One hotel in Somalia was injured by 21 people in a terrorist attack on a terrorist attack

Xinhua News Agency, Nairobi, August 21 (Reporter Li Hua Ling Hachi) Mogidisa News: Somali Health issued a statement on the 21st, confirming that the terrorist attack in a hotel in a hotel in Mogada, the capital of Somo on the evening of the 19th 117 people were injured to varying degrees.

Minister of Sanitation, Ali Hagi Antan, said in a statement that the armed elements detonated two car bombs on the evening of the 19th, bombarded the outer wall of the hotel of Mogadishahamat, and then broke into the hotel and hijacked multiple hostages. Essence The police and the military subsequently launched a 30 -hour intercourse with the attacker in the hotel area. The Soviet Union has controlled the hotel area and rescued hostages.

Hargi Adan said in an interview with Somali National Television that the terrorist attacks occurred at the Hamat Hotel. According to the Somali police, the number of deaths may increase due to the critical condition of some injured.

Abdi Hassan Mohammad, the director of the Mogadisa Police Department, revealed to the Xinhua News Agency on the phone that the Safe Security Force cleared the "Youth Party" armed member who implemented the terrorist attack on the morning of the 21st, and successfully rescued it including 106 civilians, including women and children.

Somalia's "Youth Party" declared the above attack on the 20th, saying that the target of the attack was local government officials.

The African Union in the Somali Transition Special Tour issued a statement on the evening of the 20th, which strongly condemned the attack, stating that it would unite with the Society to jointly crack down on terrorists and condolences to the families of the victims.

The UN Secretary -General Somali issued a statement on behalf of James Swan on the 21st to condemn the above -mentioned terrorist attacks, and said that the United Nations will stand with all the Somalians who have suffered terrorist attacks to jointly crack down on terrorism.

Somalia's "Youth Party" is an extreme organization related to the "base" organization. In recent years, it has frequently launched terrorist attacks in Somalia and its neighboring countries.

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