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Witnesses: Ethiopian Troops Enter Somalia

Saturday, July 01, 2006 5:46:39 PM
By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN

Islamic gunmen talk together on Howlwadag Street in Mogadfishu, Saturday, July 1, 2006. A member of Somalia's weak interim government urged the country's increasingly powerful Islamic militia to compromise Saturday, just days after the militia claimed that it has control over the entire Horn of Africa nation. (AP Photo/Mohamed Nuur)MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - About 100 Ethiopian troops crossed the border into Somalia on Saturday, witnesses said, the latest sign that Ethiopia might try to bolster this country's weak interim government as an Islamic militia gains increasing power.

The troops entered the border town of Beled-Hawo in eight military vehicles, Husein Ali Burale, a well-known traditional elder, told The Associated Press in a telephone interview. Several other witnesses also confirmed the report.

"The commander of the troops asked the people of the town to show calm and not worry about their presence," said Ali Mohamed Siyad, a resident of Beled-Hawo. Attempts to reach Ethiopian officials were not immediately successful.


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