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U.S. Department of Defense Denies Capture of U.S. Soldiers

ISSUE 262
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Somaliland’s Constitutional Rights Denied To Haatuf Journalists

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The Transition To Peace And Stability?

Bleak outlook for AU force in Somalia

Detaining Journalists under “Insult” laws is an insult to the Somaliland Constitution

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9/11 and American Empire: Intellectuals Speak Out, by David Ray Griffin and Peter Dale Scott

U.S. Department of Defense Denies Capture of U.S. Soldiers

U.S. Strikes Again in Somalia

Strife's monument: Mogadishu Down
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Expelling the Infidel: Historical Look at Somali Resistance to Ethiopia

It's Not Too Late For Somalia

Coping with Humpty Dumpty'

Using Insult Laws is an Insult to the Somaliland Media and Public – the detention and trial of Haatuf Journalists

Clan Politics Dictate The Future Of Somalia

Oil Hopes Hinge on North Somalia

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Time To End The Family Feud In Somaliland

Somaliland: the last bastion of Somali liberty

The Gadabuursi Manifesto

A Tyrant Tossing with Terrorism in Today’s Eritrea

Why My Cousin Yusuf Abdi Gabobe Is In Jail?

President Rayale: A Leader Gone Missing On The Big Day

A Jewel From The Jewel

A road map to lasting peace and prosperity in Somalia

Rayaale Is Acting Against The National Campaigns Of Somaliland Independency


Washington, D.C, .January 26, 2007 - The United States Department of Defense has firmly denied reports of the capture of American soldiers in southern Somalia, stating "no U.S. service members have been captured or killed in Somalia."

A press officer from the department on Friday said the U.S. is "cooperating" with foot soldiers in East Africa to "track, locate, and identify" suspected terrorists and members of al-Qaeda. The department declined to comment further on the grounds that details of operations in East Africa were "sensitive information."

In a report Friday, January 26th, the Shabelle Media Network reported that unnamed Arab and Western diplomatic sources "confirmed that an unspecified number of U.S. foot soldiers was seized in southern Somalia."

Source: allAfrica.com

 

 


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