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Kenyan Army Denies Al Shabaab's Claim Of Killing Troops In Raid On Thursday
The terror group al Shabaab said on Friday its fighters killed dozens of Kenyan troops when they attacked a remote military base in Somalia on Thursday, a claim the Kenyan army denied.
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Kenya Army Says Killed 34 Al Shebab In Somalia Firefights
The Kenyan military said today it killed 34 Islamic insurgents in two separate battles in neighbouring Somalia this weekend.
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After Attack, President Says Kenya To Remain In Somalia Peace Force
President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Wednesday Kenya was committed to remaining part of an African Union-led peacekeeping force in Somalia, after al Shabaab terrorists said they killed more than 100 soldiers in an attack on an army base.
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Al Shabaab Militants Attack Somali Army Base, Say Dozens Dead
Al Shabaab fighters attacked a remote Somali army base and entered a nearby town close to the border with Kenya today, saying they had killed dozens of Kenyan soldiers in an African Union force supporting the government during the assault.
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British Jihadist Thomas Evans Believed Killed in Kenya
A British jihadist fighting for Somalia's Al-Qaeda affiliate, the Shebab, is believed to have been killed in a thwarted attack on a Kenyan army base on Sunday, a Kenyan defence spokesman said.
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Kenyan Airstrikes Target Al Shebab After University Massacre
Kenyan fighter jets pounded Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab insurgent camps in southern Somalia today, the army said, days after the Islamists killed 148 people in their worst ever massacre in Kenya.
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Al Qaeda-linked Shebab threaten new attacks if Kenya does not leave Somalia
Al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants, claiming they were still holding hostages, today battled Kenyan troops for the fourth day of a bloody siege at a Nairobi mall and threatened further attacks against the country.
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Gunfire at besieged Kenyan mall, Islamists threaten hostages
Gunfire and explosions sounded on Monday from the Nairobi mall where militants from Somalia's al Qaeda-linked al Shebab group threatened to kill hostages on the third day of a raid in which at least 68 have already died.
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Gunfire, explosions as Kenyan troops battle to save mall hostages
Heavy gunfire and loud explosions erupted at Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall on Monday as Kenyan troops fought Islamist militants who were holding hostages after massacring at least 68 people.
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Heavy gunfire heard coming from Nairobi shopping mall
Heavy and rapid bursts of gunfire were heard coming from inside Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall at dawn Monday, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
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Kenya army, Somali militia swap Twitter insults
The propaganda war on the microblogging website shows the increasingly sophisticated use of media by both sides and underscores that there is often little reliable information about the conflict in Somalia
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Kenya army, Somali militia swap Twitter insults
The propaganda war on the microblogging website shows the increasingly sophisticated use of media by both sides and underscores that there is often little reliable information about the conflict in Somalia
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Kenyan Army Denies Al Shabaab's Claim Of Killing Troops In Raid On Thursday
The terror group al Shabaab said on Friday its fighters killed dozens of Kenyan troops when they attacked a remote military base in Somalia on Thursday, a claim the Kenyan army denied.
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Kenya Army Says Killed 34 Al Shebab In Somalia Firefights
The Kenyan military said today it killed 34 Islamic insurgents in two separate battles in neighbouring Somalia this weekend.
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After Attack, President Says Kenya To Remain In Somalia Peace Force
President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Wednesday Kenya was committed to remaining part of an African Union-led peacekeeping force in Somalia, after al Shabaab terrorists said they killed more than 100 soldiers in an attack on an army base.
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Al Shabaab Militants Attack Somali Army Base, Say Dozens Dead
Al Shabaab fighters attacked a remote Somali army base and entered a nearby town close to the border with Kenya today, saying they had killed dozens of Kenyan soldiers in an African Union force supporting the government during the assault.
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British Jihadist Thomas Evans Believed Killed in Kenya
A British jihadist fighting for Somalia's Al-Qaeda affiliate, the Shebab, is believed to have been killed in a thwarted attack on a Kenyan army base on Sunday, a Kenyan defence spokesman said.
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Kenyan Airstrikes Target Al Shebab After University Massacre
Kenyan fighter jets pounded Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab insurgent camps in southern Somalia today, the army said, days after the Islamists killed 148 people in their worst ever massacre in Kenya.
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Al Qaeda-linked Shebab threaten new attacks if Kenya does not leave Somalia
Al Qaeda-linked Islamist militants, claiming they were still holding hostages, today battled Kenyan troops for the fourth day of a bloody siege at a Nairobi mall and threatened further attacks against the country.
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Gunfire at besieged Kenyan mall, Islamists threaten hostages
Gunfire and explosions sounded on Monday from the Nairobi mall where militants from Somalia's al Qaeda-linked al Shebab group threatened to kill hostages on the third day of a raid in which at least 68 have already died.
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Gunfire, explosions as Kenyan troops battle to save mall hostages
Heavy gunfire and loud explosions erupted at Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall on Monday as Kenyan troops fought Islamist militants who were holding hostages after massacring at least 68 people.
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Heavy gunfire heard coming from Nairobi shopping mall
Heavy and rapid bursts of gunfire were heard coming from inside Nairobi's Westgate shopping mall at dawn Monday, an AFP correspondent at the scene said.
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Kenya army, Somali militia swap Twitter insults
The propaganda war on the microblogging website shows the increasingly sophisticated use of media by both sides and underscores that there is often little reliable information about the conflict in Somalia
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Kenya army, Somali militia swap Twitter insults
The propaganda war on the microblogging website shows the increasingly sophisticated use of media by both sides and underscores that there is often little reliable information about the conflict in Somalia
