A military official in central Somalia announced they are planning to launch a counter-offensive days after losing several areas to the Al-Shabaab.
Harardhere, Somalia —
He made the warning to avoid collateral damage as the impending assault could involve air bombardments by SNA's foreign allies, including the American military, per sources. The retreat of government forces from the hard-gained strategic locations in the Mudug region raises concerns about the resurgence of Al-Shabaab and the stability of the area.
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