Al-Shabab siege leaves seven dead

Somali Security Forces ended 24 hours a day siege of Islamist fighters attacking a famous hotel in the center of Beledweyn.

Al-Shabub’s attack began with a car bomb exploding a car bomb, followed by the armed with the guns entering the hotel causing close conflict with security forces.

“The attackers were neutralized. Some exploded themselves when they were killed by police.”

The mayor said seven people were killed in the attack, but witnesses said the number of deaths could be higher.

Pressure at the Cairo Hotel meets politicians, security guards and traditional elders center Somalia to discuss insulting plans against al-Shabab.

Police officer Ali Mahad AFP told the news agency that most of the participants were rescued.

Beledweyne, a federal deputy from Dahir expressed confidence, said he attacked the BBC with seven armed hotels.

Not how many people were injured, but the MP said they were trying to organize the victims for the flight of victims for the treatment.

Esnaffe Ali Suleyman, who witnessed the attack of government forces and armed individuals, the parts of the hotel in the fire on the fire to Reuters was reduced to demolition.

“We first watched an explosion, then we heard another explosion,” he said.

Calasow, 24-hour siege, said he left “significant damage” on Wednesday morning.

“There were military officers, traditional elders and soldiers, among those killed in the attack,” Calasow added.

Al-Shabbu, government officials and heads of a pro-government clan, said he killed 20 people.

The federal government said he was still investigated and did not comment on the killing of officials.

The statement said that President of Hirsabelle Ali Abdullahi Hussein appreciated the courage to neutralize extremist militants.

“Let’s unite to complete the elimination of this cruel extremists,” said Huseyin.

Beledweine is a strategic place in the campaign in the north of the capital Mogadishu in the north of the top 335 km (208 miles) and Al-Shabab.

Along with the African Union peacekeepers, Somalia, despite the ongoing military operations, continues to campaign against a campaign as a major threat.