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Somalia: Alshabab detains 2 of its senior officers

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Reliable sources which the English department of Radio Dalsan say that Alshabab fighters have arrested two of its senior officials on Saturday.

The names of the two officers were identified as Mohamed Abdullahi sardheeye who was the head of the financial department of Alshabab and Khalid Aytamow who is a member of the preaching department.

In addition to that the report says that the arrest of the officers come after they did communication with Sheikh Abdiqadir Moumin the head of the Alshabab group in Galgalo, the mountainous area of the autonomous state of Puntland.

The officers are now said to be under detention in a prison in Buale the headquarters of the middle Jubba region of Somalia. The higher renking officers of Alshabab have noit given any comments regarding about the arrest of the two officers.

It was some couple of days ago when the Alshabab group in the mountainous area of Galgalo has declared that they have joined into ISIS. Radio Dalsan

Mohamed Omar Hussein

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