Ururka Midowga Afrika ayaa si rasmi ah u galay bog cusub oo taariikhi ah ka dib markii loo doortay Madaxweynaha dalka Burundi, Évariste Ndayishimiye, inuu noqdo Guddoomiyaha Midowga Afrika ee sannadka 2026. Isbeddelkan hoggaamineed ayaa dhacay xilli uu soo xirmay meertadii 39-aad ee shir-madaxeedka caadiga ah ee madaxda dawladaha iyo xukuumadaha ee ka dhacay magaalada Addis Ababa. Ndayishimiye oo xilka kala wareegay Madaxweynaha Angola, João Lourenço, ayaa la wareegaya hoggaanka xilli qaaraddu ay ku jirto marxalad adag oo dhinaca horumarka ah iyo caqabado xagga amniga ah oo aad u waaweyn. Shir-madaxeedka ayaa hoosta ka xariiqay ballanqaad wadajir ah oo ku aaddan hadafyada fog ee Agenda 2063, iyadoo isla markaana la qirayo culaysyada degdegga ah ee hortaagan dalalka xubnaha ka ah ururka. Ahmiyadda Sugidda Khayraadka Biyaha iyo Kaabayaasha Asaasiga ah Mawduuca ugu weyn ee looga hadlay caasimadda Itoobiya ayaa ahaa helitaanka biyo waara iyo nidaamyo fayadhowr oo sugan. Hoggaamiyeyaas...
Introduction:
In a worrying turn of events, the infamous al-Shabab terrorist group has taken hostage a United Nations helicopter that was traveling from Beledweyne to Gadoon hamlet in the Galgaduud region of Somalia. The unfolding situation has prompted urgent rescue efforts by the Somali government, although military officials acknowledge the formidable challenges they face in reaching the abducted passengers.
Details of the incident:
The incident occurred when the helicopter, carrying a total of nine passengers, including members of the armed forces and a government contractor, was forced to land near Gadoon hamlet due to a mechanical fault. An internal UN memo revealed that at least six of the passengers have fallen into the custody of al-Shabab.
Government Response:
Information Minister Daud Aweis assured that since the accident, ongoing efforts have been made to rescue the crew. However, the difficult terrain and the stronghold of al-Shabab in the region have complicated the rescue mission, making it a challenging task for military personnel to access the location.
Local Perspectives:
Colonel Abdullahi Isse, stationed in the nearby town of Adado, expressed that no forces have been deployed for a rescue operation. He voiced skepticism about the likelihood of a successful rescue, citing the region's decade-long dominance by al-Shabab, even garnering sympathy from local residents.
UN and WFP Statements:
The United Nations issued a brief statement acknowledging the ongoing "response efforts" without providing specific details. Additionally, the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP), the largest humanitarian organization in Somalia, clarified that the helicopter did not belong to them or the United Nations Humanitarian Air Service. As a precautionary measure, all WFP planes in the region have been temporarily suspended.
Al-Shabab's Ongoing Threat:
Al-Shabab, an al-Qaeda-affiliated terrorist organization, has been actively working to overthrow the Somali government since 2006. Despite a successful government offensive in 2022, the group still holds significant influence in the eastern and southern regions. The latest incident underscores the persistent challenges faced by both the government and international organizations in maintaining security in the region.
Conclusion:
As rescue efforts continue in the face of daunting challenges, the international community anxiously awaits updates on the fate of the passengers held captive by al-Shabab. The incident highlights the complex security landscape in Somalia and the ongoing struggle to counter the influence of extremist groups. Our thoughts are with the affected individuals, and we hope for a swift and safe resolution to this distressing situation.
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