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Somalis Appeal for Foreign Peacekeepers

Monday, January 01, 2007 2:45:26 PM
By ELIZABETH A. KENNEDY

A general view of Mogadishu city, Somalia Sunday, Dec 31, 2006. Somalia's prime minister said Sunday that the suspects in the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in east Africa are sheltering in the stronghold of his country's militant Islamic movement.   "We would like to capture or kill these guys at any cost," Prime Minister Ali Mohamed Gedi told The Associated Press. "They are the root of the problem."(AP Photo)MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Ali Said Omar has lived in Mogadishu long enough to know that the only lasting condition in this seaside capital is war.

"Somalia is like an unexploded bomb," the peace activist said Monday, a week after the government drove out a militant Islamic group and took over this notoriously violent city.

But many here believe the only chance for real stability in Somalia lies with international peacekeepers — not with the government, which controlled just one town before Ethiopia intervened in the past 10 days and provided the administration with tanks and MiG fighter jets.


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