"We are looking at an implosion -- Al-Shebab is most likely going to implode in the not so distant future," said Ugandan Major General Fred Mugisha. (*)
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Somali Shebab crumbling as foreign fighters flee: AU
- February 23, 2012 23:57 GMT+700
Nairobi (ANTARA News/AFP) - Somalia`s Al-Qaeda allied Shebab fighters are close to collapse, with large numbers fleeing the war-torn country for Yemen, the commander of the African Union forces in Mogadishu said Thursday.
"We are looking at an implosion -- Al-Shebab is most likely going to implode in the not so distant future," said Ugandan Major General Fred Mugisha. (*)
"We are looking at an implosion -- Al-Shebab is most likely going to implode in the not so distant future," said Ugandan Major General Fred Mugisha. (*)
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