Breaking News: Alshabaab Bombed Uganda

[Salahuddiin]

At this moment 64 people dead and 70 injured.

Regardless who´s behind this, that casualty figure should be multiplied by several dozens until we get close to the number that Ugandan mercenaries have killed in Mogadisho.

What´s strange that some people now use very harsh words and then stay quiet when 30 Somali Muslims are killed by one Ugandan midfac in our own country. This is a worrying sign of nifaaq and very twisted world-view. May Allah guide us all.

I hope that one day people will understand that every action has consequences and they will be responsible of what they did. They send soldiers to fight and kill to another countries and then they cry and shout when they too get hit in process.

[Garbo_Gedo]

As others said, this is very likely that it is an inside job. Aside from that, the Ugandan troops are killing innocent Somalis in Mugadishu, so logically speaking it may be fair to say well don and now they can have piece of their own medicine.

Reer Mugadishu people should celebrate in style.

[Cirwaaq]

Differentiate between soldiers on your soil invited by your socalled government and innocent civilians... in their own land on their own day of prayer.

Nobody supported arrival of non-somalis on somali soil specially from another 3rd world country.

Do not support terrorists they have no respect for life nor take credit for the work of criminals. The intelligent thing for Al-shabab is to denounce the act and keep clear of the propaganda. Otherwise they will take responsibility of increases in HIV infested killers on somali soil.

[AhlulbaytSoldier]

They should kill these somali refugees. slaughter them wherever you find them and put them in prison
Fuck them, they destroyed their own country and now they want to mess up a peaceful uganda.



Police publicist Judith Nabakooba said investigations headed by the Anti-Terrorism Task force continue in earnest to establish who masterminded the deadly attacks. Ms Nabakooba told reporters that of the 64 dead, 15 were killed at the Ethiopian Village and 59 at Lugogo Rugby Club, adding that 10 of the dead were either Ethiopian or Eritrean.
While Ms Nabakooba admitted that the police are still looking for “clues” over who carried out the grisly attacks, Mr Opolot said the government suspected this was an “act of suicide bombers.” His comments are corroborated by army spokesman Felix Kulayigye who told Reuters: “At one of the scenes, investigators identified a severed head of a Somali national, which we suspect could have been a suicide bomber.”

[Dr.Mogadishu]

Please save your crocodile tears, you don't give a f'''ck about people in Hamar. You point out that Amison kills civilians but refuse to answer why those people were killed. Could it be alkabab using civilian populated areas as their point of attack:?: , you niccas are delusional. I think that this is a gift to the TFG, because by attacking another country, alkabab has shown it's a threat to neighboring nations and the wider world.

[moshakis_nl]

its good ... now they feel our pain..now fucker uganda soldier will thing Twice before Shelling civilians people in Mogadisho

[Basra-]

[quote="Twisted_Logic"]Shabab is a history now.

Sincere condolences to the Ugandan people on this tragic incident. The people of Somalia stand with you[/quote]


Alaaa Twisted is soooooooooo retardeed yaaaqqee....

[Cirwaaq]

where is somalinimo today?

[Firefly]

Two wrongs don't make a right though. Ugandan soldiers should not be in Somalia or any other foreign soldiers. But who brought them there? It was our so called president, and our previous so called president brought Ethiopian soldiers. Something is seriously wrong with them! Also lets not jump to conclusions, it's only suspected Al Shabaab are behind it at this stage but if they are behind it shame on them! Innocent Somalis living in those countries will face reprisals, and the consequences. So what are the benefits really? I don't see any. Sadly, it's always innocent civilians who pay the price whether it be in Uganda or Somalia. Now, if they targetted Ugandan soldiers and killed them I'd support them 100% but this is a cowardly act. Anyone who uses Islam to justify this really needs to get a grip.

[gobdoon]

I agree with firefly yes Ugandan soldiers killed civilians and yes they should leave and so does so called Alshabab share the blame and I think they killed more innocent people than the ugandans let us not masacre each ather in the name of islam there is no justification of what Alshabab are doing the fact of the mater is even if Ugandans leave tommorow we would still be killing each ather as we have been doing it before atleast while ugandans are here the airport is open and so is the port and what Mogadishou need is peace and quite to heal itself of the many wounds it sufered can Alshabab provide that i doubt it.

[AhlulbaytSoldier]

Alshabaab training bases, offices in Kismaayo, Ceelbuur, Baidoa and suuqa bakaaraha should be completely destroyed:

[ModerateMuslim]

this is squarely on the shoulders of the filthy fufu ugandan government. wtf are the filthy fufu kafirs doing in xamar, shelling civilians?

the ugandan people must protect themselves, by any means, against their real enemy, their so-called government, which is inviting destruction upon them.

[Air Canada]

Somali flower aka abuu caanaboore

Jihaadka goorma aade akhii mase adiga keyboard mujaahid aa tahay akhii?

[ModerateMuslim]

airhead,

report your ass and mouth to the somaliland subsection straightaway

[udun]

I send my condolences to all of the innocent civilians who died in this incident in Uganda. I also pray to Allah that all of the Somalis who have died at the hands of the foreign aggressors and their stooges will find themselves in paradise and may Allah give speedy recovery for all of the Somalis who are wounded in this foreign imposed aggression against our people.

Having said that, I do not see any one claiming responsibility so I strongly advise to all of my country men/women to hold off their immediate finger pointing. It could be a plot to justify more African troops be sent to Somalia and this could be the justifications needed to convince the citizens in Uganda and many other African countries that there is an immediate danger emanating from Somalia to the African continent as a whole.