The US military has confirmed that it carried out a pre-dawn missile strike which killed a senior leader of an Islamist militant group in Somalia.

A spokesman said the target of the attack in the town of Dusamareb was an al-Qaeda leader, but would not name him or say whether it had been successful.

The strike hit the home of Aden Hashi Ayro, the military head of al-Shabab, which controls much of Somalia. More on US confirms Somali missile strike

Washington (galbeed.com) The Woyanne regime of Addis recently broke off its diplomatic relations with  Qatar, one of the best allies of the United States, who supported and gave us every thing they had and made it possible for us to defeat the dictator Sadam Hussein regime.

The roll Qatar played in Iraqi to defeat Sadam was extraordinary and today it is our command center for USA in Middle East.

The state of Qatar is also the headquarters of the 21st century Aljazeera TV. 

The Aljazeera TV station is the most watched news media in the world today because of its credibility and its resources around the world. 

Aljazeera does not have any kind of political or business motivations other than reporting the truth of the autocracy and genocide reported in Ethiopia. 

Aljazeer has no political agenda and aims to report the facts as they are brought to its attention.

It reports the stories with an unbiased attitude and allows the viewers to make up their own minds without trying to deceive them. 

Any country that denounces this type of news coverage certainly does not believe in the truth. The Woyanne regime has certainly shown this with their actions and the rest of the world should reject such actions. 

The essence of of a government is to serve the interest of the people it represents. Its foundation rest with the freedom of speech and press. Obliviously the Woyanne regime cares about neither of these and shows this callous on a daily basis. But in the end the truth will topple this regime and the democratic ideology of freedom will be supreme.

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 The Norwegian government says it hopes the Somalian political and humanitarian issue can be resolved through peaceful dialogue. HAN & Geeska Afrika Magazine,  Ladan reports from Oslo also announced Djibouti is hosting the next round of international Humanitarian talks on Somalia next Month. More on Somalia: The ICG Strategy passed on to the United

The head of an al-Qaeda-linked group in Somalia has been killed in an air strike, according to reports.

The pre-dawn attack reportedly targeted the house of Aden Hashi Ayrow – head of the Islamist al-Shabab group – in the central town of Dusamareb.

An unknown number of other militants were also killed, reports say.

Al-Shabab – considered a terrorist organisation by the US – is the military wing of the Somali sharia courts movement ousted in 2006. More on Air raid ‘kills Somali militants’