Somali army attacks al-Shabaab stronghold in Mudug region
The Somali Armed Forces, residents and the administration of Harardere district in cooperation attacked Al-shabab near the city of Haratiri in central Mudug provinc.
The mayor of Harardere district, Mohamed Yusuf, who himself took part in the fighting, said that they attacked Al-shabab from several directions, and that they killed many Shabaab members, including foreigners, and the fighting lasted for several consecutive hours, confirming that they are now in the areas where the fighting took place.
The governor said there were soldiers in the government forces who died in the operation, He pointed out that the two armies clashed hands when the fire ended.
The head of Haratiri called on the Galmudug regional administration and the Somali federal government to continue supporting the armed forces and their allies in operations against al-Shabaab, offered condolences to the families of soldiers who died in the fighting, but did not disclose their number, and hoped for a speedy recovery for the injured.
The Somali Armed Forces, residents and the administration of Harardere district in cooperation attacked Al-shabab near the city of Haratiri in central Mudug provinc.
The mayor of Harardere district, Mohamed Yusuf, who himself took part in the fighting, said that they attacked Al-shabab from several directions, and that they killed many Shabaab members, including foreigners, and the fighting lasted for several consecutive hours, confirming that they are now in the areas where the fighting took place.
The governor said there were soldiers in the government forces who died in the operation, He pointed out that the two armies clashed hands when the fire ended.
The head of Haratiri called on the Galmudug regional administration and the Somali federal government to continue supporting the armed forces and their allies in operations against al-Shabaab, offered condolences to the families of soldiers who died in the fighting, but did not disclose their number, and hoped for a speedy recovery for the injured.
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