Timeline of the Islamic State (2026)

This is a timeline of Islamic State (IS)-related events that occurred in 2026.

Timeline

January

  • 1 January:
    • In Syria, an IS suicide bomber targeted New Year's celebrations killing 1 person and wounding 2 others.[1]
    • In North Kivu, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), IS claims responsibility for attacking two Congolese military bases and three Christian-majority villages. In the attack on the bases, two soldiers were killed and the bases were burnt down. In the other attacks, fifteen people were killed and forty homes were burnt down.[2]
  • 2 January – In the United States, the FBI foiled a New Year's Eve attack plot targeting a grocery store and fast-food restaurant in North Carolina, authorities say they arrested an IS member.[3]
  • 3 January – In Syria, the United Kingdom and France launched airstrikes on an underground arms cache formerly used by the IS.[4]
  • 4 January – Eight Nigerian soldiers were killed by an IS – West Africa Province (ISWAP) IED detonation targeting their vehicle near Damasak, Borno State.[5]
  • 5 January – In Nigeria, nine Nigerian soldiers were killed and several others were injured when they hit a landmine and came under fire by ISWAP near Bindundul, Borno State.[6]
  • 8 January:
  • 9 January – In Somalia, USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 33 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[9]
    The victims of the 2025 Palmyra attack.
  • 10 January – In Syria, the United States Central Command (CENTCOM) forces, alongside partner forces, conducted multiple airstrike against IS. The strikes are part of Operation Hawkeye Strike, which was launched in direct response to the 2025 Palmyra attack.[10]
  • 11 January – USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 27 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[11]
  • 14 January – In Nigeria, the Nigerian Air Force launched airstrikes on the 'Timbuktu Triangle' killing 10 militants.[12]
  • 16 January – CENTCOM forces conducted a precision airstrike in northwest Syria against a militant leader with direct ties to Al-Qaeda and the IS gunman responsible for the 2025 Palmyra attack.[13]
  • 19 January:
  • 20 January:
    • In Nigeria, the military arrested three recruiters for ISWAP in Borno State.[19]
    • Clashes between Boko Haram and ISWAP leave hundreds dead in the Lake Chad.[20]
  • 21 January:
    • CENTCOM forces announce a transfer of up to 7,000 IS detainees from Syria to Iraq as part of an effort to reduce the risk of a resurgence amid increased fighting in Syria.[21]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 66 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[22]
  • 22 January – IS claims responsibility for burning down two Cameroonian military bases in the town of Darak, Logone-et-Chari, Far North Region, Cameroon. IS fighters also seized weaponry.
  • 23 January:
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted multiple airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 40 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[23]
    • In the Philippines, an ambush by the IS-linked Maute Group kills 4 people.[24]
    • In Mozambique, the IS – Mozambique Province (ISMP) stole a motorboat and kidnapped people. ISMP demanded a ransom of 50,000 meticais ($784) each.[25]
    • In the United States, a 17-year-old pleaded guilty for planning a terrorist attack.[26]
  • 25 January:
  • 26 January – In the DRC, 25 people are killed in an IS-linked attack in Eastern Congo.[28]
  • 27 January:
    • In Azerbaijan, the State Security Service announced that it foiled an attempt by ISKP to bomb the Israeli embassy in Baku.[29]
    • From 27 January to 2 February, the U.S. conducted five strikes against "multiple" IS targets in Syria, locating and destroying "an IS communication site, critical logistics node, and weapons storage facilities" utilizing "50 precision munitions delivered by fixed-wing, rotary-wing, and unmanned aircraft," according to CENTCOM.[30]
  • 28 January:
    • In Singapore, a 14-year old supportive of IS has been issued a restriction order.[31]
    • In Borno State, Nigeria, overnight attacks by ISWAP leave dozens of civilians and soldiers dead.[32]
  • 29 January:
  • 30 January:
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 43 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[43]
    • In the Philippines, the IS – East Asia Province (ISEAP) claimed an ambush that killed 4 soldiers. This is the groups first claimed attack since October 2024.[44]

February

  • 1 February:
    • IS – Sahel Province (ISSP) claimed an attack in Ménaka, Mali.[45]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 40 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[46]
  • 2 February – ISWAP appoints Abu Khalifa as its new commander in the 'Timbuktu Triangle'.[47]
  • 3 February:
    • Donald Trump falsely accused Ilhan Omar of having links to IS – Somalia Province.[48]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 41 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[49]
  • 4 February – Attacks on two villages by IS-affiliated Lakurawa gunmen in Kwara State, Nigeria, kill at least 162 people.[50][51]
  • 5 February – Jamal Borhot, convicted of joining the IS, is sentenced to 16 years in prison.[52]
  • 6 February:
  • 7 February – Pakistani security forces arrest four suspects involved in the 2026 Islamabad mosque bombing.[60]
  • 9 February – In the DRC, IS-linked Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) kill 20 people in Eastern Congo.[61]
  • 11 February – ISPP launched an English-language magazine called Invade.[62]
  • 13 February – USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 50 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[63]
  • 14 February – USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 65 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[64]
  • 16 February:
    • A 21-year-old IS member is charged with terrorism and other offences for his role in the 2024 Vienna terrorism plot on a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna, Austria, in 2024.[65]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 70 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[66]
  • 17– 4 IS members are arrested by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) in Jericho.[67][68]
  • 18 February – A security officer is killed and another is injured in an attack by IS in Raghib, Deir ez-Zor Governorate, Syria.[69]
  • 19 February – In the DRC, ISCAP claims responsibility for the killing of three Congolese soldiers.[70]
  • 21 February – IS claims responsibility for two attacks on security personnel in northern and eastern Syria, in which a soldier and a civilian were killed.[71]
  • 22 February – In Nigeria, the Nigerian Army kills 25 ISWAP fighters.[72]
  • 23 February:
  • 24 February – In Russia, the IS claimed a suicide bombing that killed 1 person and injured 3 more.[75]
  • 27 February – 25 Nigerien militiamen were killed in a suspected IS ambush near Tillaberi, western Niger.[76]

March

April

  • 2 April:
  • 4 April – In Nigeria, at least 38 people were killed by IS attacks.[103]
  • 7 April:
  • 13 April – The French court found Lafarge guilty of financing terrorist groups in Syria, by paying millions of euros to the IS and al-Nusra Front between 2013 and 2014. The court also convicted several former executives involved in the scheme.[110]
  • 12 April – An IS-inspired arson attack occurred at a synagogue in Skopje, North Macedonia.[111]
  • 15 April:
  • 16 April:
    • Ashraf al-Safoo, a member of the IS' Khattab Media Foundation is found guilty and sentenced to 25 years in prison.[114]
    • ISWAP claims to have executed two sorcerers in Borbor and Bama in Borno State, Nigeria.[115]
  • 17 April:
    • In the Philippines, ten members of Dawlah Islamiyah are killed in a joint operation.[116]
    • In Nigeria, ISWAP attacks the a military base in Mussa village killing at least 5 soldiers.[117]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 50 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[118]
  • 18 April – In Ethiopia, 138 militants linked to IS and Al-Shabaab are arrested by Ethiopia's National Intelligence and Security Service.[119][120]
  • 20 April:
    • Ugandan and Congolese forces rescue at least 200 civilians being held by the IS-linked ADF.[121]
    • In Turkey, 90 IS members are arrested.[122]
    • A man who acted out the IS-inspired Bondi Beach attack has been sentenced to 12 months in jail.[123]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted a series of airstrikes against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 90 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[124]
  • 22 April – A resident of Ottawa, Canada is found guilty of terror charges related to an IS-inspired terrorist plot against Jewish people.[125]
  • 23 April:
    • Senior ISWAP commander identified as Abu Umar Bundi Munzir is killed alongside 24 other militants in Borno State, Nigeria.[126]
    • The IS releases "The Sydney Attack: The Revenge of the Oppressed Ummah" which encourages supporters to replicate the 2025 Bondi Beach attack.[127]
  • 24 April – The IS released a video showing Christian captives paying Jizya. After they paid, the captives were released.[128]
  • 25 April – USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted a series of airstrikes against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 75 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[129]
  • 26 April:
    • 12 Christians are killed in an ISWAP attack on a village in Adamawa State, Nigeria.[130]
    • ISWAP attacked football pitch in Guyaku, Adamawa State, killing about 30 people.[131]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted a series of airstrikes against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 75 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[129]
  • 28 April:
    • Malian and Russian troops withdrew from Labbezanga in the Gao Region, a border post on the Mali–Niger border, which was subsequently occupied by ISSP members. ISSP also began amassing forces around Ménaka, the capital of the Ménaka Region, and launched probing attacks on military positions around the city.[132][133]
    • ISKP attacks a Pakistani intelligence officer in the town of Khansar, leading to his death.[134]
  • 29 April – Reuters reported that Ménaka, Mali was under government control and that ISSP militants had retreated from the town.[135]
  • 30 April:

May

  • 1 May:
  • 3 May:
    • Four Palestinians are charged for planning IS-inspired attacks in Israel.[140]
    • Puntland regional officials say that they have recaptured the Miraale area following clashes with IS members.[141]
  • 4 May:
    • The IS – Iraq Province (ISIP) claimed an attack against the Iraqi military, its first attack in 2026.[142]
    • ISWAP claimed an attack against a number of Nigerian soldiers, which lead to the death of 8 Nigerian soldiers.[143]
    • ISCAP claims they clashed with Congolese and Ugandan armies, in Ituri Province, which lead to their escape and capture of ammunition.[144]
    • ISIP detonated an IED on an Iraqi patrol near the Tigris river, which lead to a Humvee being disabled, and one Iraqi soldier being injured.[145]
    • Amaq News Agency claims that the ISCAP, launched its first attack in Haut-Uélé, resulting in the death of 6 Congolese soldiers killed, and the wounding of 12.[146]
    • USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 75 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[147]
  • 5 May:
    • ISCAP claims to target a Congolese soldier, which leads to his death, and to the seizing of his standard issue firearm.[148]
    • ISKP claims to assassinate a Pakistani spy, resulting in his death.[149]
    • ISWAP claims to have killed a Nigerian spy in Borno State.[150]
    • ISWAP claims to have attacked a Nigerian checkpoint in Yobe State, which led to 1 soldier being killed, the capture of a heavy machine, and an unknown four wheeled vehicle.[151]
  • 6 May – USAFRICOM forces, in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia, conducted an airstrike against IS militants in the vicinity of the Golis Mountains, approximately 75 km southeast of Bossaso, Somalia.[152]
  • 7 May – Three women that joined the IS are arrested in Australia.[153]
  • 8 May:
  • 9 May – Nigerian troops repelled an attack by ISWAP on the 27th Brigade in Buni Gari, Yobe State, the battle left 50 ISWAP insurgents dead.[156]
  • 11 May – A 27-year-old man suspected of plotting an attack and joining the IS in Syria or Mozambique is arrested.[157]
  • 12 May:
  • 13 May:
    • In Turkey, 324 suspected IS members are detained in nationwide sweeps.[161]
    • In Nigeria, troops seized 400 Starlink devices allegedly used by Boko Haram and ISWAP terrorists, while killing more than 250 insurgents.[162]
  • 14 May:
    • In Nigeria, two suspected ISWAP fighters are killed in an ambush near Bazamri, Borno State.[163]
    • In Nigeria, two suspected ISWAP logistics operatives are arrested in Yobe State.[164]
  • 15 May – In Nigeria, U.S. president Donald Trump announced that U.S. and Nigerian forces eliminated IS second-in-command Abu-Bilal al-Minuki during a joint mission.[165]
  • 16 May:
    • Six members of ISWAP were killed after an IED detonated prematurely in Marte Local Government Area, Borno State.[166]
    • A Melbourne man is charged after allegedly accessing and distributing IS propaganda online following an Australian Federal Police investigation which saw four other men charged on 8 May 2026.[167]
  • 17 May:
    • United States and Nigeria carried airstrikes on ISWAP targets in the North East region. No United States or Nigerian forces were harmed in the offensive, however at least 20 militants were killed.[168]
    • ISMP insurgents claim to have killed 27 members of the Naparama ethnic militia in the forest of Katapua, after setting fire on the entire village of Messanje, Chiúre, Mozambique.[169]
    • Three civilians are killed and another three abducted when a group of ISMP militants attacked Pundanhar, Palma, Mozambique.[170]
  • 18 May – In Tanzania, three Kenyans are arrested for attempting to join ISMP in Mozambique.[171]
  • 19 May:
    • In Turkey, 110 suspected IS members are detained, mainly in Istanbul.[172][173]
    • The United States and Nigeria launched their third round of airstrikes.[174]
    • The Nigerian Defence Headquarters confirmed that around 175 ISWAP and Boko Haram militants have been killed since the joint operations began.[175]
    • IS-linked militants killed 17 people in the Alima village in Ituri, during the time of the attack Ituri was in the midst of an Ebola outbreak.[176]
    • ISMP fighters raid Namoro locality, Chiúre, killing one "infidel", and burned a church as well as other structures.[177]
  • 20 May:
  • 21 May:
  • In Canada, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police arrested Ali Ben Chaoua, a man who posted TikToks in support of the IS.[181]
  • 21 May – An alleged "Christian fighter" is killed by suspected ISMP insurgents.[182]
  • 23 May – The Syrian General Intelligence Directorate and the Turkish National Intelligence Organization conduct a joint operation in Syria and arrest ten people allegedly linked with IS.[183]
  • 24 May – ISMP militants kill at least two civilians on a violent attack in Muanona village, Namuno District, Mozambique. Forty houses and 13 shops were set on fire and immediately displaced dozens of families. Thirteen motorcycles were also stolen, as well as looting and destroying food supplies.[184]
  • 26 May – In Germany, two people are charged with IS membership.[185]
  • 27 May – Clashes between ISMP and state forces kill one Mozambican soldier.[182]
  • 28 May:

June

July

August

See also

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