| 5,768,010 |
7 |
48 |
Somalia |
|
In a act of clan revenge Saleban gunmen reportedly killed a Sa'ad man in a area known only as Ximcaqaydarey. |
| 5,768,014 |
2.66317 |
44.69792 |
Somalia |
|
Al-Shabaab fighters attack a AMISOM military base housed at a local airport over the span of two hours. At least five killed in the fighting, plus injuries. |
| 5,768,018 |
2.95 |
43.6833 |
Somalia |
|
Al-Shabaab fighters launch an assault on Somali forces in a small village outside Baidoa. The local police chief stated "Al-Qaeda-inspired insurgents attacked the barracks of Somali government at Gof-gadud area near Baidoa town on Saturday night. The forces fought back and inflicted heavy casualties upon the militants during the combat." At least two confirmed dead, plus "dozens" of injuries. |
| 5,768,023 |
3.31817 |
43.47315 |
Somalia |
|
Al Shabaab fighters conducted a series of hit-and-run attacks against Somali forces and it's allies. The fighting lasted about one hour, casualties unknown. |
| 5,768,029 |
6.76924 |
47.43061 |
Somalia |
|
Two opposing sub-groups of the Sa'ad clan exchange gunfire in a public market. One bystander is killed and another injured. |
| 5,768,033 |
-0.36029 |
42.54626 |
Somalia |
|
A civilian is shot and killed in a town recently liberated from al Shabaab. Reasons to the killing are unknown, though remnants of al Shabaab may be responsible. |
| 5,768,037 |
-0.35817 |
42.54537 |
Somalia |
|
Two unidentified attackers armed with pistols shot and killed the Imam of a mosque in Calanley village. Motive unknown. |
| 5,768,041 |
2.40735 |
42.97655 |
Somalia |
|
On 13/10 an AS Amniyat unit arrested four people from a teashop in Dinsoor. Two of the people were later executed, the two others managed to escape. |
| 5,768,045 |
2.0095 |
45.25 |
Somalia |
|
Government forces clash with Shabaab militants in three areas of Mogadishu in the overnight hours. Four reported deaths. |
| 5,768,049 |
2.0462 |
45.33407 |
Somalia |
|
Government forces clash with Shabaab militants in three areas of Mogadishu in the overnight hours. Four reported deaths. |
