At least seven killed in attack on peacekeepers’ base in Somalia
Al Shabaab, the extremist militant group, claimed responsibility for the attack
Suicide bombers killed at least seven people in an attack on the African Union’s main peacekeeping base in Mogadishu, Somalia on Tuesday, police said.
Al Shabaab, the extremist militant group that is trying to topple the Western-backed Somali government, claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it had killed more than 12 people.
Also Read
-
Five dead in Mogadishu hotel attack claimed by Shabaab
The Shabaab group claimed responsibility for the attack in a statement distributed through online social networks North Africa -
'At least 10' dead in militant attack on Mogadishu hotel
At least 10 people were killed in a car bomb and gun attack on a hotel in Mogadishu claimed by the Al-Qaeda- Shabaab group North Africa -
Shabaab claims deadly car bombing on Mogadishu hotel
Earlier, on the same day, Somali security forces said they killed the head of militant group al-Shabaab's intelligence unit North Africa -
Somali militants overrun military base, killing at least one
The Islamist group al Shabaab attacked a Somali military base southwest of the capital Mogadishu on Sunday night North Africa
