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U.S. Warship Bombards Somalia Militants

Saturday, June 02, 2007 10:57:19 PM
By MOHAMED OLAD HASSAN

Somalis lower the  body of  Howlwadaag  district Chairman, Hassan Ali Sa'id, into a grave, Saturday, June 2, 2007 in Mogadishu, Somalia. Unknown gunmen killed a government official, Hassan Ali Sa'id, in the capital's southern neighborhood late Saturday as he was about to enter his house, a neighbor said. Sa'id was district commissioner of the Howlwadaag area. "We heard two shots and we came out and we saw our neighbor lying in the street and a car disappearing," said Sa'id Ahmed Yonis. Sa'id is the second district commissioner killed in Mogadishu in the past month.  (AP Photo/Mohamed Sheikh Nor)   Many government officials have voiced concerns over the increase of turmoil in the capital, while number of government officials has been killed in assassination style in the past.  MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - A U.S. warship pounded Somalia's remote coastal northeast, targeting Islamic militants hours after a gunbattle with Somali government forces that left eight insurgents dead, officials said Saturday.

The fighting late Friday, which the provincial government said included an American militant, appeared to mark the opening of a new front against Islamic militants in Puntland, a semiautonomous region that has remained relatively peaceful through Somalia's anarchy.

The government declared victory in April against insurgents in the Somali capital, which is in the south. Since then officials of the government and Ethiopian troops sent to prop it up have been targeted in bomb attacks.


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