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Somalis in US Eyed by FBI, Many Had Left Seattle & Minn. to Fight with Al-Shabaab Terrorists in Mogadishu, Recruited on the 'Net' from Vancouver WA.
The FBI is expanding contacts with Somali immigrant communities in the U.S., especially in Seattle WA and the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, fearing that terrorists are recruiting young men for suicide missions in their homeland, Somalia where the Al-Shabaab terrorists linked to Al-Qaeda have taken ...
Somalis in US Eyed by FBI, Many Had Left Seattle ...
5 Somali pirates drown with ransom share - Yahoo! News
5 Somali pirates drown with ransom share - Yahoo! News
news.yahoo.com — MOGADISHU, Somalia Five of the pirates who hijacked a Saudi supertanker drowned with their share of a... $3 million ransom, a relative said Saturday, the day after the bundle of cash was apparently dropped by parachute onto the deck of the ship. The ... (more) 5 Somali pirates drown with ransom share - Yahoo! News
Shabaab and rival Islamist group clash in central Somalia
Shabaab and rival Islamist group clash in central Somalia
longwarjournal.org — Two commanders of the al Qaeda-backed As Shabaab were killed during heavy fighting with a government-supported Islamist... militia in central Somalia. Shabaab leaders Mohamed Mohamed Salad and Mohamed Yusuf Nur were "martyred" in the town of Guriel ... (more) Shabaab and rival Islamist group clash in central Somalia
BBC NEWS | Africa | Saudi tanker 'freed off Somalia'
BBC NEWS | Africa | Saudi tanker 'freed off Somalia'
news.bbc.co.uk — A Saudi supertanker that was captured by Somali pirates in November carrying two million barrels of oil... has been released, reports quoting pirates say. A regional maritime group also said pirates had left the Sirius Star, Reuters news agency reported. ... (more) BBC NEWS | Africa | Saudi tanker 'freed off Somalia'
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