Trump says Somali air strikes targeted "ISIL attack planner"

President Donald Trump said on Saturday that a series of US military strikes have targeted a senior ISIL attack planner in Somalia.

“This strike destroyed the caves in which they live and killed many terrorists without any harm to civilians. Our army has been targeting ISIL for years But Biden is not doing enough to do it. “The message to ISIS and all others who attack Americans is” We will find you, and we will kill you! “

A senior member of ISIL in his post on Truthsocial has not been named by Trump. Air strikes were carried out in the Galis Mountains in the northern part of the East African nation.

Trump also shouted at his former President Joe Biden and his curses because of the lack of action. In Somalia, ISIL leader Bilal El Saani was killed. In May 2024, Pentagon Biden killed three ISIL militias in a separate strike.

Trump said in a post on facts that US air strikes — Trump said in a post on the facts that US air strikes have killed “many ISIL terrorists” (AP)

Defense Minister Pete Hegst has recently been confirmed that the Somali government was involved in planning the attack.

Initial assessment by the Pentagon indicates that the “multiple” operations were killed. The Pentagon said he assesses that no civilians have been injured in strikes.

Hegeste went on to say that the operation would destroy the “Islamic State’s ability” to “draw and carry out terrorist attacks” while “clear signal that the United States is always ready to find and destroy terrorists”.

US military officials have warned that the cells have received an increasing number from the leadership of the group, which have moved north of Somalia. This includes how to kidnap Westerners for ransom, how to learn better military tactics, how to hide drones, and how to build their small quadcopters.

According to the US Command of Africa, a US military air strike in Somalia was militants last May and three killed.

According to the International Crisis Group, the number of IS militants in the country is estimated at hundreds of people, mostly scattered in the Cal Mikaate Mountains in the Barry Ponteland area.

The group appeared in Somalia in 2015 in Somalia as al -Shabaab, which was accompanied by al -Qaeda.

In an interview with the Washington Post this week, President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud emphasized the importance of the Trump administration’s assistance in the defeat of terrorism.

“We ask the United States to increase the number so that we can eliminate al -Shabaab while President Trump is in the office … we need support. President Trump is an action. That he says.