MOGADISHU, Somalia - Although the main point of focus was anchored in the appointment of Mukhtar Robow, the former Al-Shabaab deputy commander as the new minister for Endowment...
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Did Somalia’s troops fight in Tigray with Eritrean troops?
The spokesman recently announced in a TV interview that several soldiers died in the training and some from natural causes.
MOGADISHU, Somalia - The Federal Government of Somalia has refuted claims that its soldiers in Eritrea training camps were sneaked into the Tigray region where they took part in the war which has been castigated by thousands of people across the globe.
Last year, a report by the United Nations special rapporteur to Eritrea claimed a number of Somalia commandos training in Eritrea were taken to Axum and other parts of Tigray where they targeted innocent civilians in the war which has left thousands of people dead and others displaced.
Although the report did not give concrete evidence, it also did emerge that Eritrea soldiers played a big role in exterminating the...
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