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MOGADISHU — Somalia's hardline Shebab Al-Shabab Terrorist insurgents Friday said they will send fighters to Yemen to help an Al-Qaeda affiliate behind the failed Christmas Day jetliner bombing in its fight against government forces. Terrorist Al-Shabab Mukhtar Robow Ali alias Abu Mansur, a senior official of the Shebab militia that pledges allegiance to Al-Qaeda, announced the plan as he presented hundreds of newly-trained fighters in the north of Mogadishu."We tell our Muslim brothers in Yemen that we will cross the water between us and reach your place to assist you fight the enemy of Allah," said Robow, to chants of "Allahu Akbar", or Allah is great, by the young fighters."Today you see what is happening in Yemen, the enemy of Allah is destroying your Muslim brothers," he added."I call upon the young men in Arab lands to join the fight there."Yemeni forces have been battling Al-Qaeda militants in the country and last month launched raids on suspected targets in the central and the Sanaa regions, killing more than 60 Islamist militants.Several others were also wounded in clashes this week in a western province of the impoverished Arabian peninsula state which lies north of Somalia across the Gulf of Aden.Yemen is Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden's ancestral homeland and has seen a spate of attacks against Western targets over the past decade.An Al-Qaeda affiliate based in Yemen claimed it was behind the botched Christmas Day plot to bring down a US jetliner from Amsterdam to Detroit.Sanaa acknowledged that the Nigerian citizen accused by the United States of attempting to blow up the Northwest Airlines plane had been in the country just weeks before the foiled bombing.Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, who allegedly tried to blow up the plane, is suspected of receiving training for his mission from an Al-Qaeda bomb maker in Yemen.On Thursday, Somalia's police chief said a man had been arrested in November at Mogadishu airport with chemicals and a syringe in a similar incident to the failed attack on the US airliner.The suspect was however released on December 12 by a Mogadishu court which threw out a case against him for lack of evidence.Another police official among those who arrested the unnamed Somali man said further investigation had been launched after the December 25 jetliner incident.The Al-Qaeda-inspired Shebab control large swathes of south and central Somalia and have wrested control of much of the capital Mogadishu where they have relentlessly attacked government and African Union forces."These young fighters successfully completed several months of tough training and they are now ready to join their brothers in the holy war against the enemy of Allah worldwide," Robow said.On Monday, a Yemeni defence ministry official said the country "will never be a refuge" for Islamist militants and pledged more attacks on their hideouts like those of December. AFP: Somalia's Shebab says will send fighters to Yemen

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Columbus Ohio base Terror Apologist Website show new pictures of al-Shabaabhttp://www.raxanreeb.com/?p=31849 hundreds of Harakat Al-shabab fighters were wrapped up military training in the Somali capital Mogadishu, reported by Shabelle Media Network or shabaab media network on Friday.

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Top officials of Al-shabab had lectured to the Islamist fighters at Maslah camp in Mogadishu saying that the forces will fight with the transitional government troops and AMISOM.

Moktar Robow Ali Abu Mansour who was one of the high officials of Al-shabab Mujahideen said that the fighters wrapped up for the military training will fight with the African Union troops from both countries Uganda and Burundi and also the transitional government soldiers in the Somali capital Mogadishu.

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Fu’ad Mohamed Khalaf, high member of the Al-shabab Mujahideen officials said that the fighters are required to wipe out the UN, international community and the ICC calling for the Islamist forces to assure the Jihad (Islamic war) adding that there was no difference between the Islamist movements of Al-shabab Mujahideen and Hizbul Islam.

He reiterated to be united and united.

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(Sheik Ali Dere), the spokesman of Harakat Al-shabab Mujahideen talked at the centre where the military training concluded for the Islamist forces in Mogadishu and said that the trained fighters were not from out of the country stressing that they were out of the military training of Al-shabab Mujahideen in the country.Military training wrapped up for hundreds of Al-shabab fighters in Mogadishu

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