5,757,653 |
4.73598 |
45.20427 |
Somalia |
|
Two trucks carrying AS troops were reported to have arrived in Belet Weyne from Bakool region. |
5,757,656 |
4.73598 |
45.20427 |
Somalia |
|
New illegal road blocks were reported to have been set up by fighters loyal to SVS. On 29/05 two checkpoint militias at Jiracle area were killed by gunmen escorting a transport truck carrying goods from Bossaso to Belet Weyne. |
5,757,660 |
6.76924 |
47.43061 |
Somalia |
|
A businessman (Darood/Majertan/Ali Saleman) was abuducted by a group of pirates (Sa'ad/Hilowle) and taken to unknown location in Galkacyo South. The motive is believed to be the recent arrest of ten pirates in Bossaso by PL Police, including a son to one of the abductors. Negotiations were reported to be in progress. |
5,757,665 |
2.04393 |
45.3 |
Somalia |
|
A Somali suicide bomber dressed in a TFG uniform detonated in close proximity to AMISOM (Ugandan) base in Shakala. The bomber was accompanied by 3 other Somali men also dressed in TFG uniforms. At least one of the bombers companions was shot dead and one |
5,757,670 |
4.73598 |
45.20427 |
Somalia |
|
Armed clashes between AS forces and Hawadle militias supportive of the ASWJ were reported to have occurred in Teedan and Waab Weyn on 30/05. Some sources indicate that AS conducted a retaliatory action against Hawadle militias allied to ASWJ who attacked AS positions in Halgan the day before (the attack on Halgan was originally wrongly reported as having been conducted by militias of the Shabelle Valley State). At least 9 dead were reported, believed to be mostly from AS who could have been ambushed while approaching Teedan. Tension is high in the area that in the last two years has occasionally been the theater of small-scale clashes between local Hawadle clan militias and the AS. |
5,757,675 |
8.47358 |
47.35441 |
Somalia |
|
An armed clash between Somaliland forces and militia loyal to the ex-Puntland Minister of Aviation Ahmed Garash who were later in the day reinforced by regular Puntland troops occurred in Gambadha and Tuqo-Raq. What triggered this incident is not fully ascertained. Several reports indicate that Somaliland forces had been deployed out of their bases to locate and apprehend the SSC group that had conducted an attack against their base in Gambadha on the night of 26/05. The clash occurred at around 14.00 and fighting extended over several hours. 3 Puntland militias were reported killed, 6 to 8 injured and 5 arrested by Somaliland. On the Somaliland side reports vary greatly from 0 to 13 killed and 2 to 9 injured, plus one vehicles destroyed and another one captured by Ahmed Garash's militias. The Puntland Minister of Information and Ahmed Garash declared the following day that their forces had been attacked by Somaliland at the check-point of Tuko-Raq in the early hours of 30/05, a statement that was refuted by the Somaliland Governor of Sool Region. Somaliland attributes the responsibility of the incident to Puntland, explaining that their forces were attacked while returning to their base. The involvement of SSC militias in this incident has not been confirmed. |
5,757,679 |
2.0095 |
45.25 |
Somalia |
|
6 people were injured after an IED targeted checkpoint of TFG troops in Tabakayo-Madow location of Dharkenley district. Both TFG troops and civilians were among those injured. |
5,757,682 |
6.76924 |
47.43061 |
Somalia |
|
A rally in support of a consultative meeting organized by the TFG in Mogadishu for June took place in South Galkayo. The demonstration was organized by the Galmudug administration. The President of Galmudug Mohamed Ahmed Alin said at the rally that he is convinced that the conference in Mogadishu will come up with a good solution for the future of the TFIs. Alin further mentioned that individuals responsible for disrupting security in Galmudug should be shot. He also mentioned that no illegal checkpoints between Galkayo and Gelinsor will be tolerated. |
5,757,685 |
9.93869 |
43.18392 |
Somalia |
|
Students of secondary schools of Borama district held demonstration in front of the office of the Regional Ministry of Education. The students violently entered the building of the ministry and destroyed the inside of the building. Police dispersed the demonstration by firing in the air. The demonstration was triggered by rumors about cancellation of examinations for the second classes. The students demanded the decision on cancellation to be overturned. |
5,757,688 |
2.04139 |
45.33372 |
Somalia |
|
More than 15 vehicles carrying foreign fighters reportedly from Abdul-Aziz district (North-Mogadishu) were seen moving out of Mogadishu towards Afgooye. |