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Somalia: Police denies Islamist allegation

Mogadishu 5 March 2009 Waagacusub Media

Somalia’s police command on Wednesday has played down allegations by the spokesman of the Hizbul Islam (Islamic Party) as baseless.

 
General Yusuf Hussein Osman (Dhumal), spokesman of the government’s police distanced the remarks in which Islamic Party’s spokesman accused the government of training militias to confront the Islamist fighters.
Speaking to the reporters in Mogadishu on Tuesday, Sheik Muse Arale said some of the government officials went to Ethiopia to attend the closure of training course given militiamen aimed to fight with Islamists.
Mr. Dhumal said the government’s current policy is to wage war and have enough military supply to restore peace and stability in the country.

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