How long would you say it would take for al shabaab to be defeated. If the next president is really determined I would say 3-5 years with the hardest battles taking place in middle Jubba as itβs 100% shabaab territory1- Anywhere from 3k - 5k, yes they still pose a threat to the government but not like before. They have been weakend especially last 10 years.
2- Because we are retards
3- Al Shabaab are qabill blind, all major sub clans are represented within Al Shabaab some more than others (Rahanweyn & minorities)
How long would you say it would take for al shabaab to be defeated. If the next president is really determined I would say 3-5 years with the hardest battles taking place in middle Jubba as itβs 100% shabaab territory
Yeahh al shabaab are becoming weak territory wise but as you said they have such an extensive network within the general population it will be very hard to infiltrate itNo one honestly knows how long will it take to get rid of Al Shabaab, but with the current state of the national army it may take another 10 years or more.
Al Shabaab went underground, they can't fight AMISOM, ENDF, KDF, SNA head on they can only last using guerilla warfare and Aminiyat intelligence network to extort and tax the ordinary people.
Al Shabab are low key and very difficult to uproot.
Yeahh al shabaab are becoming weak territory wise but as you said they have such an extensive network within the general population it will be very hard to infiltrate it
beesha caalamka and fgs will negotiate with them at some point in the future. but not while kabul is a recent memory.No one honestly knows how long will it take to get rid of Al Shabaab, but with the current state of the national army it may take another 10 years or more.
Al Shabaab went underground, they can't fight AMISOM, ENDF, KDF, SNA head on they can only last using guerilla warfare and Aminiyat intelligence network to extort and tax the ordinary people.
Al Shabab are low key and very difficult to uproot.
They consider the government and supporters as kuffar making negotiations unlikely.Why isn't there any push towards a negotiated settlement seeing as things seem to have changed so little for the last few years?