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Somali, Ethiopian Troops Seek Attackers

Monday, January 15, 2007 10:02:59 AM
By MOHAMED SHEIK NOR

Somali police officers patrol a deserted street in the capital Mogadishu, Monday, Jan. 15, 2007. Gunmen attacked a convoy of Somali and Ethiopian troops in Mogadishu, firing rocket-propelled grenades that destroyed one military vehicle and setting off a half-hour gunbattle, residents said. No official casualty figures were available from the attack Sunday night in the capital's northeastern Hurwa district. The government, with critical help from Ethiopia's military, last month drove out an Islamic militia that had controlled much of southern Somalia since the summer. But sporadic fighting continues. (AP Photo/Mohamed Sheikh Nor)MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Somali troops and allied Ethiopian soldiers conducted house-to-house searches Monday, pursuing gunmen who carried out an attack in the northeastern part of the capital, residents said.

Four rocket propelled grenades were fired at a convoy of Ethiopian and government troops Sunday night in Mogadishu's Hurwa district, destroying one military vehicle and triggering a 30-minute gunbattle, residents said.

"Residents in Hurwa district have stopped sending their children to school as businesses and schools were closed," said Shine Moalim Hussein, a resident in the district. "Ethiopians and Somali troops are carrying out house-to-house searches."


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