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Heavy fighting broke out in Baidoa, Somalia on September 28, 2026, between federal government forces and thousands of fighters loyal to ousted South West State President Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen. Doctors Without Borders reported at least three killed and 69 injured at Bay Regional Hospital, while the Red Cross recorded 148 wounded across four facilities. The fighting involved fighter jets and drones; multiple reports indicate Turkish F-16s fired missiles in support of federal troops, though some sources note these claims remain unverified. The national army claimed to have inflicted heavy casualties on the attackers and driven them from the city. The conflict caused significant damage to health facilities and disrupted medical services. Some accounts blamed Al-Shabaab for involvement, while Laftagareen's forces denied links to the militant group and accused the federal government of invasion. The clashes marked the third outbreak of fighting in Baidoa within six weeks.
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