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Friday, October 28, 2011

Official: Al-Shabaab leaders contact Kenyan government to negotiate - David McKenzie

http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/27/world/africa/kenya-somalia-terror/

He said Kenyan troops have enjoyed success since crossing the border into Somalia to pursue Al-Shabaab, which the United States and several Western nations view as a terrorist organization.
"They are running scared. I think they are busy running for their lives," Mutua said. "They don't have time to talk."
Kenyan troops struck several Al-Shabaab training sites in Somalia early Thursday, a military spokesman said. The militant group, which includes many rival factions with different leaders, operates from Somalia.

One has to assume that the Kenyans, members of the British Commonwealth of nations, are enjoying good intel from the Americans and perhaps the British. I'm not aware of drone attacks on the Somali-Kenyan border, but I would imagine that a few will be taking place within the next couple of weeks.

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