Djiboutian troops withdraw from military bases in Beledweyne town amid security concerns

By Deeq A., March 12, 2024 in News - Wararka

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Deeq A.

Posted March 12, 2024

Beledweyne (HOL) - Djiboutian troops serving under the African Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) withdrew from military bases in Beledweyne town on Tuesday.

Source: Hiiraan Online

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