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US airstrike leaves 15 Al-Shabaab militants dead in Somalia
2022-11-06
[Garowe] The US military has confirmed the death of 15 al-Shabaab
...... an Islamic infestation centering on Somalia attempting to metastasize into Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and similar places, all of which have enough problems without them...
forces of Evil in the latest Arclight airstrike
...KABOOM!...
against the bully boys, just weeks after the federal government of Somalia asked Washington to scale up dronezaps in the country by targeting even those plotting attacks.

In a statement, the US Africa Command confirmed that it killed the forces of Evil in Cadale, Somalia, on Nov. 3, 2022. The airstrike came just a week after the forces of Evil attacked downtown Mogadishu, killing over 100 people while injuring close to 350 according to government statistics.

The airstrike was necessitated by al-Shabaab's decision to attack the Somali National Army within the vicinity of the town. The forces of Evil have been on a Dire Revenge mission after the Somali National Army with assistance from allies heightened a crackdown against the bully boys.

The airstrike, the US noted, did not kill or injure any civilian. Before such airstrikes, the forces of Evil do due diligence according to the rules and regulations laid down by the Department of Defense, which strictly calls for the protection of civilians from such crackdowns.

"U.S. Africa Command takes great measures to prevent civilian casualties. Protecting civilians remains a vital part of the command’s operations to promote a more secure and stable Africa," the command said in a statement that was published on Saturday.

"Al-Shabaab is the largest and most kinetically active al-Qaeda network in the world and has proved both its will and capability to attack partner and U.S. forces and threaten U.S. security interests," added the statement.

Further, the army said that Somalia remains key to the security environment in East Africa. U.S. Africa Command’s forces will continue training, advising, and equipping partner forces to give them the tools that they need to degrade al-Shabaab.
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