, who begins to watch television and then uses the home computer. News of the aliens around the world reaches the FBI, who then pinpoints Billy's house as being the source of hacking the government and corporations, stealing money from banks to give to others, making the world a fairer place. Louie and his accomplices try and change the economic and military systems but he American government soon decides that the aliens are terrorists and go on the offensive to stop them... Sequel. Luke Rhinehart promised a sequel entitled The Hairy Balls  and the End of Civilization", consisting 'of both hundreds of Protean definitions showing the real meaning of our most important words, and also Protean Proverbs, essays, Adages Revisited, and numerous witty and satirical illustrations, art works, and cartoons' told from the invaders perspective. Invasion (Rhinehart novel) Invasion is the last novel written by American author George Cockcraft under the pen name Luke Rhinehart, published in 2016. Plot introduction. Aliens from a parallel universe suddenly appear to 'have fun' on the Earth. Fisherman Billy Morton lives in Greenport on Long Island with his lawyer wife Carlita and two sons Jimmy and