- The Kenyan Defence Forces are conducting operations against groups linked to Somalia, leading to cross-border militant activity impacting regional security.
- Cross-border operations against Al-Shabaab militants are underway between Somalia and Kenya.
A partnership has been established between Somalia and Kenya to contain the armed group Al-Shabab.
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A partnership has been established between Somalia and Kenya to contain the armed group Al-Shabab.
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