NISA airstrike in Lower Shabelle region kills two senior Al-Shabaab leaders

By Deeq A., March 13 in News - Wararka

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Deeq A.

Posted March 13

Mogadishu (HOL) – The National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) conducted an aerial operation in Jambaluul, Lower Shabelle, on Wednesday, killing two senior Al-Shabaab operatives.

Source: Hiiraan Online

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