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Kenya Sends 34 Militiamen to Somalia

Sunday, January 21, 2007 1:06:11 PM
By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN

Francois Lonseny Fall, the U.N. Secretary General's special representative to Somalia, left, talks to interim Somali President Abdullahi Yusuf at the presidential palace, Villa Somalia in Mogadishu, Thursday, Jan. 18, 2007. Fall on Thursday stressed the need to protect Somalia's government so Ethiopian troops can pull out without leaving the country vulnerable to remnants of the ousted Islamic movement. (AP Photo/Radu Sigheti, Pool)MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - Kenya handed over 34 Islamic militiamen to Somalia's transitional government, the Somali government spokesman said Sunday, adding that some of them may be senior leaders of the country's Islamic movement.

Kenya flew the militiamen to Somalia under armed guard on Saturday, the same day Somalia's fledgeling government received a boost when the last major warlord turned over his weapons and militia.

Kenyan border patrols arrested the men in the past few weeks after Somalia's western neighbor closed its border, said Abdirahman Dinari, the government spokesman. He said that the government is investigating the identities of the men and will soon make the details public.


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