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Heavy fighting erupted in Baidoa, Somalia on September 28, 2026, between federal government forces and fighters loyal to ousted regional leader Abdiaziz Hassan Mohamed Laftagareen. The clash, involving fighter jets, drones, and thousands of combatants, resulted in three deaths and 69 injured according to Doctors Without Borders at Bay Regional Hospital. Turkish F-16 fighter jets provided air support to federal troops, with residents reporting missile strikes on the city's outskirts. The federal army claimed to have inflicted heavy casualties on the opposing forces and driven them from the city. Laftagareen's supporters denied links to Al-Shabaab and accused the federal government of invasion with Turkish backing. The fighting marked the third round of clashes in Baidoa within six weeks. Civilian sites were reportedly struck, and healthcare operations were severely disrupted.
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