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Somali-German carried Mogadishu hotel attack, Source

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According to reports Somali-German was responsible for the deadly Al Shabaab attack on Mogadishu Jazeera hotel on Sunday. At least 17 people were killed including two Chinese nationals after a lorry loaded with explosives was driven into the gate of the luxury hotel used by the diplomats. Foreign experts have been spotted at the scene […]

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According to reports Somali-German was responsible for the deadly Al Shabaab attack on Mogadishu Jazeera hotel on Sunday.

At least 17 people were killed including two Chinese nationals after a lorry loaded with explosives was driven into the gate of the luxury hotel used by the diplomats.

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Foreign experts have been spotted at the scene of the attack to examine the remains of the suicide driver speculated to be Somali-German from North Western Germany city of Bonn.

Somali security agencies have not commented on the new developments but sources said investigations are ongoing.

On February this year another Somali-Dutch national Lul Ahmed detonated herself in Mogadishu central hotel killing more than 45 people including two members of parliament.

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