Operation Linda Nchi shi ne mamayewar Sojojin Kenya a kudancin Somaliya wanda ya fara a 2011. Gwamnatin Kenya ta sanar da kammala aikin a watan Maris na shekarar 2012, amma sai dakarunta suka shiga cikin AMISOM a Somaliya.

Gwamnatin Kenya ta yi niyyar samar da wani yanki mai ban sha'awa tsakanin Al-Shabaab da rashin zaman lafiya a kudancin Somaliya, da kuma kasar Kenya. Duk da haka, a wani mataki mai zurfi, 'yan Kenya suna son a yi musu kallon su a matsayin amintaccen abokin tarayya a yakin duniya na ta'addanci' da Amurka ke jagoranta, akwai bukatu na hukumomi a cikin KDF, da kuma manyan jiga-jigan siyasa a cikin gwamnatin Kenya, musamman ministan harkokin waje. Tsaron cikin gida George Saitoti, da ministan tsaro Yusuf Haji da wasu manyan hafsoshin tsaro, sun yi kira da a shiga tsakani domin cimma muradunsu na tattalin arziki da siyasa.

Jagorantar Shirin

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Kutsen da Kenya ta yi a kudancin Somaliya ya fara ne bayan sace wasu mata biyu 'yan kasar Spain da ke aiki a sansanin 'yan gudun hijira na Dadaab a ranar 13 ga watan Oktoba. Ana zargin mayakan Al Shabaab ne suka yi garkuwa da mutanen. Kungiyar likitocin ta Médecins Sans Frontières ta fitar da sanarwar manema labarai a lokacin inda ta nesanta kanta daga duk wani aiki da makamai da kuma sanarwar da ta kaddamar bayan sace shi. Gwamnatin Kenya ta yi ikirarin tura dakarunta ya samu amincewa daga gwamnatin rikon kwarya ta Somalia (TFG). Ministan harkokin wajen Kenya, Moses Wetangula, ya bayyana cewa tura sojojin na Kenya ya kasance bisa bukatar gwamnatin wucin gadi. Rundunar sojin Kenya ta ce babu wata ranar da za ta fice daga aikin, amma alamar nasarar da rundunar ta samu zai zama gurgunta karfin Al-Shabaab.

Manazarta

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[1] Kolbio,[2] Fafadun,[3] Elade,[4] Hosingo,[5] Badhadhe[6] Afmadow,[7] Tabda,[8] Ras Kamboni,[9] Burgabo,[10]

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