Jahba East Africa [Recurso electrónico] PDF : Islamic State Alters the Dynamic of Somalia’s Conflict
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Terrorism Monitor Terrorism Monitor . -- Vol. XIV Issue 9 (Apr. 2016) p. 3-4Summary: With the emergence of a group in Somaliland calling itself Jahba East Africa, it appears Islamic State (IS) is becoming an independent entity in Somalia’s insurgency. This development will likely complicate the conflict both for the African Union forces in the country and the indigenous al-Qaeda-linked Harakat al-Shabaab alMujahedeen, or al-Shabaab. IS already had a presence in Somalia following a split
within al-Shabaab itself, but the extremist group has slowly become more autonomous, supposedly carrying out its first attack in Somalia in April via an unnamed affiliate.
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With the emergence of a group in Somaliland calling itself Jahba East Africa, it appears Islamic State (IS) is becoming an independent entity in Somalia’s insurgency. This development will likely complicate the conflict both for the African Union forces in the country and the indigenous al-Qaeda-linked Harakat al-Shabaab alMujahedeen, or al-Shabaab. IS already had a presence in Somalia following a split
within al-Shabaab itself, but the extremist group has slowly become more autonomous, supposedly carrying out its first attack in Somalia in April via an unnamed affiliate.
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