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US Bombs Somalia for 78th Time This Year

The US launched an airstrike in Somalia on August 7, according to a press release from US Africa Command, as the Trump administration continues its record-shattering bombing campaign in the country. AFRICOM said in a press release that the strike targeted al-Shabaab near Jilib, a village in southern Somalia that’s about 200 miles southwest of […]
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