Somali Military Seizes Strategic City, State Leader Steps Down
Somali federal forces take control of key city in Southwest region as state leader resigns, sparking calls for peace and unity amid political turmoil.
The Somali federal government has announced the successful transition of power in the strategic city of Baidoa, the capital of the Southwest state, as the region's leader, Abdulaziz Laftagareen, resigned from his position. This move comes amidst rising political tensions and a growing security presence in the area.
Somali forces have taken control of the city, with the federal government hailing the transition as a positive step towards restoring stability and unity in the country. In a statement, the government urged all parties involved to prioritize peace and work towards a peaceful resolution of the ongoing political crisis.
{{IMAGE_PLACEHOLDER}}Source: Al Jazeera
