NISA arrests 11 suspected al-Shabab operatives in security operations
Mogadishu (HOL) — National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has dismantled several al-Shabab networks that were allegedly attempting to infiltrate parts of Mogadishu and surrounding areas.
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- NISA dismantled several al-Shabab networks attempting to infiltrate Mogadishu.
- The arrests took place in Darussalam, Garasbaley, Kahda, Daynile, and Afgoye.
- Weapons and materials intended for planned attacks were seized during the operations.

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Mogadishu (HOL) — National Intelligence and Security Agency (NISA) has dismantled several al-Shabab networks that were allegedly attempting to infiltrate parts of Mogadishu and surrounding areas.
In a statement on Tuesday, NISA said its forces arrested 11 suspected operatives linked to the networks, which it said were preparing activities that threatened security.
advertisements The operations were carried out in Darussalam, Garasbaley, Kahda, Daynile and Afgoye following the planned security operations.
“Our forces also seized weapons and other materials that the suspects allegedly intended to use in planned attacks,” the statement added.
The agency said the operations were part of ongoing efforts to prevent al-Shabab and other militant groups from carrying out attacks aimed at undermining security and harming civilians.
Al-Shabab, an al-Qaeda-linked group, continues to carry out attacks in Somalia despite ongoing military operations by Somali forces and international partners.
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