In a critical development on the frontline of ongoing security operations in the mid-Shovel region, units of the Somali Police (SPF) arrived to strengthen the national troops in the fight against extremist groups.
The Somali National Army (SNA) is engaged in a large-scale effort to eliminate terrorist elements alongside a variety of security forces, particularly targeting the rebels known as the “cute alii.”
Samar Abdullahi Omar, the infantry commander of the Samarian Army, oversees the operation, welcomed the newly arrived police force to the forefront, highlighting the importance of this coordination in strengthening the country’s counterterrorism efforts.
Police presence is seen as an important step in accelerating military progress against rebels as they work to eliminate the threat posed by local terrorist groups.
Known for its professional skills and training, the police unit is actively involved in the mission of neutralizing the rebels and provides essential support for military operations with middle shovels.
General Sahar reaffirmed that these brave soldiers and police officers are ready to cooperate on a unified goal of ensuring peace and stability in Somalia.
The move highlights the Somali government’s commitment to strengthening the fight against terrorism and extremist groups operating within the country.
The total efforts of the Somali Army and police are expected to contribute significantly to the continued push for peace, security and the restoration of law and order throughout Somalia.
Operations with the middle shovel remain an important focus of the Somali government. This is because they aim to eliminate the threat of terrorism and establish lasting peace for the Somali people.
