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  1. The African Union mission in Somalia faces funding shortages, Al-Shabaab expands influence, and Turkey provides military support.

Somalia's military operations around Baidoa are supported by Turkey's military equipment, while the UN monitors the security and humanitarian situation.

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Somalia's military operations around Baidoa are supported by Turkey's military equipment, while the UN monitors the security and humanitarian situation.

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  1. Turkey supplied military vehicles to Somalia on September 28, 2026.Sub-event
  2. Laftagareen appealed for international support and sought a UN investigation into air operations in Somalia.Sub-event
  3. The relationship between Turkey and Somalia is impacting the health sector, with health workers forming the spine of clinical care amidst Turkish economic interests.Sub-event
  4. Fighting broke out in Baidoa, Somalia, on November 29, 2020, involving opposition fighters, while Türkiye provided drone support and military presence.Sub-event
  5. Government forces responded to attacks in the city of Baidoa.Sub-event
  6. Turkey is supplying military aircraft and equipment for operations in Somalia, monitored by the UN.1 source

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