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Al Shabaab gunmen and a suicide car bomber struck a religious center in central Somalia on Monday, killing a cleric and at least 14 of his followers, a police officer saidThe Islamist militant group had accused the cleric of insulting Prophet Mohamed, which he denied.The group was forced from Mogadishu in 2011 and most towns and cities but it retains a strong presence outside the capital and launches frequent bombings and other attacks in a campaign to topple the federal government. The security operation is now over. Al Shabaab killed 15 people including the cleric, his wife, his followers and his guards, Captain Nur Mohamed, a police officer, told Reuters from Galkayo by phone. Three militants who stormed the center were a <a href=www.cups-stanley-cups.co.uk>stanley cup</a> lso shot dead. ADVERTISEMENT The group took responsibility for the attack and put the number of dead at 26. It said some soldiers who responded to the first attack also died as they tried to remove a second car bomb. Read Also UN Helicopter with eight passengers including crew, seized by Al-ShababKenya delays reopening Somali border over wave of attacksIghalo scores twice as Al Shabab push for 7th AlShabaab title We killed 26 people <a href=www.cups-stanley-cups.co.uk>stanley tumblers</a> including the owner of the center, his <a href=www.us-stanley.us>stanley in usa</a> followers, his bodyguards and soldiers, Abdiasis Abu Musab, al Shabaabs military operation spokesman, said. The owner of the center was the man who abused the prophet. The soldiers that died tried to drive a second car bomb that was left by the arm Bifx NAF Precision Strike Kills Several Fighters, Destroys IED s Hub In Zamfara
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