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The new hiiraan governor is about to launch a major frontier offensive on al shabaab leading an army equiped with 30 tikniko

The army is a mix of a newly transformed by air and a native hiiraan soldiers in the govts army in banadir and lower shabelle sectors

The tiknico was given to him by the govt

According to a security sources, the governor will walk all the way from xamar to baladweyne and without amisom

Abdifatah who was born in 1980 is the mugaab of hiiraan and this one of the reasons behind the govt appointing him

Last week a mixed SNA from hiiraan and middle shabelle alone and without amisom have captured fidoow aiming to turn to jalalaqsi but the operation has filed after some security infiltration from al shabaab wich resulted the army splitting into two, those who advanced up to buloburde conquering burane on their way and those who retreated back to mahadaay

the commander of the army gen hassan qaylooy is now in buloburde. Long way to go!.

30 teknikos aint nothing tho. without amisom they'll be eaten as breakfast.

30 technicals and two truck loads could support up to 800 men. How many men could Shabaab possibly have left in the area? Sahal, do you mean walk as in by foot, or that he intends to open the route and take Jalalaqsi?

Warsheekh wrote:30 teknikos aint nothing tho. without amisom they'll be eaten as breakfast.

these are enough for jalalaqsi, as soon they reach there they will connect themselves with the army in the other districts, therefore, goes to baladweyne by land.

The reason they are attacking via middle shabelle is to get more weapons since they are working for the govt

There was a general who was serving in gaashandhiga he too got some tikniko and reached buloburde via middle shabelle.

This general was planning to be the commander in hiiraan by capturing jalalaqsi but the operation has failed from inside so he turned to buloburde.

Ok sahal thanks for the info.

GeoSeven wrote:30 technicals and two truck loads could support up to 800 men. How many men could Shabaab possibly have left in the area? Sahal, do you mean walk as in by foot, or that he intends to open the route and take Jalalaqsi?

on their trucks.

Warsheekh wrote:Ok sahal thanks for the info.

you welcome al warshikhi

Good news man

You guys are slower than the Kenyans.

original dervish wrote:You guys are slower than the Kenyans.

bro are u kidding? aint nobody slower than them kkkk they havent reached gobweyn yet they only controll like 3 towns in jubba hosee and parts of Gedo. Atleast these hiiranians got maybe 1-2 districts left.

Sxb......seriously....joking aside, we will see how useless the "SNA" is.
The only territory liberated is what Amisom decide to liberate.

original dervish wrote: we will see how useless the "SNA" is.
The only territory liberated is what Amisom decide to liberate.

Their uselessness is do to lack of compensation,with a salary of one hundred bucks monthly in comparison to Amisom soldiers which are paid a thousand a month. Why risk much for little to nothing.

Warsheekh wrote:

original dervish wrote:You guys are slower than the Kenyans.

bro are u kidding? aint nobody slower than them kkkk they havent reached gobweyn yet they only controll like 3 towns in jubba hosee and parts of Gedo. Atleast these hiiranians got maybe 1-2 districts left.

Aside from a few outlying towns, there's only one district left. Jalalaqsi

Why is this Gov so damn weak? For years they have been talking about capturing m jubba, baardheere, hiiraan, etc. yet nothing happens.

Murax wrote:Why is this Gov so damn weak?

It's called Federalism Murax, enjoy it