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General wounded in Doolow strike as scrutiny grows over Turkey's Somalia role

General Mahad was wounded in a strike in Doolow, while Turkey's role in Somalia is facing criticism. The supplied report does not establish the attack's perpetrators or broader casualty toll.

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The incident indicates continued armed insecurity in Somalia and could increase scrutiny of foreign military involvement.

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  1. General Mahad Wounded in Doolow Strike as Turkey's Somalia Role Comes Under Fire ↗wardheernews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 4, 2026, 11:02 PM UTC

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