Waagacusub.net - Saraakiil ka tirsan Sirdoonka Mareykanka ayaa Waagacusub u sheegay inuu xumaaday xiriirkii ay lahaayeen Maamulka Puntland kadib markii ay siiyeen xog qaldan oo lagu laayay Saraakiil iyo Askar ka tirsan Maamulka Galmudug State.

Inkastoo  Dowladda Mareykanka amaro culus dul dhigtay maamulka Puntland hadana waxaa hareeyay maamulkaas ceeb iyo weji gabax kadib markii Dowladda Mareykanka shaacisay iney weerarkii 28 September 2016 ku dileen Saraakiil iyo Askar ka tirsan Galmudug kuwaas oo aan ka tirsaneeyn kuna lug laheyn Al-Shabaab.

Wakaaladda Wararka Reuters ayaa daabacday Warsaxaafadeed ka soo baxay Wasaaradda Gaashaandhigga Mareykanka taas oo lagu cadeeyay iney Puntland warbixin beena ku hoowlgelisay Ciidanka Mareykanka taas oo ka dhigan dimbigii weynaay ee maamul ka tirsan maamuladda Somalia ka galo Dowladda Mareykanka.HALKAAN KA AKHRI WARSAXAAFADEEDKA DOWLADDA MAREYKANKA.

ila wareedyo muhiima ayaa Waagacusub u sheegay in Puntland la hordhigay sharuudo ay ka mid yihiin.

1- Iney bixiso dhaqaalahii ku baxay hoowlgalkii lagu dilay Saraakiisha iyo Askarta Galmudug sidoo kalena ay bixiyaan magta Ciidankii Galmudug ee lagu dilay duqeyntaas loo adeegsaday diyaaradaha Drone-ka.

2- In Sirdoonka Maamulka Puntland sharaxaad ka bixiyo sababtii ku qasabtay iney Dowladda Mareykanka siiyaan xog qaldan , iyo iney raaligelin buuxda ka bixiyaan xogtaas beentaa ee ay siiyeen Dowladda Mareykanka.

Haddii Puntland fuliso labadaas sharuudood waxeey Dowladda Mareykanka ka fiirsan doontaa shan sano kadib iney dib wada shaqeeyn ula yeelan kareeyso Maamulka Puntland.

Sikastaba ha ahaatee, waxaan shaki ku jirin in Maamulka Majeerteeniya isku qalday naceeybka kala dhaxeeya beesha Habargidir iyo muhiimadda dagaalka lagula jira argagixisadda,iyadoo loo baahan yahay inaan la dagaalanka argagixisadda lagu dhex milin isnaceybka iyo colaadaha ka dhex aloosan qaar ka mida beelaha wada dega ee Soomaaliyeed.

U.S. air strike in Somalia killed local militia, not al Shabaab

A September U.S. air strike in Somalia killed local militia forces and not al Shabaab militants as the Pentagon had initially believed, the U.S. military acknowledged in a draft statement obtained by Reuters on Thursday.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-somalia-idUSKBN13526O

The Sept. 28 strike in Somalia's Galkayo area killed 10 fighters and wounded three, the statement said. No civilian casualties were caused by the strike, it said.

Somalia's government had asked the United States to explain the strike, which it said had been conducted against forces of the semi-autonomous, northern region of Galmudug.

The errant strike illustrated the perils of Washington's efforts to battle al Shabaab, an al Qaeda-aligned group, by working with armed Somali factions that are often feuding.

Shabaab has been responsible for numerous attacks, including the September 2013 siege of Kenya's Westgate shopping mall that left at least 67 dead.

The day after the Sept. 28 U.S. strike in Somalia, officials in Galmudug accused a rival region, Puntland, of duping the United States into believing members of its security forces were in fact Islamist rebels.

An al Shabaab spokesman told Reuters at the time it did not have any fighters in the area of the strike.

The draft statement by the U.S. military's Africa Command said the air strike was carried out at the request of Puntland Security Forces "and our own assessment of the situation."

A PSF-led patrol had come under attack by a group of armed fighters and in response, "the U.S. conducted a self-defense strike to neutralize the threat, killing 10 armed fighters and wounding three others," the statement said.

A review of the strike, which began Oct. 4, determined that "The armed fighters were initially believed to be al-Shabaab but with further review it was determined they were local militia forces," it said.

"Operating under legal authorities, U.S. forces lawfully utilized self-defense to support the PSF in response to hostile actions conducted by the armed group against a partnered force," the review concluded. "No U.S. forces were killed or injured as a result of this incident."

 

(Editing by Jonathan Oatis and David Gregorio)