SNA forces deliver a victory speech in bula xawo as the kenyan miltias fllee to kenya
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I think it was in mandeera. The mandeera county leaders are complaining to the kenyan gov for hosting janaan the fugitive and bringing this war to their doorsteps.Kenyan media says that the fighting took place in Beled Hawo and not Mandera....
Was it actually in Beled Haawo or are the fufu monsters lying?
These Kenyans aren’t trustworthy. They probably don’t want to be embarrassed and criticised by the public for backing Janaan
Besides, We own Half of Nairobi.
nah it was outside of bula xawo and near mandera the kenyan militias ran away to mandera and the sna chased them their for now the coast is clear the somali national army has secured the areaKenyan media says that the fighting took place in Beled Hawo and not Mandera....
Was it actually in Beled Haawo or are the fufu monsters lying?
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No Ethiopians here, pure Somali bravery against your Kikuyu masters
Just look at these fufus hiding behind a rock as they let Janaans militia back into Kenya.
loool you do know janan and the kenyan militias are mx themselves this isnt about clan but kenyan foreigners interfering in our affairs and attacking the country
What bravery capture Buale and you will be brave.
While you have Ethiopian military advisors and 1000s of militia against 400 of Janaan men mostly reer Axmed and Talxe.
embarassing
VIP
Remove Ethiopians from Gedo and claim foreign interferance.
You cant have both.
If Shabaab national Army captured Buale I would give you credit.
why is it when its about kenya you want to drag Ethiopia into a discussion that doesnt even concern them, don't deflect the argument here we want Kenyan sponsored militias out and we want the kenyan claim to our waters and oil over
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Because the entire Gedo has more foreign forces than any other gobol in Somalia.The non AmISom Ethiopians are way more than AmISOM Ethiopians yet cant capture Buale but envolve in petty Qabil.squabbles like
Reer Axmed Vs Reer Diini.
Reer gedo support the somali national army
and who cares about amisom forces when its kenyans who are attacking the SNA and the SNA will defend the borders of the country
embarassing
VIP
Here’s an article written by Kenyan media today, although he doesn’t admit KDF was attacking the town.
Jubbaland forces are pictured atop a vehicle in Mandera town street, on the way to a local KDF camp, after withdrawing from the battle with troops of the Federal Government of Somalia on March 2, 2020. PHOTO | MANASE OTSIALO| NATION MEDIA GROUP
By MANASE OTSIALO
IN SUMMARY
No attacks have taken place in Mandera County following classes in neighbouring Somalia on Monday, the National Police Service has said.
Communications director Charles Owino issued a statement following reports of explosions and heavy gunfire as Jubbaland forces and troops of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) clashed.
FGS troops have been camping at Bula Hawa, a town neighbouring Mandera, for the past month, planning a raid to capture a fugitive Jubbaland minister, who has been hiding in the county.
Mr Abdirashid Hassan Abdinur, alias Abdirashid Janan, escaped on January 28 from a Mogadishu prison, where he had been held since August 31, 2019.
He arrived in Mandera town on January 30 and was booked into a local hotel.
PATROLS
The police service assured safety, saying security team were on high alert and would work to prevent militants in Gedo, where Bula Hawa is located, from crossing into Kenya.
"We have also deployed security officers appropriately to ensure peace and tranquility prevails," Mr Owino said.
He warned the public against sharing unverified information, saying this causes panic.
He also asked the public to report suspicious activities to police using toll free lines 112, 911 and 999.
INJURIES
However, a doctor at Mandera County Referral Hospital reported that 10 people caught in the crossfire had been admitted there.
Dr Abdalla Hassan, the facility's medical superintendent, said six were civilians.
“The other four were men in uniform. I cannot tell whether they are military or police officers and from where,” he said.
Some of the patients said they were hit by stray bullets distances from the battlefield.
“I was at Mandera Police Station when I was hit, only to realise that it was by a stray bullet,” said a police officer admitted at the facility.
Mr Hassan Alinur, another patient, said he was shot in the abdomen.
“I had gone back home to check on my family after the battle begun. I was hit in my home by a stray bullet,” he said.
HOPE
Dr Hassan said all the patients were out of danger.
A uniformed officer said to be from the Jubbaland team died from gunshot injuries while being treated at the hospital.
Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldiers moved three of the uniformed patients to a local military camp.
“We are hoping that the situation will improve since there is much fear due to stray bullets that also hit staff here,” said Dr Hassan.
Among the victims were a six-year-old child shot in the abdomen and a guard with a gunshot wound in the leg.
WITHDRAWAL
After the day of battle, Jubbaland forces were seen heading into local KDF camp.
“Jubbaland forces have withdrawn and are being hosted at the KDF camp. Those with injuries are being treated here too,” said a source within the camp.
It was reported that the FGS forces made a significant move into Kenya, forcing the KDF to advice the Jubbaland forces to withdraw.
“We cannot tell the exact number of casualties but a number of civilians and officers have perished,” a source said.
https://www.nation.co.ke/news/Polic...-forces-clash/1056-5475850-j9vq1bz/index.html
Jubbaland forces are pictured atop a vehicle in Mandera town street, on the way to a local KDF camp, after withdrawing from the battle with troops of the Federal Government of Somalia on March 2, 2020. PHOTO | MANASE OTSIALO| NATION MEDIA GROUP
By MANASE OTSIALO
IN SUMMARY
- The police service issued a statement following reports of explosions and heavy gunfire as Jubbaland forces and troops of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) clashed.
- However, a doctor at Mandera County Referral Hospital reported that 10 people caught in the crossfire had been admitted there.
- After the day of battle, Jubbaland forces were seen heading into local KDF camp.
No attacks have taken place in Mandera County following classes in neighbouring Somalia on Monday, the National Police Service has said.
Communications director Charles Owino issued a statement following reports of explosions and heavy gunfire as Jubbaland forces and troops of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) clashed.
FGS troops have been camping at Bula Hawa, a town neighbouring Mandera, for the past month, planning a raid to capture a fugitive Jubbaland minister, who has been hiding in the county.
Mr Abdirashid Hassan Abdinur, alias Abdirashid Janan, escaped on January 28 from a Mogadishu prison, where he had been held since August 31, 2019.
He arrived in Mandera town on January 30 and was booked into a local hotel.
PATROLS
The police service assured safety, saying security team were on high alert and would work to prevent militants in Gedo, where Bula Hawa is located, from crossing into Kenya.
"We have also deployed security officers appropriately to ensure peace and tranquility prevails," Mr Owino said.
He warned the public against sharing unverified information, saying this causes panic.
He also asked the public to report suspicious activities to police using toll free lines 112, 911 and 999.
INJURIES
However, a doctor at Mandera County Referral Hospital reported that 10 people caught in the crossfire had been admitted there.
Dr Abdalla Hassan, the facility's medical superintendent, said six were civilians.
“The other four were men in uniform. I cannot tell whether they are military or police officers and from where,” he said.
Some of the patients said they were hit by stray bullets distances from the battlefield.
“I was at Mandera Police Station when I was hit, only to realise that it was by a stray bullet,” said a police officer admitted at the facility.
Mr Hassan Alinur, another patient, said he was shot in the abdomen.
“I had gone back home to check on my family after the battle begun. I was hit in my home by a stray bullet,” he said.
HOPE
Dr Hassan said all the patients were out of danger.
A uniformed officer said to be from the Jubbaland team died from gunshot injuries while being treated at the hospital.
Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) soldiers moved three of the uniformed patients to a local military camp.
“We are hoping that the situation will improve since there is much fear due to stray bullets that also hit staff here,” said Dr Hassan.
Among the victims were a six-year-old child shot in the abdomen and a guard with a gunshot wound in the leg.
WITHDRAWAL
After the day of battle, Jubbaland forces were seen heading into local KDF camp.
“Jubbaland forces have withdrawn and are being hosted at the KDF camp. Those with injuries are being treated here too,” said a source within the camp.
It was reported that the FGS forces made a significant move into Kenya, forcing the KDF to advice the Jubbaland forces to withdraw.
“We cannot tell the exact number of casualties but a number of civilians and officers have perished,” a source said.
https://www.nation.co.ke/news/Polic...-forces-clash/1056-5475850-j9vq1bz/index.html
They call him the one bedroom villa leader, yet when he sends the brave forces out to spank our cowardly neighbours and puts an end to their meddling shenanigans they call him a dictator and war lord. The cognitive dissonance is unreal with these trolls. Does farmaajo stand by and continue to be patient and look weak to his constituents before the elections or does he retaliate and dispel the one bedroom rumour by showcasing how well trained our troops are?
The best course of action was taken today. I doubt he's done yet, i heard they will kick kenya out soon using the pretext of them shelling the innocent civilians in beled xawo. Their recklessness has helped to provide and opportunity for us to remove them from amisom while coming out stronger.
The best course of action was taken today. I doubt he's done yet, i heard they will kick kenya out soon using the pretext of them shelling the innocent civilians in beled xawo. Their recklessness has helped to provide and opportunity for us to remove them from amisom while coming out stronger.
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They call him the one bedroom villa leader, yet when he sends the brave forces out to spank our cowardly neighbours and puts an end to their meddling shenanigans they call him a dictator and war lord. The cognitive dissonance is unreal with these trolls. Does farmaajo stand by and continue to be patient and look weak to his constituents before the elections or does he retaliate and dispel the one bedroom rumour by showcasing how well trained our troops are?
The best course of action was taken today. I doubt he's done yet, i heard they will kick kenya out soon using the pretext of them shelling the innocent civilians in beled xawo. Their recklessness has helped to provide and opportunity for us to remove them from amisom while coming out stronger.
SNA a week ago was a "child army", now its "the government is using Turkish trained Soldiers for Political purposes". Progress is being made, the SNA exists now atleast
Mashallah does SNA control all the way to BeledXaawo now mashallah
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