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U.S. Reportedly Targeted 20 in Somalia

Wednesday, January 10, 2007 4:25:01 PM
By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN

Troops walk in a deserted street  Wednesday, Jan 10, 2007, in Mogadishu, Somalia the morning after a rocket-propelled grenade was fired at Ethiopian troops, Tuesday night, in the south of the capital. The grenade missed the target and hit a house, injuring two civilians, a local resident, Khadija Muhyadin, said. (AP Photo/Mohamed Sheikh Nor)MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Ethiopia's prime minister said Wednesday the U.S. military targeted 20 high-level members of an Islamic movement linked to al-Qaida in an airstrike this week in southern Somalia, attacking quickly before the Islamists could escape.

The chief of staff for the Somali president claimed that a senior al-Qaida figure was killed in Monday's airstrike, although U.S. officials did not confirm it.

The air assault has been criticized internationally, with the African Union, European Union and United Nations among those expressing concern. But British Prime Minister Tony Blair told lawmakers it was right to stand up to extremists who were using violence to "get their way" in Somalia.


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