
An explosion took place outside the education ministry in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia. So far 100 people have died in this blast on Saturday. More than 300 people have been injured. So far no organization has claimed responsibility for the attack. But President Hassan Sheikh Mohamed has accused the Islamic terrorist group al-Shabaab of the attack.
Lis officer Sadiq Dudisi said – There was an explosion in two cars outside the Somalia Ministry of Education. Some children including women and elderly people died in the accident. A journalist has also died. He has been identified as Mohammad Issey Kona.
the savior became the victim
Police officer Noor Farahi said – The first blast happened in a car parked outside the ministry. Neighbors gathered to help. As soon as the ambulance and rescue teams reached the spot, another car exploded. An injured person present at the spot said- I was about 100 meters away from the blast site. A plume of smoke appeared after the second explosion. After a while, only dead bodies were seen on the road. Blood was visible all around.
The most dangerous blast happened in 2017
The blast took place in the same area where the most dangerous blast took place in 2017. During that time 500 people died. There were many government offices and restaurants nearby, which were destroyed. In 2017, there was an explosion in a truck near a hotel.
A terrorist attack took place in the hotel 6 days ago
On October 24, there was a terrorist attack on a hotel in Kisamayo City. 9 people died in the attack. 47 people were injured. A similar terror attack happened in August 2022. On August 21, terrorists entered the Hyatt Hotel in Somalia's capital Mogadishu and opened fire. 20 people had died.
Allegations of attack on al-Shabaab
Somalia's President Hassan Sheikh Mohamed has accused the Islamic terrorist group al-Shabaab of the attack, saying - our people have been slaughtered. They took away the lives of women, children, and many families.
what is al-Shabab
Al-Shabaab is a terrorist organization. It aims to overthrow the Somalia government formed in 2017.
Al-Shabaab was born in 2006. He follows the Wahhabi Islam of Saudi Arabia.
The city of Mogadishu was under the control of the Union of Islamic Courts, an organization of Sharia courts. Its head was Sharif Sheikh Ahmed. The organization was defeated by the Ethiopian army in 2006 and al-Shabaab was born. Al-Shabaab is a radical branch of the Union of Islamic Courts.
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