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Heavy fighting broke out in Baidoa, Somalia on September 28, 2026, between federal government forces and fighters loyal to ousted South West State President Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen. The attack involved thousands of fighters and included airstrikes from fighter jets and drones. Doctors Without Borders reported three deaths and 69 injured at Bay Regional Hospital, while the Red Cross recorded 148 wounded across four facilities. The federal army claimed to have inflicted heavy casualties and driven the attackers from the city. Turkish F-16s fired missiles around the city's outskirts in support of federal troops. Reports differ on casualty figures and the involvement of Al-Shabaab, with some sources blaming the militant group while Laftagareen's forces denied such links. A health facility sustained severe damage. This marked the third outbreak of fighting in Baidoa within six weeks.
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