US official: CIA aiding interrogations of terror suspects in Somalia
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The Wall Street Journal claims that a Ugandan drone was used in a strike that injured two Shabaab commanders. Its reporting on the matter is erroneous.

Muslim activist in Minnesota struggles as one-man counter against lure of terrorism
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MI5 and police reduce UK terror threat from ‘severe’ to ‘substantial’
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Ibrahim al Afghani fought in Afghanistan, traveled to Pakistan, is linked to top al Qaeda and Shabaab leaders, and is mentioned in the GITMO documents. The report of Afghani’s death is unconfirmed.
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UN refugee agency warns of crisis ‘of unimaginable proportions’ in Somalia drought
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Somali Tied to Militants Held on US Ship for Months
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Shabaab arrested 13 young men south of Mogadishu for watching pornographic videos on cell phones. Ahlu Sunna Wal Jama’a accused Shabaab of provoking intra-clan fighting in central Somalia.
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US expands its drone war into Somalia
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US drone targets two leaders of Somali group allied with al-Qaeda, official says
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Two Shabaab fighters are said to have been killed during airstrikes that targeted camps that hosted “foreign fighters.”
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Shabaab spokesman Sheikh Ali Mohamud Rage “announces the renewal of its allegiance to the Emir of Qaedat al-Jihad,” according to a statement released on an al Qaeda-linked forum.

British targets found near body of al-Qaida leader
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Young Somali soldier killed Qaida operative
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Opportunity in Somalia after killing of Qaeda militant
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Killing of embassy bombings mastermind deprives al Qaeda of key figure
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Somalis, Kenyans hail al-Qaida mastermind’s death
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‘US Africa embassy bomber Fazul Abdullah Mohammed dead’
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Suspect behind US Embassy bombings is killed
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On June 8, Radio Mogadishu claimed the man pictured was “Abdurrahman Canadian,” but a Somali official told The Long War Journal that the photograph is of Fazul Abdullah Mohammed.

Somali officials have confirmed that Fazul was killed at a checkpoint near Mogadishu.

A female, thought to be the niece of the interior minister, may have carried out the attack.
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Somali forces claimed to have killed a man named Muhan Jeans who was carrying a Canadian passport.
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Somalia: 20 years of anarchy
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Vital for Pakistan to do more against terrorists: US
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Shabaab said that Abdullahi Ahmed was from Minneapolis. He would be the eighth American to carry out a suicide attack in Somalia.

Burundi peacekeepers in Somalia ‘unpaid’
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Somalis are told to stop bickering or lose financing
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Somali and African Union forces advance in Mogadishu
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