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MOGADISHU, Somalia — At least 10 soldiers were killed on Saturday in a roadside bomb attack on their vehicle near the Somali capital Mogadishu.
Saturday’s incident happened when a convoy of military vehicles ran over an improvised explosive device planted on the road between Balad and Jowhar towns in north of Mogadishu.
Saney Abdull, a senior military officer traveling with the convoy survived, military sources said.
Al Shabab — an Al Qaeda — linked group claimed the responsibility for the explosion.
The group also carried out similar attacks in and around Mogadishu.
Last year, Somali police recorded a total of 89 explosions used for roadside IEDs and explosions from devices planted in cars.

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