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Military surveillance Aircrafts spotted over Las Anod City

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Reports from Security sources, as well as local people, confirm that military aircraft were spotted flying simultaneously over the skies of Las Anod on Thursday afternoon.

The report obtained by Somalilandpost says that sounds of unmanned Aircraft Vehicles were heard in and around Las Anod City. Its believed that these are Military surveillance Drones.

Unconfirmed reports say that these military drones belong to the United States Air Force based in Djibouti military base, and were monitoring activities in the city after Somaliland confirmed that members of the international terrorist groups are fighting alongside the foreign forces in Las Anod, who are fighting with Somaliland Armed forces.

Somaliland and the United States have close collaboration in the fight against terrorism.

Earlier this week, The Central command of Somaliland armed forces confirmed that members of terrorists were among the prisoners of war captured by the Army.

“The National Army of the Republic of Somaliland, which is defending itself against attacks from terrorist groups, has captured prisoners of war who are among terrorists, the PSF of the Puntland Regional Government, and local militia people who have gone astray,” Says statement from the Central Command of SAF.

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Kadar Kaariye
Kadar Kaariyehttps://somalilandpost.news
Founder & Editor-in-Chief | Somalilandpost News Kadar Kaariye is a Somaliland journalist, media entrepreneur, and the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of Somalilandpost News, an independent bilingual digital news organization established in August 2011. Since its launch, Somalilandpost News has grown into one of Somaliland's recognized online news platforms, providing comprehensive coverage of politics, diplomacy, governance, business, security, and regional affairs across Somaliland, the Horn of Africa, and the wider international community. With more than a decade of experience in digital journalism, Kaariye has overseen the editorial direction and strategic development of the publication, emphasizing factual reporting, balanced analysis, and timely coverage of major political and socio-economic developments. Under his leadership, Somalilandpost News publishes news and feature stories in both English and Somali, serving readers within Somaliland and the global Somali diaspora. As Editor-in-Chief, Kaariye manages editorial policy, newsroom operations, investigative reporting, and multimedia publishing while maintaining professional journalistic standards and editorial independence. His work has focused extensively on Somaliland's democratic development, foreign relations, regional security, economic affairs, and international recognition efforts. In addition to leading Somalilandpost News, Kaariye has contributed to the advancement of digital media by expanding the organization's online presence across multiple platforms and strengthening its role as a trusted source of breaking news, in-depth analysis, and public-interest journalism. EMAIL: kaariye@somalilandpost.news Headquarters: Hargeisa, Somaliland

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