Diidmada laga keenay Tel Aviv 17kii Juun, 2026, Wasiirka Difaaca Somaliland Maxamed Yuusuf Cali ayaa u sheegay Reuters in Ma jirto joogitaan militari oo Israa'iil ay ku leedahay Somaliland, mana jiraan wax wadahadal ah oo ku saabsan saldhig militari oo Israa'iil ay ka sameysaneyso dhulkaas. Beeninta waa mid aan mugdi ku jirin. Waxa ka dhigaya mid xiiso leh falanqayn ahaan meesha laga soo jeediyay: iyadoo lagu jiro shir ganacsi oo ka dhacay Tel Aviv, intii uu socday booqashadii rasmiga ahayd ee ugu horreysay ee Madaxweynaha Somaliland Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdullaahi uu ku tagay Israa'iil ka dib markii Israa'iil ay aqoonsatay Somaliland inay tahay dowlad madax-bannaan bishii Diseembar 2025. Cali wuxuu xaqiijiyay in Israa'iil ay tababar siiso ciidamada militariga iyo booliiska Somaliland, laakiin wuxuu ku tilmaamay wararka ku saabsan wadahadallada saldhigga "warar been abuur ah" iyo "sheegashooyin aan sal lahayn." Safiirka Israa'iil ee Somali...
President Mohamud's Statement:
President Mohamud affirmed on Tuesday that setbacks on the battlefield or misinformation would not deter Somalia from its commitment to eradicating Al-Shabab. He assured that the fight against the extremist group would persist, emphasizing the importance of achieving a final victory. According to him, Al-Shabab is now weaker and smaller in number, while the Somali forces are more experienced, better equipped, and motivated. Denying Al-Shabab's claim of 178 soldiers killed in the Cowsweyne attack, President Mohamud stated that the group had lost 190 fighters and buried them in mass graves.
Claims and Counterclaims:
Casualty claims by both the government and Al-Shabab have not been independently verified, raising questions about the true toll of the conflict. Al-Shabab claimed a "historic victory" in the attack on Cowsweyne, resulting in the retreat of government forces from four towns. The former president, Sheikh Ahmed, has called for an investigation into the military operations at the frontline, emphasizing the need for accountability and correction of any mistakes made.
Government's Display of Al-Shabab Surrender:
On Tuesday, the Somali government showcased the surrender of a mid-level Al-Shabab official near the town of Wisil in the Mudug region. Identified as Nur Abdullahi Maalinguur, also known as Nur Deeq, he was the commander of Al-Shabab militias in the Mudug area. The surrender is seen as a blow to Al-Shabab's morale, highlighting the increasing pressure on the extremist group.
President Mohamud's commitment to continued military operations against Al-Shabab underscores Somalia's resolve to eliminate the threat posed by the extremist group. As calls for investigations and accountability grow, the complex dynamics of the conflict remain at the forefront. The surrender of Al-Shabab officials, such as Nur Deeq, adds another layer to the evolving narrative, signaling potential fractures within the extremist group's ranks. The situation calls for vigilance, international support, and a comprehensive strategy to ensure lasting peace and stability in Somalia.
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