Mogadishu - Islamist insurgents controlling southern Somalia have accused Kenyan troops of crossing into their territory and warned the east African nation to stop troop movements along their common border.
"Kenya has been making false allegations of facing danger from the border and that is a great danger to the region's security and stability," the Islamists said.
"We believe that they intend to destroy the Islamic administration implemented in Somalia," said al Shabaab, a hardline Islamist group opposed to a new moderate president. ..more.http://www.news24.com/News24/Africa/News/0,,2-11-1447_2481903,00.html
"Kenya has been making false allegations of facing danger from the border and that is a great danger to the region's security and stability," the Islamists said.
"We believe that they intend to destroy the Islamic administration implemented in Somalia," said al Shabaab, a hardline Islamist group opposed to a new moderate president. ..more.http://www.news24.com/News24/Africa/News/0,,2-11-1447_2481903,00.html
Insurgents in southern Somalia accuse Kenyan troops of crossing into their territory
MOGADISHU - Islamist insurgents controlling southern Somalia have accused Kenyan troops of crossing into their territory and warned the east African nation to stop troop movements along their common border.
"Kenya has been making false allegations of facing danger from the border, and that is a great danger to the region's security and stability," the Islamists said on their web site www.kataaib.info.
"We believe that they intend to destroy the Islamic administration implemented in Somalia," said al Shabaab, a hardline Islamist group opposed to a new moderate president.
The group has been angry at Kenya since it helped capture Islamists trying to flee Ethiopian and Somali government troops in early 2007.
Kenya closed the 1,200-km (745-mile) border after the Ethiopians chased the Islamic Courts Union from Mogadishu early in 2007, but the flow of refugees increased despite the closure.
"Kenya has been making false allegations of facing danger from the border, and that is a great danger to the region's security and stability," the Islamists said on their web site www.kataaib.info.
"We believe that they intend to destroy the Islamic administration implemented in Somalia," said al Shabaab, a hardline Islamist group opposed to a new moderate president.
The group has been angry at Kenya since it helped capture Islamists trying to flee Ethiopian and Somali government troops in early 2007.
Kenya closed the 1,200-km (745-mile) border after the Ethiopians chased the Islamic Courts Union from Mogadishu early in 2007, but the flow of refugees increased despite the closure.
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