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Tuesday, October 27, 2026

Grupo Al Shabab afirma que matou centenas de soldados somalis durante emboscada

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O grupo insurgente islamista Al Shabab afirmou que matou centenas de soldados do governo somali em uma emboscada na segunda-feira (27).

Segundo o monitor SITE Intelligence Group, o Al Shabab divulgou um comunicado no qual afirma ter lançado um ataque contra tropas do governo treinadas pela Turquia e uma milícia aliada na região do Baixo Shabelle, que teria provocado a morte de 321 soldados.

Não foi possível verificar o número de mortos de forma independente. O governo não apresentou uma resposta até o momento. 

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