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Suicide bomber kills three senior military officials in Somalia: police

In this file photo, Somali policemen walk through the place where an attack was carried out by Al-Shabaab in Somalia. (Reuters)

Updated 28 April 2018

Reuters

April 28, 2018 09:54

Suicide bomber kills three senior military officials in Somalia: police

The suicide attack was claimed by the Al-Qaeda-linked Al-Shabab group.
The officers were killed in their camp in Galkayo, Somalia.

Updated 28 April 2018

Reuters

April 28, 2018 09:54

BOSASO, SOMALIA: A suicide bomber killed three senior military officials in the Somali town of Galkayo on Saturday, police said, an attack claimed by the Al-Qaeda-linked Al-Shabab group.
The officers, including a military commander, were killed in their camp in the town, police officer Abdirahman Hajji said. “The death toll may rise,” he added.