Kenya strengthens border troops to prevent al-shabaab attacks from Somalia

The Government of Kenya has reinforced military forces along its border with Somalia to prevent attacks by Al-Shabaab militants and to secure army bases located near the frontier, according to multiple sources.

The Kenyan military, equipped with additional vehicles, has reportedly moved troops closer to the Somali border. Security personnel have also increased patrols and monitoring along key crossing points between the two countries to enhance border security.

Sources indicate that the Kenyan President recently met with senior military, intelligence, and police officials to discuss measures for strengthening national security and preventing potential attacks by Al-Shabaab militants.

Kenya has emphasized the importance of maintaining supply routes for its troops stationed near Somalia while also addressing the rising security risks if cross-border attacks continue to escalate. The reinforcement reflects Nairobi’s commitment to safeguarding its territory and ensuring the safety of its citizens in areas near the Somali border.