Security & Defense

U.S. Increases Military Support for Somalia’s Fight Against al-Shabab

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US (Washington Insider Magazine) – The United States has boosted military aid to Somalia as the nation intensifies its battle against al-Shabab, the largest al-Qaida affiliate.

Key Developments:

  • Military Support Surge:
    • 61 tons of U.S. weapons and ammunition delivered to Mogadishu.
    • Somalia’s government declared “total war” on al-Shabab.
  • Regional & International Cooperation:
    • U.S. partners (Qatar, Turkey, UAE, U.K.) support Somalia’s arms management efforts.
    • Ethiopia, Kenya, Djibouti joined Somalia in a search-and-destroy military campaign.
  • U.S. Military Presence & AU Withdrawal:
    • 450 U.S. military personnel provide drone strikes, intelligence, and training.
    • The AU force will withdraw by 2024, shifting security to Somalia.

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