[Goobjoog] The Somali National Army with support from its international partners conducted an operation in Mudug region Wednesday, killing at least 30 al-Shabaab krazed killers.
According to the Ministry of Information of the Federal Government the operation occurred in the Arfuuda area, located approximately 20 kilometers from the town of Harardhere.
The joint forces targeted two key centers during the operation; one used by the krazed killer group for organizing attacks in the Mudug region, and another where they were preparing explosives.
On Wednesday, government forces thwarted an attempted attack by the gunnies at Hawadley area in Middle Shabelle region which led to several gunnies killed, others wounded and several arrested.
The federal government has stated its commitment to wage a continuous war against the al-Shabaab in collaboration with regional authorities until all parts of Somalia occupied by the group are liberated.
[Goobjoog] Somali National Army forces late Tuesday thwarted an attempted attack by al-Shabaab snuffies targeting the army’s Hawadley Forward Operating Base (FOB) in Hirshabelle State.
Acting on intelligence reports indicating a planned attack by the hard boys, the national army acted swiftly, intercepting and killing several members of the terror group as they advanced to the army base.
"Last night, the National Armed Forces received intelligence alerts pointing towards an imminent attack by al-Shabaab hard boys. In response to this threat, the military quickly mobilized its forces stationed at the Hawadley Forward Operating Base. Their proactive measures and rapid deployment enabled them to intercept the gunnies before they could carry out their nefarious plans," an official government statement reads.
During the operating, several other snuffies were arrested and taken into custody by the security forces to aid in investigations to establish other possible targets by the group.
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