The Somali military has vacated many areas in Jowhar, Rage Elle and Mahaday districts of Middle Shabelle region, which were recently captured from Al-Shabaab fighters.
Reports from Capital Online confirm that government forces have entered Mogadishu after a long ground journey from many areas in Middle Shabelle in southern Somalia.
According to reports, government forces have been embroiled in a standoff with the authorities, which is based on suspicions. Somali military officials say the rift between the officers intensified when an explosion targeted Colonel Saney Abdulle and other officers.
"The co-operation between the troops stopped and the suspicion between them increased and they were about to fight among themselves and then they left the bases," said an army officer in the Biya-cadde area of the Middle Shabelle region, who arrived last night. Mogadishu.
The bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police station in Mogadishu's Hamar Weyne district, killing two police officers and wounding three others.
Al-Shabaab recaptured areas vacated by government forces, reportedly killing several residents who welcomed the forces.
The Somali Ministry of Defense has not yet commented on the military crisis, and ministry officials feel that President Farmajo's extension has had a significant impact on the country's armed forces.
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