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Al-Shabab has executed five men, accusing them of espionage.
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Al-Shabab has executed five men, accusing them of espionage.
The militant group Al-Shabab reportedly carried out an execution of five men in Jilib town, Southern Somalia, accusing them of being spies for foreign and Somali agencies, according to locals. The group conducted the execution by firing squad in a public square, claiming that the men had given clandestine information to the U.S. government, Jubaland administration, and the Somali Federal government. Al-Shabab, which controls parts of rural areas…
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