Al-Shabab militants shot down an “unknown state” attack drone in Somalia
Attention is drawn to the fact that Al-Jazeera writes about an interview taken by a TV channel reporter from the leader of the Somali cell Al-Shabab. If we take into account that representatives of ISIS are not accustomed to stand on ceremony with journalists, the opportunity to interview Qatari journalists from Al-Shabab militants leads to certain thoughts ...
Al Jazeera, referring to the leader of the Somali terrorist group, reports that the wreckage drone were assembled, as were his weapons. The report claims that the missiles with which the attack drone was armed did not explode.
At the moment, no country has declared its unmanned aerial vehicle disappeared in the sky of Somalia.
Meanwhile, claiming ignorance of the nationality of a military drone, Al-Jazeera, referring to an expert, writes about "fears." According to the expert, the militants may sell (attention!) Missiles and their component parts to Iran or China because of the "possibility of contacts." That is, the Qatari TV correspondent freely communicates with the Al-Shabab militants, and the expert’s concern is about the “possibility of contact” of the militants with Iran and China ...
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