Somalia’s US Embassy was warned of Americans on Tuesday, saying it’s about “compelling information related to potential attacks on the eastern African nation.
Authorities do not give details about potential attacks, but Mogadishu’s Embassy said that it is monitoring the threats of multiple locations, including the International Aden Airport of the capital of the capital. All embassy staff told to cancel all movements by the published warning On the embassy website.
“Somalia’s US Embassy reminds us of the citizens who follow terrorists, bombings and other attacks,” the embassy said in his warning. “Little or no warning, airports, controls, government buildings, hotels, restaurants, shopping sites and large crowds are often included in the goods and collect western convoids.
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A Fourth Business Travel Advice Traveling to the Department of State Department has not been affected to the country since July 2024, and the Embassy said it continues to force in force, including crime, terrorism and civil distress.
In recent weeks, after the President Trump returned to the White House, the US gave the military strikes in Somalia. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said February 1 strike, The first major military operation of the second period of the Lord TrumpMultiple Isis operators killed and no civilians hurt.
Since then, US Africa Command said he has made other aircraft coordinated with the Somali Government and Al-shabab militants, joing around Al-Kowsar, Iceberg well, Demade and Bulo Burti.
It is estimated that the number of militant Isis in the country is mostly scattered in the mountains of the Bari region of Puntland, according to the International Crisis Group.
