The state news agency quoted the official’s statement saying that his international partners were the ones who carried out ‘the successful night air strike in Sakow,’ the largest al-Shabab stronghold in the country, where some 37 members of that organization were gathered.
According to the Hiiraan Online site, three children died in the destruction of a school in the action, done by a single plane which fired four projectiles and so far was not identified.
The ship bombed the educational center and a hospital in Sakow, a region regularly attacked by the United States and Kenya, the publication assured.
The website referred in that sense to the presence and military activity in the country of U.S. forces, and to the troops and means provided by Nairobi as part of the African Union Mission here.
