Emperor Posted April 17, 2007 Dagaalo culus oo caawa ka bilowday caasimadda Somalia Mogadishu 17, April.07 ( Sh.M.Network) Dagaalo xoogan ayaa waxa ay ka bilowdeen caasimadda Somalia caawa fiidkii, iyadoo dagaalkaasi uu u dhaxeeyo ciidamada Ethiopia iyo xoogagga wax iska caabinta Somalia. Daryanka madaafiic culus iyo rasaas aad u xoogan ayaa bilaabatay abaarihii caawa 8:30 kii fiidnimo, iyadoo dagaalka caawa uu yahay kii ugu xumaa ee ka dhaca caasimadda. Wali lama oga qasaaraha dagaalkaan, iyadoo rasaas culus iyo madaafiic ay ka soconeyso wadada Xamar Bile iyo Aaagga Cali Kamiin iyo goobihii kale oo ay isku horfadhiyeen ciidamada Ethiopia iyo kooxaha ka soo horjeeda. Wixii ku soo kordha kala soco wararkeena dambe Click here to find Shabelle news in English Shabelle Media Network South Africa E-mail us: info@shabelle.net Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Emperor Posted April 17, 2007 ^The BBC Somali reported this as well just now .. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted April 17, 2007 War deg deg ah: Dagaal qaraar oo goordhoweyd ka qarxay Muqdisho Dagaal qaraar ayaa daqiiqado ka hor wuxuu ka qarxay magaalada Muqdisho gaar ahaan deegaanadii ay isku horfadhiyeen ciidamada DFKMG ah iyo kuwa Itooiya oo dhinac ah iyo kooxaha ka soo horjeeda. Dagaalkan ayaa wuxuu ka qarxay Isgoyska Xararyaale ilaa iyo Cali Kamiin waxaana si weyn loo maqlayaa dhawaaqa rasaasta iyo madaafiicda, waxaana la isku adeegsanaya noocyada kala duwan ee hubka. Rasaasta ayaa haatan socota mana jirto wax faahfaahin dheeraad ah oo soo baxdey waxaana xabadani ay bilaabatey 8:35 Pm. SBC News Desk Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tahliil Posted April 17, 2007 The New Darwiishes have been lyin low, regroupin and all...and now they r unleashin their wrath upon the Yeey vampires iyo DaafiQurnleey... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted April 17, 2007 No more talks either. What I don't understand what are these Odoyaasha doing. Don't they know the Ethios were simply buying time. Axmed Diiriye " Ethoipian heshiis waa diideen waxa la sugaba waa dagaal ee dadka saas ha ula socdaan" Somaliweyn Media Center (SMC) Muqdisho 17/04/07 Kadib wareysi uu Axmed Diiriye Siiyey mid ka mid ah idaacadaha Muqdisho ayaa waxaa afahyeenka beesha ****** shaaca ka qaaday in aanay jirin wax nabad ah oo ka jirta dalka gaar ahaan wax laga filan karo wadahadii ay la lahaayeen Saraakiisha Ethopia , waxa uuna shaaca ka qaaday in gabi 'ahaanba ay burbureen wadahadii kadib markii ay saraakiisha ethopia ku adkeysteen in aanay ka baxaynin goobihii ay qabsadeen . Axmed Diiriye ayaa sheegay in dadka Muqdisho ay u sheegayaan in barakaca socdaa ay dhinac ka raacaan iyaguna aysan dhahayn ha la joogo maadama uu heshiiskii burburay waxa la sugaaba waa dagaal ayuu yirio Diiriye oo deyro badan muujinayey. Hadalada Afhayeenka Beesha ****** ayaa waxaa uu ku soo aaday xili dad bada ay rajo ka qabeen in la dhamayn karo dagaalka u dhaxeeya Ethopia iyo maleshiyada wax iska caabinta Somaliweyn Media Center Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
xiinfaniin Posted April 17, 2007 Ahmed Diiriye is irrelevant in this conflict. Ethiopians knew it but both sides were doing prep work for the final round. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted April 17, 2007 ^^^Everyone is irrelevent to you these days, you had some hope for the old Nabadoon a while back. While we told you this was no more than a last gasp by the anti TFG groups. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
XOG-ogaal Posted April 17, 2007 i'm just like che- che fight or give up. you cannot negotiate with your enemy Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tahliil Posted April 17, 2007 Che-G I don't thnk they were sittin somewhere idly either...Waiting Habashi response....it could b said it was them who was really buyin time...Everyone is ready iyo Nus...iskeen siiya. Watch this clip a week or so ago http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ghzu-3gzk8 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
xiinfaniin Posted April 17, 2007 Originally posted by General Duke: ^^^Everyone is irrelevent to you these days, you had some hope for the old Nabadoon a while back. While we told you this was no more than a last gasp by the anti TFG groups. ^^I guess he is a new replacement for Indhacadde to you. I told you before and I am telling now, the fight in Mogadishu is not a tribal one. There are folks who want to make it look like there is clannish fight. The shabaabs are fighting you, fight with them adeer. Or as always keep singing to your tunes. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted April 17, 2007 ^^^The old man was just a tool, I have nothing against him. The Shabaab are no more saxib as Mr Nabadoon said before this is about the clans who lost the most in the change. Anyhow dont cry of massacre when these boys are disarmed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
xiinfaniin Posted April 17, 2007 ^^lol...that's fair. But again you know that i dont cry, it's just the weakness of some tfg supporters i protest against. the shabaabs ar no more kulahaa, am jin buu kula diririya marka . Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
General Duke Posted April 17, 2007 ^^^The Shabaabs as a fighting force are gone their leaders will be hunted soon. As for this uprising, it was to be expected as I have highlighted many times over this is an anti-governemnt group who claimed to be religious and now fighting solely to retain the looted properties. they have said their problem is not with Ethiopia but with TFG and Puntland. Though of course you deny these things. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
salad_jelle Posted April 17, 2007 TFG and Ethiopians are simply new faction force today Mogadishu. They dont do not have power nor has the interest to pacify city from the residents. Sooner the fight ends sooner Ethiopians will be pressured to leave, they are not showing courage and willingness to fight, TFG must stop denying the fact the opposition is larger then they state. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fiqikhayre Posted April 17, 2007 This war in my eyes is unwinnable, unless there are some changes to it. The government cannot win this war because for the simple fact that this is urban warfare and that the government has around 9000 troops stationed in Mogadishu which half has no knowledge of Mogadishu itself nor its environments. Furthermore there are some 20000 Ethiopian troops in the capital who don't know where they are or what they're doing in Mogadishu. The resistence is fighting in their own districts and they know every alleyway and secret path of their areas where they can escape to and hide and make the enemy feel a total stranger in those parts of the city. The other thing that the fight started at 8:45 pm tonight it is dark and the government troops and ethiopians don't know where they are or where they're supposed to be, so this is a big disadvanged for the government. Simply the government can not win this war and the Ethiopians are determined if they don't get any results tommorrow that they will throw in the towel and leave Somalia altogether. They cannot stay in Somalia for any longer they have to go and leave for Ethipia, therefore leaving us in a bigger mess than we first found ourselves in. The Victory is in the resistences hands and the earlier the government realises than the better but if they continue this will end up in a big failure and disaster. You cannot win such a war, it's a urban street to street warfare with modern and very lethal weaponary. Unless one is committed and determined to see this through and is willing to burn the whole thing down by using heavy artillery and air cover, this war cannot be won. The civilians have already left the areas that are now contested, there are no civilians but only fighting men from the resistence and so far they have the upper hand because the government troops and ethiopians have clearly failed in their objectives of capturing what they set out to capture. They didn't move very far nor did they expell the enemy from the targets they were supposed to attack and capture from the enemy. Without the support from the air and cover and heavy artillery, the footsoliders are helpless because remember this are ethiopians professional soliders, people who joined the army because they couldn'd find another profession. Many were forced and many don't know what they're fighting for. They don't have any motiviation to fight this bloody urban face to face warfare because they are only here to get their salaries in order for their families to live but nothing else. It was fun overwhelming the clan courts and their sympathisers because then one was fighting in open fields and not densely populated bloody urban areas (now it is densely populated with resistence fighters). They had a superior advantage which was fighting jets, which bombed the hell out of the courts and made them disperse but this is different. Unless they use heavy shelling from the air, their artillery and footsoldiers won't do a great deal of harm to the resistence and they won't have anything on them. So I say victory is firmly in resistences hands and they cannot lose in any way or shape or form. It is just unimaginable because they have the advantage of 'home support' because they know the areas very well where the fighting is taking place right now which their counterparts don't. They know every side street that leads out and in of a particular resistence area, they know the hiding places, it is just sealed this war is unwinnable for the TFG and its allies. I firmly believe that victory is in the resistence hands and that the Ethipians are close in throwing in the towel and actually leaving. Mark my words it was me who predicted that there will be no war in the upcoming three weeks, exactly three weeks ago. So don't underestimate my latest prediction. Sakhar. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites