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Somali civil war

Somaliavsal-Shabaab
3
reports in 24 hours
3
places hit in 24 hours
3
reports this week
1
outlets reporting today
From the airGround fire & bombsOther violence3 reports

NASA satellite heat detections appear here once switched on.

The last 24 hours

3 reports of attacks and fighting in 3 places in the last 24 hours. Most reported: Sabid (1 report from 1 outlet), Mogadishu (1 report from 1 outlet), Barawe (1 report from 1 outlet).

Where the reports came from, most-reported first. Open a place for its headlines.

Kinds of reportAs GDELT classed them
  • Armed clash3
Kinds of report
Armed clash3

30 days of reports

Nov 4: 3 reports

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Military aircraft over it now

None transmitting right now. Most military flights over a war zone switch their transponders off.

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Timeline

Every report this week, newest first.

  1. Nov 42:45 PMArmed clashSabid, BayAfrican union peacekeepers to replace withdrawing ugandan troops at four bases near mogadishuhorseedmedia.net · source ↗
  2. Nov 42:45 PMArmed clashMogadishu, BanaadirAfrican union peacekeepers to replace withdrawing ugandan troops at four bases near mogadishuhorseedmedia.net · source ↗
  3. Nov 42:45 PMArmed clashBarawe, Shabeellaha HooseAfrican union peacekeepers to replace withdrawing ugandan troops at four bases near mogadishuhorseedmedia.net · source ↗

Background

The ongoing phase of the Somali Civil War began in 2009 and is concentrated in southern and central Somalia, primarily between the forces of the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS), assisted by African Union peacekeeping forces, and the Islamist militant group al-Shabaab, which pledged allegiance to al-Qaeda in 2012.

From Wikipedia’s Somali Civil War (2009–present) (CC BY-SA 4.0).

Reports, not confirmed events: from news coverage via The GDELT Project, placed where the coverage says, which can be a newsroom’s guess. Count the outlets and read the sources before relying on any one report. Military aircraft: adsb.lol.