WASHINGTON: A US air strike on a Shebab training camp in Somalia over the weekend killed more than 150 fighters who were planning a large-scale attack, the Pentagon said Monday.
Pentagon spokesman Captain Jeff Davis said the strike occurred Saturday on a camp called Raso, about 120 miles (195 kilometers) north of Mogadishu. Warplanes and unmanned drones were used in the attack.
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