Mujahideen In Somalia Claim Success

Units of Somali Mujahideen, who waging armed struggle against Ethiopian occupation troops, continue to liberate cities and town from Ethiopian invaders.

According latest reports Mujahideen of "Al-Shabab" have gained substantial territorial control in south and central Somalia in the past 24 hours.

Districts in Middle Shabelle, Bay and Middle Juba regions have fallen to the Mujahideen.

Bu'ale, Qansax Dhere and Ufurow districts in the Bay and Middle Juba regions are the latest to come under the control of the Mujahideen. Even Daynunay, a village 27 kilometres northeast of Baidoa, the seat of the "Transitional Federal Parliament", is now controlled by "Al-Shabaab", according to statement made by Sheikh Mukhtar Robow Abu Mansur, the movement's spokesman.

Western media indicate that the fighting for the city of Jawhar was the most violent. Over the past month, this city three times passed around.

"We arrived and secured the town," said Abdirahim Isa Adow, a spokesman for Somali Mujahideen. "It is not in our plans to remain in Jawhar."

Mujahideen took the town of Qansax Dhere for the first time. In past few weeks, by surprise attacks "Al-Shabaab" fighters succeeded in capturing more than 10 towns.

Puppet gangs backed by Ethiopian occupation forces and the US are unable to control territory of the country, they focused their attention on the capital Mogadishu, trying to confront the Mujahideen attacks there.

You can watch the video below of how the ordinary Somalis celebrate the liberation of another city by Mujahideen from Ethiopian invaders and the criminal gangs, named by the US as "interim government".