Kenya air forces says it has destroyed two Al-shabab camps in Somalia, this is its first response since the mass killing of about 150 people in Garissa University.
According to the Kenyan Defense spokesman, David Obonyo, “Our aerial images show that the camps were completely destroyed,” he said, adding that cloud cover made it difficult to estimate the death toll.
Sheikh Abdiasis Abu Musab, al-Shabab’s military operations spokesman, told the Reuters news agency that none of its camps were damaged in Sunday’s raid, and that the fighter jets had instead struck farmland.
After besieging the university, the al-Shabab gunmen lined up non-Muslim students before executing them in the armed group’s bloodiest attack to date.
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