International News Morning Post:
[More than 800 people escaped from a prison attacked in Nigeria]
The Nigerian prison department confirmed on the 23rd that a prison in the Oyo state in southwestern Nigeria was attacked by militants on the evening of the 22nd, resulting in the escape of 837 detainees.
Nigerian prison service spokesman Oran Revaju Anjorin said in a statement that an unidentified group of militants attacked a prison in the Abolongo district of Oyo State and engaged in an exchange of fire with guards. Militants used explosives to break through walls into prisons, releasing 837 detainees. Immediately after the incident, the prison administration department launched the arrest procedure, and 262 escapees have been arrested so far.
[Russian Deputy Foreign Minister: NATO Returns to Cold War Mode]
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Glushko said in a live broadcast program on Russian television on the 23rd that NATO returned to the Cold War mode again after taking the "road of evolution", and its main energy was used to resist the so-called "Eastern threat".
On the 6th of this month, NATO announced that it had revoked the permanent qualifications of 8 members of the Russian mission to NATO. NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg said on the 7th that NATO expelled 8 members of the Russian Permanent Mission to NATO because they were engaged in espionage.