HIRAN, Somalia — The Somali National Army (SNA), in collaboration with local clan militia, has successfully captured a member of the Al-Shabaab from the Oromo ethnic community in Ethiopia.
The operation took place in the Berayabaal area under the Buloburde district in the Hiran region, where intense operations to combat Al-Shabaab have been ongoing in recent days.
The captured militant, whose body was marked with a tattoo, will be handed over to the appropriate authorities to face legal proceedings, according to army officials. This capture marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to dismantle the extremist group’s presence in the region.
The Hiran region, located in central Somalia, has been a focal point of heavy military operations aimed at defeating Al-Shabaab. The area has seen several successful liberation operations in recent times, with local communities playing a crucial role in supporting the Somali National Army’s efforts.
The capture of this militant underscores the ongoing commitment of the Somali government and its forces to combat terrorism and restore peace and stability in the region. It also highlights the importance of community involvement in ensuring the success of these operations.
As the fight against Al-Shabaab continues, the Somali National Army remains steadfast in its mission to secure the safety and well-being of its citizens.
The capture of this militant serves as a reminder of the challenges faced and the progress made in the ongoing struggle against terrorism in Somalia.
