Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Footage shows Al Shabaab bombing Kenyan police vehicle and KDF personnels with IEDs in Lamu.
According to information, the video is going viral in Kenya and it has caused stirs.Â
Over 60 Al-Shabaab terrorists were killed yesterday while targeting travelers at the Lamu-Tana River Intersection, Interior CS Kithure Kindiki says.
Reactions below:
Michael: They can not happen all at the same time, why did the other vehicles had to pass after the first bomb, and after how long did it take the first and the second to bomb
Charles: Did you know that the distance from Nairobi to Garissa is only 30 km farther than the distance from Msa to Lamu?
Kennar: Does why we need to reshuffle how the service and recruitment is done in the selection of the army….like seriously, the second truck was to be alerted and stop or apply emergency after the blush of the first truck lakini ni vile tuliamua D_ is the best odds Acha kiturambe.
Kenya first sent troops into Somalia in 2011 to combat the al-Qaida-affiliated militants and is now a major contributor of troops to an African Union military operation against the group.
But it has suffered a string of retaliatory assaults, including a bloody siege at the Westgate mall in Nairobi in 2013 that cost 67 lives and an attack on Garissa University in 2015 that killed 148 people.
In Somalia itself, al-Shabab has continued to wage deadly attacks despite a major offensive launched last August by pro-government forces, backed by the AU force known as ATMIS.
In one of the worst recent attacks, 54 Ugandan peacekeepers were killed when al-Shabab fighters stormed an African Union base in Somalia on May 26, according to Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni.
