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Barawe, Beach

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Sarkaal ka tirsanAl-shabaab oo duqayn cirka ah lagu dilay

Sarkaal ka tirsanAl-shabaab oo duqayn cirka ah lagu dilay

Baraawe-(Berberanews) –Diyaaradaha Militeriga ee dowladda Mareykanka ayaa dagaalyahan ka tirsan Al Shabaab ku dilay deegaan u dhow magaalladda Barawe, kaddib duqeyn ay fuliyeen, sida uu sheegay taliska howlgalka Mareykanka ee Africa.

War-saxaafadeed kasoo baxay taliska ayaa lagu sheegay in duqeynta ay dhacday, khamiistii lasoo dhaafay. 

“Hal gantaal ayaa lagu dhuftay degaan banaanka ka ah…

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Baraawe, Somalie by Tucpasquic on Flickr.

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AU forces liberate Baraawe from al-Shabab

AU forces liberate Baraawe from al-Shabab

Yesterday, 6 October 2014, Ugandan People’s Defence Forces Sector one commander, Brigadier General Dick Olum, kept his promise to liberate Baraawe, the last major Somali port town held by al-Shabab. This was Olum’s last offensive as sector commander, as his one-year term comes to a close. The Afr…AU forces liberate Baraawe from al-Shabab

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AU forces liberate Baraawe from al-Shabab

Yesterday, 6 October 2014, Ugandan People’s Defence Forces Sector one commander, Brigadier General Dick Olum, kept his promise to liberate Baraawe, the last major Somali port town held by al-Shabab. This was Olum’s last offensive as sector commander, as his one-year term comes to a close. The Afr...

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The Times Jerome Starkey, in Mogadishu

Somalia is drawing up plans to retake the seaside town of Baraawe, where US Navy Seals mounted a failed operation to capture a suspected terrorist leader last week.

Abdi Farah Shirdon, the Prime Minister, said his Government was determined to “pacify and control the port”, which is currently run by al-Shabaab, the Somali militant group that claimed responsibility for the siege last month at a Nairobi shopping mall.

Mr Shirdon claimed that al-Shabaab were on “their last legs” and could no longer fight “in a conventional sense”.

However, in a candid admission of his Government’s blind spots, he said he had “no idea” where Abdulkadir Mohamed Abdulkadir, the target of Saturday’s raid, was hiding after the Navy Seals were forced to retreat without knowing if they had killed him.

He also said that with Somalia’s army at full stretch he needed helicopters and logistical support from the international community to help to finish the job.

Mr Shirdon’s comments are designed to show that his Government has the will, but not the means, to destroy al-Shabaab. The assertion that the Islamist group can no longer fight conventionally will give little comfort to American generals who have spent the past decade fighting off attacks from al-Qaeda and its affiliates around the world. (Read more...)