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Puntland will soon be under UIC inshallah

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Where are those men from TFG who refused to settle the problem in a peacefull manner. Now watch as UIC spread their power to central Somalia.

 

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At least 13 people have been killed as Islamist gunmen stormed a new town in central Somalia, seizing it from a warlord allied with the weak government after fierce fighting.

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A day after the government rejected a new peace initiative aimed at averting all-out war, the powerful Somali Islamist movement pushed to their furthest north, taking the town of Bandiradley in central Mudug region, they said Sunday.

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The seizure, certain to exacerbate already sky-high tensions with the government, brings the Islamists to less than 100 kilometers (60 miles) of the semi-autonomous enclave of Puntland, which has vowed to resist their advance.

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"We have taken control of Bandiradley after heavy fighting," said Mohamed Mohamud Jama, the Islamist spokesman in Mudug, where the town, about 700 kilometers (440 miles) north of Mogadishu, is located.

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He told AFP by phone from Bandiradley that the Islamists would now march on Galkayo, a major Puntland town about 70 kilometers north.

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Such a move would be a major escalation in the deterioriating situation in Somalia that diplomats and analysts fear could erupt in all-out war and again engulf the Horn of Africa region in bloody conflict.

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Bandiradley residents said at least 13 fighters were killed in the fighting for the town, five Islamists and eight loyal to ex-Mogadishu warlord Abdi Hassan Awale Qeybdiid.

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Local residents said Qeybdiid's men had lost seven machine gun-mounted pick-ups and two aging tanks in the battle, adding the Islamists had lost three armored vehicles.

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A commander for Qeybdiid's militia admitted a retreat, but maintained it was tactical and not a defeat.

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"They attacked our bases around Bandiradley airfield and we had retreated a bit from the zone although we did not lose the fight," commander Said Dhegoweyne told AFP. He said his side lost some men but did not have a figure.

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Qeybdiid, a former member of a now-defunct US-backed warlord alliance ousted from Mogadishu by the Islamists in June, is supported by the interim government, Puntland's regional administration and neighboring Ethiopia.

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Sporadic fighting began around Bandiradley on Monday, when Qeybdiid's forces launched attacks on Islamists massing in the area.

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"They attacked us and we retaliated," Jama, the Islamist commander said Sunday. "The result is clear, they are losers and the Islamic courts will win day-by-day until Sharia law is implemented all over the country."

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The Islamists have declared holy war on Ethiopian troops sent to support the government, which Addis Ababa maintains number only a few hundred military advisers.

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Mainly Christian Ethiopia has vowed to defend itself and the transitional administration from attacks by the Islamists, some of whom are accused of links with international terrorism and Al-Qaeda.

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The presence of their forces in Somalia is a major sticking point in urgent efforts to avert full-on war that many fear could draw in Ethiopia and its arch-foe neighbor Eritrea, which denies reports of having 2,000 troops there.

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The Islamists have rapidly expanded their territory since taking Mogadishu and now control nearly all of southern and central Somalia. They are demanding the withdrawal of the Ethiopians to resume peace talks.

.

The last round of negotiations collapsed earlier this month in Sudan over that issue and Islamist demands for the removal as co-mediator of Kenya, which along with Ethiopia backs a government call for regional peacekeepers.

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Somalia has been without a functioning central authority since the 1991 ousting of strongman Mohamed Siad Barre and the two-year-old transitional government has been unable to assert control. — AFP At least 13 people have been killed as Islamist gunmen stormed a new town in central Somalia, seizing it from a warlord allied with the weak government after fierce fighting.

.

A day after the government rejected a new peace initiative aimed at averting all-out war, the powerful Somali Islamist movement pushed to their furthest north, taking the town of Bandiradley in central Mudug region, they said Sunday.

.

The seizure, certain to exacerbate already sky-high tensions with the government, brings the Islamists to less than 100 kilometers (60 miles) of the semi-autonomous enclave of Puntland, which has vowed to resist their advance.

.

"We have taken control of Bandiradley after heavy fighting," said Mohamed Mohamud Jama, the Islamist spokesman in Mudug, where the town, about 700 kilometers (440 miles) north of Mogadishu, is located.

.

He told AFP by phone from Bandiradley that the Islamists would now march on Galkayo, a major Puntland town about 70 kilometers north. .

Such a move would be a major escalation in the deterioriating situation in Somalia that diplomats and analysts fear could erupt in all-out war and again engulf the Horn of Africa region in bloody conflict.

.

Bandiradley residents said at least 13 fighters were killed in the fighting for the town, five Islamists and eight loyal to ex-Mogadishu warlord Abdi Hassan Awale Qeybdiid.

.

Local residents said Qeybdiid's men had lost seven machine gun-mounted pick-ups and two aging tanks in the battle, adding the Islamists had lost three armored vehicles.

.

A commander for Qeybdiid's militia admitted a retreat, but maintained it was tactical and not a defeat.

.

"They attacked our bases around Bandiradley airfield and we had retreated a bit from the zone although we did not lose the fight," commander Said Dhegoweyne told AFP. He said his side lost some men but did not have a figure.

.

Qeybdiid, a former member of a now-defunct US-backed warlord alliance ousted from Mogadishu by the Islamists in June, is supported by the interim government, Puntland's regional administration and neighboring Ethiopia.

.

Sporadic fighting began around Bandiradley on Monday, when Qeybdiid's forces launched attacks on Islamists massing in the area.

.

"They attacked us and we retaliated," Jama, the Islamist commander said Sunday. "The result is clear, they are losers and the Islamic courts will win day-by-day until Sharia law is implemented all over the country."

.

The Islamists have declared holy war on Ethiopian troops sent to support the government, which Addis Ababa maintains number only a few hundred military advisers.

.

Mainly Christian Ethiopia has vowed to defend itself and the transitional administration from attacks by the Islamists, some of whom are accused of links with international terrorism and Al-Qaeda.

.

The presence of their forces in Somalia is a major sticking point in urgent efforts to avert full-on war that many fear could draw in Ethiopia and its arch-foe neighbor Eritrea, which denies reports of having 2,000 troops there.

.

The Islamists have rapidly expanded their territory since taking Mogadishu and now control nearly all of southern and central Somalia. They are demanding the withdrawal of the Ethiopians to resume peace talks.

.

The last round of negotiations collapsed earlier this month in Sudan over that issue and Islamist demands for the removal as co-mediator of Kenya, which along with Ethiopia backs a government call for regional peacekeepers.

.

Somalia has been without a functioning central authority since the 1991 ousting of strongman Mohamed Siad Barre and the two-year-old transitional government has been unable to assert control. — AFP At least 13 people have been killed as Islamist gunmen stormed a new town in central Somalia, seizing it from a warlord allied with the weak government after fierce fighting.

.

A day after the government rejected a new peace initiative aimed at averting all-out war, the powerful Somali Islamist movement pushed to their furthest north, taking the town of Bandiradley in central Mudug region, they said Sunday.

.

The seizure, certain to exacerbate already sky-high tensions with the government, brings the Islamists to less than 100 kilometers (60 miles) of the semi-autonomous enclave of Puntland, which has vowed to resist their advance.

.

"We have taken control of Bandiradley after heavy fighting," said Mohamed Mohamud Jama, the Islamist spokesman in Mudug, where the town, about 700 kilometers (440 miles) north of Mogadishu, is located.

.

He told AFP by phone from Bandiradley that the Islamists would now march on Galkayo, a major Puntland town about 70 kilometers north.

.

Such a move would be a major escalation in the deterioriating situation in Somalia that diplomats and analysts fear could erupt in all-out war and again engulf the Horn of Africa region in bloody conflict.

.

Bandiradley residents said at least 13 fighters were killed in the fighting for the town, five Islamists and eight loyal to ex-Mogadishu warlord Abdi Hassan Awale Qeybdiid.

.

Local residents said Qeybdiid's men had lost seven machine gun-mounted pick-ups and two aging tanks in the battle, adding the Islamists had lost three armored vehicles.

.

A commander for Qeybdiid's militia admitted a retreat, but maintained it was tactical and not a defeat.

.

"They attacked our bases around Bandiradley airfield and we had retreated a bit from the zone although we did not lose the fight," commander Said Dhegoweyne told AFP. He said his side lost some men but did not have a figure.

.

Qeybdiid, a former member of a now-defunct US-backed warlord alliance ousted from Mogadishu by the Islamists in June, is supported by the interim government, Puntland's regional administration and neighboring Ethiopia.

.

Sporadic fighting began around Bandiradley on Monday, when Qeybdiid's forces launched attacks on Islamists massing in the area.

.

"They attacked us and we retaliated," Jama, the Islamist commander said Sunday. "The result is clear, they are losers and the Islamic courts will win day-by-day until Sharia law is implemented all over the country."

.

The Islamists have declared holy war on Ethiopian troops sent to support the government, which Addis Ababa maintains number only a few hundred military advisers.

.

Mainly Christian Ethiopia has vowed to defend itself and the transitional administration from attacks by the Islamists, some of whom are accused of links with international terrorism and Al-Qaeda.

.

The presence of their forces in Somalia is a major sticking point in urgent efforts to avert full-on war that many fear could draw in Ethiopia and its arch-foe neighbor Eritrea, which denies reports of having 2,000 troops there.

.

The Islamists have rapidly expanded their territory since taking Mogadishu and now control nearly all of southern and central Somalia. They are demanding the withdrawal of the Ethiopians to resume peace talks.

.

The last round of negotiations collapsed earlier this month in Sudan over that issue and Islamist demands for the removal as co-mediator of Kenya, which along with Ethiopia backs a government call for regional peacekeepers.

.

Somalia has been without a functioning central authority since the 1991 ousting of strongman Mohamed Siad Barre and the two-year-old transitional government has been unable to assert control. — AFP

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Dagaal Xoogan oo dhex maray Ciidamada Golaha Maxaakimta iyo Hoggaamiye kooxeedka Cabdi Qeybdiid.

 

 

Bandiiradleey, 12-November-06 ( Qaadisiya.com) Ciidamada golaha maxkamadaha islaamiga Soomaaliyeed ee gobollada dhexe ayaa dagaal kula wareegay gacan ku haynta deegaanada ka sukeeya magaalada Gaalkacyo oo ay ku jirto Bandiiradley kadib markii dagaal qaraar uu dhex maray ciidamada maxkamadamaha islaamiga iyo kuwa taabacsan Cabdi Qeybdiid iyo maamul goboleedka Puntland.

 

Afhayeenka golaha maxkamadaha islaamiga Soomaaliyeed ee gobollada dhexe Maxamed Maxamud Jimcaale ayaa xaqiijiyay in ciidamada maxkamadaha islaamiga ay haatan gacanta ku hayaan deegaanka Bandiiradley iyo dhamaan tuulooyinka ka sukeeya magaalada Gaalkacyo.

 

Sheekh Cagaweyne ayaa intaa ku daray in ciidamadii Cabdi Qeybdiid iyo kuwa Puntland ay u baxsadeen dhinaca deegaanka Laanwaaley ee ku yaalla xadka Soomaaliya iyo dhulka xooga looga haysto Soomaalida.

 

Lama garanayo khasaaraha rasmiga ee ka dhashay dagaalkii ka dhacay deegaanka Bandiiradley,waxaana aad ciriiri u ah isgaarsiinta,taasoo keenaysa in aan xog dheeraad ah laga helin dagaalkaasi.

 

Ma jiro wax war ah oo ka soo baxay dhinaca Cabdi Qeybdiid iyo maamulka Puntland oo xaqiijinaya ama beeninaya dagaalka maanta ka dhacay gobolka Mudug.

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Gabbal   

According to Puntland sources, the fight is now Puntland vs. the Courts and Puntland has forced to fight south all the way to Galgaduud.

 

 

Galinsoor : (War dag dag ah) Dagaalkii degmada Bandiiradleey oo ku fiday deegaanka Galinsoor.

Axad, November 12, 2006

 

APL

 

Galinsoor (AllPuntland)- Ciidamo ka socda maamul goboleedka Puntalabnd ayaa waxa ay gaareen duleedka Galinsoor oo ka tirsan gobolka Galguduud.

 

Ciidamada maxkamadaha ayaa waxaa laga qabsaday in ka badan 9 gaari oo 6 ka mid ah ay tahay gawaarida dagaalka, sidaas waxaa AllPuntland u sheegay Burhaan Maxamed Cabdi oo ah sarkaal ka tirsan madaxtooyada maamul goboleedka Puntland

 

Khasaaraha dhimashada ee labada dhinac ayaan la cadayn karin iyada oo isbitaalka magaalada Gaalkacyo la keenay dhaawac gaaray 6 ruux.

 

Wararka kale oo aanu ka helayno degmooyinka Galinsoor iyo Cadaado ayaa waxa ay xaqiijinayaan in ay si aad ah dadku uga qaxayaan magaalooyinkaasi, iyada oo ciidamada isbahaysigu ay ku si siqayaan deegaankaasi.

 

Burhaan Maxamed Cabdi ayaa waxa uu sidoo kale AllPuntland u sheegay in ciidamada Koonfurta Mudug oo ay iskaashanayaan kuwa Puntland ay gabi ahaanba la wareegeen gacan ku haynta magaalada Bandiiradleey iyo agaagaarkeeda oo horay ay maxkamaduhu u qabsadeen.

 

Xaaladda dagaalka ee iminka ayaa waxa ay tahay mid dagan, iyada oo uu yaraaday dagaalka xoogiisii, waxaana wali soconaya gurmadyo aad u fara badan oo ka baxaya magaalada Gaalkacyo iyo Cadaado.

 

Wixii ka soo kordha kala soco AllPuntland.

 

Mahad Jama Koronto

AllPuntland

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Gabbal   

Madaxweynaha DGPL ayaa dib ugu noqdey maantey Magaalada Gaalakacyo

Last Updated::2006-11-12 11:15:33

 

Madaxweynaha DGPL Cadde Muuse Xirsi ayaa saakey ka soo baxay magaalaga Garoowe isaga oo ku sii jeeda magaalada Gaalakcyo

Safarka Madaxweynaha ayuu ku sheegey Wasiirka Warfaafintu mid lagu sugaayo amniga maadaama dagaalo ay ka socdaan Deegaanka Bandiiradley iyo Gelinsoor kaas oo khal khal gelin kara amniga Puntland maadaama Maxkamaduhu ay horey u sheegeen in ay doonayaan in ay qabsadaan Gaalakcyo, waasida hadalka uu u dhigay wasiirku.

 

Cadde Muuse oo ay weheliyaan gawaarida dagaalka iyo ciidamo aad u faro badan ayaa goordhaweyd gaarey halkaas, isaga oo sheegey in puntland ay daafacanyso xuduudeheeda.

 

Dhanka kale wararka ka imaanaya jiida hore ee ay isku herdiyeen ciidmada Col.Cabdi Qaybdiid iyo Maxkamaduhu ayaa sheegaya in dagaalkii weli socdo isaga oo ku siqey deegaanka Gelinsoor ee Saldhiga u ahayd Maxkamadaha

 

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Uthman1   

raadamiir speak like a man, no need for insults.

 

Regional war, isnt that what the some people in the Kismaayo predicted as well. UIC has no problems against the people of Puntland and it is in their interest to not resist as the unfortunate Barre Hirrale did.

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^^^Uthman, Galinsoor is in Galgaduud, and Banderadlay is 65 km from Galkacyu which is the beginning of Puntland. Dear I say you have a long way to go fighting in clan court country..

This war was needed to get the people behind the admin, many thanks IndaCade,

 

Jacaybaro, you need to undertsand Puntland is going no where..

 

Puntland troops only gave support and did not fight in this battle, it was a local battele, but we will fight if they try to move closer.

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^^^ the first time the clan courts take a step back is against Puntland. Even Shabbele is reporting it.. Anyhow like I said Puntland begins in North Galkacyu, so who's moving?

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Abdi2005   

Originally posted by General Duke:

^^^Uthman, Galinsoor is in Galgaduud, and Banderadlay is 65 km from Galkacyu which is the beginning of Puntland. Dear I say you have a long way to go fighting in clan court country..

This war was needed to get the people behind the admin, many thanks IndaCade,

 

Jacaybaro, you need to undertsand Puntland is going no where..

Seens when did Bandiiradley become part of Puntland? cajiib

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