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The United Nations Office in Somalia has once again issued a serious warning against possible attacks by the Al-Shabab group in Mogadishu, the capital of Somalia.
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The United Nations said it received a new warning that there are 5 vehicles full of explosives in Mogadishu, and new attacks are being planned.
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The warning issued by the UN office in Somalia stated that the areas that can be targeted include the checkpoints guarded by the presidential palace, the hotels in the capital, the checkpoints of KM4 and Lido beach in Abdicasis district.
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The UN has warned the public not to go to those places and said it is possible that the Al-Shabab group will target them in the coming days.
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In this warning message, it is also stated that the office must always report any activity that may create suspicion.
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In the past, the United Nations has warned of explosive attacks in Mogadishu, and every time these warnings are issued, attacks often occur, although sometimes they do not occur in the areas that have been warned, but other areas are targeted.
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It was Friday when Al-Shabab carried out a powerful attack on Lido beach in Mogadishu, which killed many civilians, mostly young people who were partying there.
It was also preceded by another attack targeting the Top Coffee restaurant in Bondhere district, where many innocent people were killed.
The city of Mogadishu is now in a difficult situation, after Al-Shabab increased direct attacks and bombings in the capital, targeting important places and government offices.