In a recent assault in Garissa County, Kenya, suspected al-Shabab fighters attacked a police camp, killing six officers and injuring four. The attack, which occurred at dawn, involved the use of various weapons to overrun the camp housing police reservists. Al-Shabab, linked to al-Qaeda, frequently targets military and civilian sites in Kenya as part of their campaign against Somalia's government. This incident follows a U.S. advisory warning travelers about potential attacks in Garissa, emphasizing ongoing security concerns in the region. The UN and British Embassy condemned the violence, reaffirming support for Somalia's counterterrorism efforts.
The attack on a police camp in Garissa County illustrates the ongoing threat posed by al-Shabab, showcasing their capacity to execute deadly assaults across borders.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres condemned the attacks and expressed solidarity with Somalia in their continuing battle against terrorism, highlighting international support for stabilizing the region.
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