SNA thread

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Without AMISOM everything including the FGS itself collapses like a pack of cards

The SNA has too many internal problems to be effective. Needs more merit based promotions and less politics/qabiil.

Many people in the country despise the SNA and see it as foreign yet they are regularly used to try and steam roll the governments will how can you expect stability like that even if AS was gone?

 

[AhmedAdde]

want and praying for SNA to succeed so that we won't have to rely these fucking bantu foreigners to fight for our interest.

 

[AhmedAdde]

 

[Dalalos_ibn_Adali]

Mashallah wonderful thread, Ciidanka xooga dalka ha nooladan.

 

[codewebsduh]

want and praying for SNA to succeed so that we won't have to rely these fucking bantu foreigners to fight for our interest.

Alot of people want SNA to remain divided and weak. We need to transform military into Apolitical entity that secures every corner of the nation.

 

[Abdisamad]

Okay if thats a lie. How many tuulos and cities have been liberated since amisom came to somalia?

The plan is not to liberate, but to act like they are liberating and do every gain very slowly.. This is how these niggaz eat.. If they remove AL shabab in one move its similar is if you killed your miking cow

 

[codewebsduh]

Next batch of SNA heading to Turkey.

 

[AhmedAdde]

guul. SNA can crush these fucking terrorist.

 

[angelplan]

 

[X29]

Next batch of SNA heading to Turkey.

There's been a lot of Sna going to turkey when do you think they can secure the country

 

[codewebsduh]

Middle Shabelle Region in full swing, I wonder what the plan is.

 

[codewebsduh]

There's been a lot of Sna going to turkey when do you think they can secure the country

Depends on the question, where exactly are you talking about?

I think over the next 5-10 years all lands will be secured under SNA. Then FMS local security forces can hold the regions.

But I believe places like Galmudug will be liberated by the end of 2022.

 

[codewebsduh]

 

[codewebsduh]

 

[codewebsduh]

AMISOM troops should've been supporting SNA with their superior equipment. Somalia only has an edge through APCs , training and slightly better weapons.

 

[X29]

AMISOM troops should've been supporting SNA with their superior equipment. Somalia only has an edge through APCs , training and slightly better weapons.

Why do you think is going to change in the next five years you think

 

[codewebsduh]

Why do you think is going to change in the next five years you think

Mainly that we will have more highly trained troops. Britain just sent 250 soldiers to help train Somali troops in Baidoa.

I believe in the next 5 years we can expect 30-40K SNA troops with 15-25K being highly trained (gorgor, Danab etc)

Alshabab meanwhile is losing ground and ideological support. Alshabab will lose, the question is when not if

 

[codewebsduh]

Offensive is building up , reinforcements are being sent to Jowhar to prepare for the next offensive.

 

[codewebsduh]

Britain planning to train 600 Somali troops this year

UK to train 600 more SNA troops in 2021

MOGADISHU (HOL) - The UK military will train an additional 600 Somali National Army troops this year as part of its efforts to bolster their capacity.

hiiraan.com

 

[codewebsduh]

3 regions of Shabelle Dhexe have been cleared of Alshabab, judging by reports 200+ Alshabab were killed by elite SNA.