Abdirahman Shirwac Aw-Saciid, the head of ISIL's assassination squad in Somalia, surrendered to police in Puntland, marking a key development in ongoing efforts to combat the group. His capture followed recent US airstrikes aimed at ISIL leadership, which reportedly diminished the group's operational capabilities. ISIL in Somalia has gained prominence due to an influx of foreign fighters and sophisticated tactics, leading to enhanced military offensives by regional forces against ISIL and al-Shabab. This situation highlights the evolving threat landscape posed by these extremist groups in the region.
Abdirahman Shirwac Aw-Saciid, head of ISIL's assassination squad in Somalia, surrendered to authorities, marking a significant capture in the ongoing offensive against the group.
The commander's surrender follows US airstrikes targeting ISIL leadership, which have reportedly degraded the group's capabilities and significantly impacted their operations in Somalia.
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