Campaign
Operation Stiletto
16X deploys to Niakala as part of a United Nations peacekeeping mission amid rapidly escalating tensions between Ugandan forces and Congolese rebels backed by Rwanda. Tasked with maintaining stability, protecting civilians, and supporting the UN taskforce. With negotiations faltering and armed groups becoming increasingly active, the deployment will test the unit’s ability to operate under pressure while preventing Niakala from descending into full-scale war.
Operations in this campaign
OP Stiletto II [1 RIR]
complete
Op Stiletto II [2 PARA]
complete
OP Stiletto III [1 RIR]
complete
Op Stiletto III [2 PARA]
complete
Op Stiletto III-MW [MID WEEK TASKING]
complete
OP Stiletto IV [1 RIR]
scheduled
Op Stiletto IV [2 PARA]
scheduled
Op Stiletto IV-MW [MID WEEK TASKING]
scheduled
OP Stiletto V [2PARA]
scheduled
G2 HUMINT Op
cancelled
Op Stiletto VI [2 PARA]
scheduled
OP STILLETO VII (MIDWEEK TASKING)
scheduled
OP Stiletto VII [1RIR]
scheduled
Op Stiletto VII [2 PARA]
scheduled
Op Stiletto VIII [2 PARA]
scheduled
Mid week tasking | Op stiletto
scheduled
OP Stiletto IX [1RIR]
scheduled
Media
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Related news
OP STILETTO — HVT UPDATE
Following sustained operations by 16 Air Assault Brigade Combat Team throughout the OP STILETTO campaign, two significant hostile figures have now been removed from the operational picture.
2PARA OP INTSUM as at 21 Sept 26
2 PARA conducted their midweek tasking following intelligence about "The Major". Following this they exploited EW to identify an M23 detention and intelligence facility. For more, see the attached INSTUM
2PARA OP INTSUM as at 21 Sept 26
The following document is an Intelligence Summary (INTSUM) for 2PARAs Operation that took place Sunday 21 Sep.
AAN Frontline - "Contact at Shwasana"
British troops from 2 PARA and 1 R IRISH air-assaulted into Shwasana this morning to question residents about M23 activity. The patrol came under heavy fire while extracting north, withdrawing under Apache cover with no reported British fatalities.