Somalia: AU Troops Accused of Selling Military Supplies

07 Jun 2016

“Somalia’s security forces have arrested five soldiers from the African Union multinational force in the country for allegedly selling military supplies in the capital, the national police chief said Monday.”

Source: Somalia: AU Troops Accused of Selling Military Supplies – ABC News

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