Somali Soldier Foils Deadly Terror Attack in Mogadishu 🇸🇴

Somali security forces intercepted a young boy named Nuur, who was transporting a donkey cart filled with explosives and multiple landmines into Mogadishu.

Thanks to the vigilance and bravery of a Somali soldier, this deadly attack was stopped before it could claim innocent lives. The young boy was later brought before the Military Court, found guilty of terrorism, and sentenced to death by firing squad.

This case highlights both the sacrifice of Somali security forces and the urgent need to protect vulnerable youth from being exploited by extremist groups.

👉 It is a stark reminder that defeating terrorism requires both strong security measures and community

Question: How can communities and families play a stronger role in protecting young people from extremist influence?

#somalia #Mogadishu #Security #Peace #SayNoToTerrorism #YouthAwareness #Justice #TogetherForPeace



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