Uganda begins withdrawing its troops from Somalia, with a full pullout planned by the end of 2027.

A pullout is the removal of troops from a place.

The FBI blames North Korea for a theft of more than six billion dollars from Binance.

Here, “blames” means says North Korea was responsible for the theft.

About 4,500 Ugandan troops serve with AUSSOM, and another 2,000 are deployed under separate agreements, according to Deutsche Welle.

The troops are sent to a place to do their work there.

Uganda was the first country to send troops to Somalia as part of an African Union peacekeeping force set up in 2007.

A group of troops sent to help keep peace in an area.

Al-Shabab has regained territory in recent years and controls significant areas in central and southern Somalia.

It has taken back control of land it had lost.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation says North Korea was responsible for stealing more than six billion dollars in digital currency from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange.

Money that exists and is used electronically, rather than as physical coins or notes.

The theft happened on or about October 29.

The theft happened on October 29 or very close to that date.

The FBI links the attack to a group it calls TraderTraitor, which it also linked to a major theft from another exchange last year.

The FBI says the attack is connected with the group.

The bureau has asked other exchanges and tracking companies to block transactions linked to the stolen funds.

These transactions are connected with the stolen money.

Ukraine’s authorities temporarily suspended the app and later said it was working again.

They stopped the app from being used for a short time.

The ministry said the wider alert system, including text messages and sirens, was working normally.

Sirens are loud warning sounds used to alert people to danger.

Antonelli’s points lead was then too large for another driver to overcome.

Another driver could not make up the points difference and pass him.