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Ethiopia: Woyanne troops gun down 3 civilians in Somalia

November 11th, 2008 |

MOGADISHU, SOMALIA – Meles Zenawi’s troops in Mogadishu have indiscriminately opened gunfire on unarmed civilians killing three people on Tuesday, witnesses told Mareeg.

Eyewitnesses confirmed to Shabelle that they saw the dead bodies killed by the soldiers in Hamar Bile area of Wardhigley district in Mogadishu.

It’s yet unknown the motives behind the killing of the civilians by the Woyanne regime troops.

- Mareeg.com

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