Credit to Photo Twitter Kenya president William Ruto
Kenya president William Ruto said Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda troops will remain in Somalia, who is going to pay their salaries.
The President of Kenya said the Kenyan troops in Somalia will remain in the country longer than the scheduled reduction of ATMIS troops. President Ruto said that the front line countries of Kenya, Uganda, and Ethiopia have decided not to lose the achievements.
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“We have decided that we are the frontline countries – to stay on this course. We consider it necessary to go through the reduction schedule, so that we do not lose the gains we have achieved,” said Willian Ruto.
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Ethiopia, Kenya and Uganda to them Al-Shabab is business if they want fighting with Al-Shabab terrorist group what they have been doing since 2007 they could wipe Al-Shabab off the map but they chose to not it is a business African Union troops is a business according to Somali officials told Somali Times its soldiers of ATMIS receive 1500 US dollars per month without firing a shot this is what William Ruto is talking about.
Our sources add inside Somalia Ministry of Defence Somali National Army are ready to take over from ATMIS to protect the motherland.
Ruto said that the Al-Shabab group is trying to rebuild itself after the withdrawal of the African Union troops in Somalia (ATMIS), to transfer the security responsibility to the Somali security forces.
The Kenyan president said this in an interview with France 24 television, and he vowed to fight against terrorist groups.
ATMIS has started to reduce its forces and the Kenyan government has said that it is afraid that the Al-Shabab group will take over some of the areas invaded by the ATMIS forces.