Fighting in Mogadishu started when Farmajo's goons attacked former President HSM!
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Where is the biggest cayanka baraha bulshada @kicks
Guys i don't know who to support smh
DalsanJubiland
HartilandWaamoJoore
I don’t think Faramaajo will resign
He will never resign
Like MSB he will be forced out
Because I know the mentality
I don’t think care about democracy and severing of people Mogadishu and Somalia
Is all about power and how long he can stay
DalsanJubiland
HartilandWaamoJoore
codewebsduh
VIP
Dictator xarmaajo is loosing the war
DalsanJubiland
HartilandWaamoJoore
Not an ilkoyar dictator though.
DalsanJubiland
HartilandWaamoJoore
Anybody who says Somalia need dictatorship are so stupid and naive.
What put Somalia this place was 21 Dictatorship and that lead to civil war, which many innocent people died .
What put Somalia this place was 21 Dictatorship and that lead to civil war, which many innocent people died .
Somalia: SNA Opposition Unites Control Over 70% Of Mogadishu
Fighting has broken out in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, between different sections of the security forces.
Reports said heavy weapons were used and mortar rounds were fired near the presidential palace.
Some of the military units support President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed while others are opposed to him.
Last week Mr Mohamed – known as Farmajo – controversially approved a two-year extension of his term in office. His mandate officially ended in February.
The move was strongly criticised by the international community including the UN and the African Union.
Fighting has broken out in the Somali capital, Mogadishu, between different sections of the security forces.
Reports said heavy weapons were used and mortar rounds were fired near the presidential palace.
Some of the military units support President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed while others are opposed to him.
Last week Mr Mohamed – known as Farmajo – controversially approved a two-year extension of his term in office. His mandate officially ended in February.
The move was strongly criticised by the international community including the UN and the African Union.
