New destruction in Bakaara Market (pics - 18+)

[Mad_Mullah]

 

 

 

but hey its Shabab thats destroying the country right?

[ANWAR]

Both TFG and al-Shaytan spill Muslim blood

indeed My Allah forgive us all

[Valenteenah.]

Subxanallah. May Allah safeguard dadka masaakiinta ah from duliga iyo dugaaga dul fadhiya.

[Bashiir]

Fara gelinta shisheeye dhibkaasay leedahay. AS iyo TFG fikiradaha ka danbeeya kork ayaa dadka looga keenay. Waanu lagu qasbayaa, dhiigoodana loo qubayaa.

[Johnny B]

^^ No one here is being lured by the terrorist ploy.

Amisom is not here to shell Markets, but the blame is on the terrorists who hijacked the Market and made it their base.

All shelling towards the presidential place are launched from the Bakara market.

 

It's sad that the civilians who suffer.

[Sensei]

Why 18+ ? Mad Mullah bilaash laguuma dhihin

[Bashiir]

Excuse my layman question, but this is a question for JohnnyB. And it is known that since beginning of 2007 almost half a million fled war-torn Mogadishu alone, more than 10,000 civilians have been killed in the fighting and untold numbers of Somalis bear the scars of seeing family members killed or raped because of helping the Transitional Gov't. According to your definition of proportionality, how many innocent people can be sacrificed for a presidential place?

[Xaaji Xunjuf]

very sad do we really need to post these kind of images in here

[NGONGE]

16 March 2011 Last updated at 17:53

 

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Ugandan Amisom peacekeepers jailed for shooting Somalis

 

 

 

 

Three Ugandan soldiers from the African Union force in Somalia have been sentenced to two years in prison for injuring civilians in two shooting incidents in the capital, Mogadishu.

Some Somalis have previously accused the AU force - Amisom - of using indiscriminate violence but these are the first such convictions.

The AU force is helping the UN-backed government tackle Islamist militias.

At least 14 people were killed in fierce fighting late on Tuesday.

The two AU soldiers have been sent home to Uganda to serve their sentences.

Amisom commander Maj Gen Nathan Mugisha said the jail terms illustrated that "any acts of carelessness and irresponsibility will not be condoned or tolerated".

He said the incidents in November 2010 and January 2011 were regrettable.

Amisom said that no civilians died in the incidents but admitted that some Mogadishu residents were wounded.

In the latest fighting, Mogadishu residents reported hearing heavy shelling through the night around the main market area of the beleaguered city.

There have been renewed efforts by the government forces since the beginning of the year to gain control of major parts of Mogadishu.

This offensive is expected to be intensified with the recent arrival of an additional 1,000 AU troops to bolster the 8,000 already there.

The al-Shabab Islamist militants, linked to al-Qaeda, control much of southern and central Somalia.

The country has not had an effective government for two decades.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12764412

[Axmed-InaJaad]

MOST OF THIS IS FROM GAALADA UGANDAN AND THEIR TFG LACKIES. may allah protect shacabka from these gaalo. amiin