Bodies of senior operatives belonging to the Somalias Islamist hardliners of Al-Shabab were found outside of Guriel town in Galgadud region in central Somalia following heavily fighting with Al-Sunah militia supported by residen
ts on 11 January, 2009. images of the dead Shabab fighters at the frontline. The deceased was among Mohamed Saed Timo Jilic, the successor of late Aden Hashi Ayrow who was killed in 
recent US air strike on Dhusomareb town in Galgadud region last year.Among the killed Islamist hardliners w
ere 11 foreigners including the commander of elite brigade led by Abdalla Sudani, the most US wanted man in horn of Afric a region. Passport and other documents were found from the pocket of the Kenyan commander namely Seyfulahi Al-Kenyawi but his true name was Kanja Waweru.
Earlier Ruben Shumpert who had been holding a US citizenship but later be given by the name of Amir Abdul Muhaimeen was killed in a battle happened in Guriel town.All the images of the senior dead fighters were a severe blow to the Al-Qaeda linked Young Mujahideen of Al-Shabab since their military movement in Somalia.
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more Corpses of Key Al-Shabab fighters found in Somalia
ts on 11 January, 2009. images of the dead Shabab fighters at the frontline. The deceased was among Mohamed Saed Timo Jilic, the successor of late Aden Hashi Ayrow who was killed in 
recent US air strike on Dhusomareb town in Galgadud region last year.Among the killed Islamist hardliners w
ere 11 foreigners including the commander of elite brigade led by Abdalla Sudani, the most US wanted man in horn of Afric a region. Passport and other documents were found from the pocket of the Kenyan commander namely Seyfulahi Al-Kenyawi but his true name was Kanja Waweru.Earlier Ruben Shumpert who had been holding a US citizenship but later be given by the name of Amir Abdul Muhaimeen was killed in a battle happened in Guriel town.All the images of the senior dead fighters were a severe blow to the Al-Qaeda linked Young Mujahideen of Al-Shabab since their military movement in Somalia.
from
Uganda
more Corpses of Key Al-Shabab fighters found in Somalia
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