...... an Islamic infestation centering on Somalia attempting to metastasize into Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and similar places, all of which have enough problems without them..., which is set to commence "very soon" across the federal republic of Somalia.
For over four months, the country has sustained a serious al-Shabaab offensive which has been fought in all frontlines, with the target being Middle Shabelle and Lower Shabelle, focusing on hotbeds such as Hiiraan, Galgaduud, and Bay regions, where the forces of Evil are dominant.
Major Abdullahi Ali Anod, Somali National Army [SNA] spokesperson, said the capture of Adan Yabal was a "milestone" in the offensive against the krazed killers, noting that "this gives every Somali a reason to believe that defeating the forces of Evil is something which is in the offing".
Most combats have been carried out by the Somali National Army and clan militia which is well mobilized, nobody can deny the role played by the US Africa Command and the African Union
...a union consisting of 53 African states, most run by dictators of one flavor or another. The only all-African state not in the AU is Morocco. Established in 2002, the AU is the successor to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU), which was even less successful...
Transition Mission in Somalia [ATMIS], which is responsible for aerial surveillance and bombardments in strategic villages.
So fruitful and fulfilling has been the war that the al-Shabaab extortionists have resorted to retreating in certain towns, and have even killed fellow fighters who are maimed in the operation. Last week, the Somali troops managed to discover fresh mass graves where top commanders are said to have killed and buried colleague fighters.
The forces of Evil are now embarking on Dire Revenge missions mostly targeting populous areas in major cities, particularly Mogadishu where they are using IEDs to attack hotels. The forces of Evil recently killed dozens of people at Villa Rays Hotel near the presidential palace in Mogadishu.
Regional leaders have joined the frontline, helping the national army to strategize and identify some of the villages which should be given priority in the ongoing crackdown. For instance, HirShabelle President Ali Gudlawe Hussein has been working closely with the armed Forces.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud exuded confidence that the soldiers will prevail in the war, noting that the world should not just focus on the negatives and misgivings in the country but instead, give the country moral support and financial assistance to sustain efforts to restore law and order