Somalia: Al-Shabab threatens more attacks on AU troops

Mogadishu 24 Fabaury 2009 Waagacusub Media

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Somalia’s Islamist hardliners of Al-Shabab militant group on Monday threatened it will launch more suicide attacks on the African Union peacekeepers day after two of its militants carried out suicide blasts killing 11 Burundian soldiers in Mogadishu.

In a statement published on their website today, Al-Shabab promised it will continue the attacks on the AU bases until the soldier leaves the country.

The group posted on the website the pictures of young men that carried out the Sunday’s suicide attacks on the Burundian military base in former National Somali University in south of the capital.

“we have received an information telling that two AU planes landed this morning at the airport carried 52 dead bodies, 5 of them were senior army officers while 34 were seriously injured in the blasts,” said in the Al-Shabab statement.

But the African Union mission in Somalia admitted that only 11 soldiers of its peacekeeping troops killed in the yesterday’s terror attacks.
By Dahir Abdulle Alasow

dahiralasow@yahoo.com

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