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Islamist attack on hotel in Somali capital kills 25 – police

By Reuters
29 October 2017   |   1:02 pm
An Islamist attack on the Somali capital, Mogadishu, has ended, leaving 25 people dead. The attack began with a car bomb on Saturday (October 28) and ended on Sunday after a 12-hour siege.

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