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Al Shabaab claimed responsibility for a bombing at a busy intersection on the outskirts of Mogadishu · Al Shabaab claimed responsibility for detonating two Vehicle Borne Improvised Explosive Devices minutes apart near a busy Mogadishu intersection where the Ministry of Education building was located. The attack levelled buildings and burnt dozens of cars · Al Shabaab detonated two vehicle-borne improvised explosive devices in Mogadishu · Al Shabaab has carried out mass-casualty attacks against civilians and military forces in countries that are considered hostile by the group · Al Shabaab is an organized but shifting Islamist group dedicated to establishing a Somali caliphate · and armed military group in Somalia · and civil society leaders. It has also carried out suicide bombings in Uganda in retaliation for the presence of Ugandan peacekeeping forces in Somalia. In October 2017 · and removing all foreign forces and Western influence from Somalia. Although primarily active within Somalia · and wounding an additional 300. The group is believed to be closely linked with Al Qaida and formally pledged allegiance to Usama bin Laden and his terrorist network. · as well as targeted assassinations against Ethiopian and Somali security forces · best organized · controlling the largest stretch of territory in southern Somalia. Al Shabaab has carried out suicide bombings and attacks using land mines and remote-controlled roadside bombs · financed · including Kenya and Ethiopia over the past two decades. It is the strongest · journalists · killing 512 people and injuring 312 others. In December 2019 · killing at least 100 people were killed · killing at least 78 people and injuring at least 51. In October 2022 · other government officials · Somalia · waging war against the enemies of Islam
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