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The Federal Republic of Somalia has expressed profound solidarity with Qatar and Turkey following a helicopter crash that resulted in the loss of seven lives while the crew was performing their duty.

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MOGADISHU, Somalia – The Federal Republic of Somalia issued an official statement on Sunday, March 22, 2026, expressing heartfelt condolences to the governments and people of Qatar and Turkey following a deadly helicopter crash.

The incident occurred in the territorial waters of the State of Qatar, resulting in the tragic loss of seven lives. According to the Somali government, the victims were performing their duty at the time of the crash.

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In a press release from the Somali government, the nation affirmed its full solidarity with the brotherly countries during this period of mourning.

“Somalia extends its heartfelt condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims in this tragic loss, affirming its full solidarity with Qatar and Turkey during this difficult time,” the statement read.

The Somali government concluded the message with prayers, asking “God Almighty to grant the deceased His mercy and to grant their families and loved ones patience and comfort.”

The specific nationalities of the victims and the cause of the crash have not yet been detailed in the Somali statement, though the unified condolence message highlights the close trilateral cooperation between Somalia, Qatar, and Turkey.

Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido)
Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido)
Title / Role: English Chief Editor Beat/Coverage: Politics and Sports Joined Dalsan: June 2025 Languages: Somali, English, Swahili Email: Mohamed Yussuf Ahmed (Saido) is the English Chief Editor at Dalsan Media Group, where he oversees digital and broadcast news production. He specializes in political reporting and sports journalism across the Horn of Africa. Before joining Dalsan, he founded and served as CEO of Saido TV, a digital media platform. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE: Founder and CEO of Saido TV, a digital media platform. Diploma in Broadcast Journalism, Kenya Coast National Polytechnic.

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