莫桑比克尼亚萨省马兰吉拉镇一处狩猎营地遭伊斯兰国关联武装分子袭击，造成至少11人被绑架，其中包括一名30岁的南非男子 1。根据南非和莫桑比克当局的报告，被绑架人数存在差异，最多可达20人 1。这次袭击还导致1人死亡、1人轻伤，营地被洗劫和焚烧 1。
武装分子还损毁了卫生中心、警察局和电信塔，迫使数千人逃离该地区，其中约2000人初期获得庇护 1。据冲突监测专家彼得·博芬报告，这是伊斯兰国莫桑比克分支自2025年5月以来首次入侵尼亚萨省 1。在被绑架的南非人中，5名在野生动物保护区工作的人员里已有2人返回南非、2人在莫桑比克安全 1。
该武装组织自2017年在相邻的卡布德尔加多省发动叛乱，已造成数千人丧生，超过100万人流离失所 1。
Militants affiliated with the Islamic State attacked a hunting camp in Niassa Province, Mozambique, resulting in the abduction of at least 11 people, including a 30-year-old South African man.1 The assault, which occurred in the town of Malangi, left one person dead and another lightly wounded, with vehicles set ablaze and the camp itself looted and burned.1 Infrastructure in the area, including a health center, police station, and telecommunications tower, sustained damage during the raid.1
Among the South African nationals working in the wildlife reserve, two have returned to South Africa and two others are confirmed safe in Mozambique.1 The attack prompted thousands of residents to flee the region, with approximately 2,000 people initially seeking shelter.1 According to conflict monitoring expert Peter Bofin, this marks the first incursion into Niassa Province by the Islamic State's Mozambique branch since May 2025.1
The insurgent group has been conducting operations in the adjacent Cabo Delgado Province since 2017, an uprising that has claimed thousands of lives and displaced over one million people.1 South African and Mozambique authorities have reported discrepancies in the number of abducted individuals, ranging from 11 to as many as 20.1
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