BREAKING NEWS Clashes in Mogadishu between pro-opposition SNA and Farmaajo's Duufaan Forces

[Waaqmasho]

Watch what happens. They didn't capture anything, they came in during the night when the army left and they begged for negotiation. Watch closely people.

 

[AMusee]

Everything back to normal is it? Makka al mukarramah is empty. Sayidka and dabka junction still under opposition.

1:50 in the second video, proudly claiming to have cut the water and electricity to homes of poor fasting families. Literally entrenching between family homes overnight when no one was there. Disgusting.

 

[Jungle]

Public happy with opposition forces, they are being looked after by the locals with supplies


Sharmaajo militia nowhere to be found.

 

[repo]

This is what policy makers in DC read.

The fighting, some of the worst in the Somali capital for years, followed months of tense talks between President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed and opponents who accuse him of making an unconstitutional power grab.

The talks collapsed after Mr. Mohamed failed to hold presidential and parliamentary elections by February, as scheduled, and then two months later signed a law extending his term in office by two years. His actions have drawn criticism from the United States and other Western allies.

A contingent of troops trained in Eritrea, whose authoritarian leader, Isaias Afwerki, is a key ally of Mr. Mohamed, are reported to have returned to Somalia in recent weeks.

But disillusionment set in as Mr. Mohamed’s government silenced critics, expelled the top U.N. official and, last year, dragged its feet over scheduled elections.

Mr. Mohamed’s move to extend his term by two years on April 14, which some analysts called a “constitutional coup,” met with fierce criticism from the United States and other Western allies.

Gunfire Erupts in Mogadishu as Somalia’s Political Feud Turns Violent (Published 2021)

Tensions had been rising since the president, a former American citizen, failed to hold scheduled elections, then extended his term in office by two years.

www.nytimes.com

 

[AMusee]

@Jungle are you not ashamed? Do you support them entrenching between poor families and cutting off their water and electricity while they are fasting?

 

[Jungle]

@Jungle are you not ashamed? Do you support them entrenching between poor families and cutting off their water and electricity while they are fasting?

I am ashamed that the opposition didnt act earlier.

 

[Libaax-Joore]

 

[AMusee]

I am ashamed that the opposition didnt act earlier.

Right, you dont care that poor families lost their water and electricity while fasting. Just that some corrupt failed politicians are inciting violence. Of course, as should be expected by people of your moral calibre.

They wont be there for long. Something else for you to be ashamed about.

 

[Jungle]

 

[Redsand]

This guys is glad his old employment job came back after all these years

 

[Gardy]

Troops loyal to the Dayniile district commissioner have begun setting up defensive positions at the Sayidka Junction, which is just walking distance from the presidential palace. Bulldozers have also been called in to make way for trenches.

The renegade district commissioner of Dayniile has come out the under dawg. His troops have seized a number of government buildings in the city plus the strategic Maka Al Mukarama road and now there setting up defensive positions on the cusp of Villa Somalia at Sayidka JunctionView attachment 182027

I thought hawiye was more wiser than this, why the hell would they plan to have guerilla war inside their city with millions of innocent mothers and children.

They should rather develop some balls and attack farmajo directly at once without hesitation or else leave him with his two year extension, no need to hide inside civilian residence.

 

[mr steal your naag]

 

[digaagjecel]

a bunch of warmongering keyboard warriors, you guys live in the west comfortable in your homes while rooting for bloodshed. If you wanna see war so bad pick up a gun and joined the fight otherwise your just a bunch of hypocrite cowards.

 

[Waaqmasho]

Public happy with opposition forces, they are being looked after by the locals with supplies


Sharmaajo militia nowhere to be found.

Farmaajo respects the odayaal dhaqan enough that he made the army go back to their bases. If there is no agreement this time just like with sadaq john then you can't really blame the government who "tried". That's all that matters, watch what happens. The mooryaan will take FULL responsibility for whatever happens from now on.

 

[Jiron]

a bunch of warmongering keyboard warriors, you guys live in the west comfortable in your homes while rooting for bloodshed. If you wanna see war so bad pick up a gun and joined the fight otherwise your just a bunch of hypocrite cowards.

Well said bro, it's good to see a young man with level headed thinking

 

[Libaax-Joore]

 

[TekNiKo]

Everything is normal guys only few miltiia left in Cabdiqaasim area. Rooble is working on removing them

 

[Galmudug-State]

Allah Akbaar. These are massive victories for our people. We will continue to protect our people from Farmajoos Merehan militias.

We now have the strategic advantage. Guuul

 

[BigBreak]

One side of this conflict in Somali Spot is engaging in serious disinformation. I just don't know which side it is

 

[Muzaffer]

One side of this conflict in Somali Spot is engaging in serious disinformation. I just don't know which side it is

bro both groups are corrupted and those who suffer at the end are the people.

inshallah both of them will kill each other so we can rest ease.