Somali gunmen attack the presidential procession rape with bombs … and the president is safe
Somali President Hasan Sheikh Mahmood has been targeted by Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mahmood in the bombshell on his convoy after the Somali “Al -Shabab” movement in the capital Mogadishu on Tuesday.
Two senior government and military officials told Reuters that President Mahmood was safe after the attack, and in a post on President Advisor Zakaria Hussain X, he said, “Good and good and going to the front.”
The attack was confirmed by soldiers and local residents that the president’s convoy was injured. A journalist from Reuters said the bodies of four persons died in the attack near the President’s Palace.
“Our warriors targeted the vehicle procession raging. When Hasan Sheikh Mahmood left the presidential palace, the airport was targeted.”
While the “Al -Shabab” movement was being used to launch attacks in Somalia as part of a continuous campaign to overthrow the government for decades, the first attack on President Mahmood on Tuesday, during his first tenure, when the movement was bombing in a hotel he was talking about.
A few hours after the attack today, the official media showed the president’s images of the president’s pictures in the Aden Yabal area of Central Shabili, Somalia, where the government forces are fighting for a three -week attack for the “Al -Shabab” movement.
Meanwhile, “Youth” terrorist militia connected to Al -Qaeda with al -Qaeda was initiated by more than 120 members of the Somali army with the help of alli forces, on Saturday, against the city of Juba in the Central Juba region. On Tuesday, the Somali news agency was able to control the strong forts of the army’s rebels, and the collapse of 20 terrorists, along with field leaders during the operation, along with the destruction of many forts of militia. Yesterday, the Somali army declared that qualitative military activities were targeted as terrorists, using terrorists, including terrorist attacks, including terrorist organizations in the city, and workshops to prepare terrorist attacks, and also workshops to make explosive equipment in strikes.
