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    Somali President authorized killing of 7 innocent people - one Family

    The statement from Somali Minister of information is not true because the Somali Government are bombing 7 innocent people who where sleep at her home in Jilib of Lower Jubba Somalia. This is the false statement from Somali Government.

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The statement from Somali Minister of information is not true because the Somali Government are bombing 7 innocent people who where sleep at her home in Jilib of Lower Jubba Somalia. This is the false statement from Somali Government.

Security forces killed seven Al-Shabaab militants in Jilib

On 16 August, President Farmaajo authorized Somali security forces, in coordination with our international partners, to conduct a security operation against al-Shabaab terrorists in Jilib, Middle Juba region.

Our security forces killed seven al-Shabaab militants, including a senior al-Shabaab leader responsible for multiple bombings in Mogadishu.

H.E. Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed (Farmajo), the President and his administration remain resolute in their commitment to eradicate al-Shabaab's ability to conduct senseless acts of violence and crimes against the people of Somalia, its East African neighbors, and the international community. 
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Ministry of Information, Culture & Tourism 
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