Sarkaal sare oo ciidamada Soomaaliya ku booqday isbitaalka magaalada Muqdisho
Jeneraal Ibraahim Maxamed Mohamud, hoggaamiyaha ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliya, ayaa maanta ku booqday isbitaalka Rajab Tayib Erdogan ee magaalada Muqdisho, halkaas oo dhaawacyo ka soo gaaray howlgallo amni lagu qabtay ciidamada Soomaaliya ayaa lagu daweeyay.
Booqashada ciidamada dhaawacmay
Jeneraal Ibraahim Maxamed Mohamud ayaa isbitaalka ku booqday ciidamada dhaawacmay, isagoo eegayay xaaladooda caafimaadka iyo dhaq-dhaqaaqa caafimaadka ee loo sameeyay. Wuxuu sidoo kale la hadlay ciidamada dhaawacmay, isagoo ka waramay baahiyahooda caafimaadka iyo xaaladooda guud.
Jeneraal Mohamud wuxuu ciidamada dhaawacmay u muujiyay isku-xirnaansho iyo qaraabo-nimo, isagoo u baryay in Alle u yareeyo dhaawacyadooda, kuna dhaqaaqo caafimaad wanaagsan. Booqashadan waxay ku salaysan tahay dadaallada ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliya ee loogu talagalay in la xoojiyo caafimaadka iyo taageerada ciidamada iyo bulshada Soomaaliyeed.
Booqashada carruurta iyo maamulka isbitaalka
Jeneraal Mohamud ayaa sidoo kale booqday carruurta ku jira isbitaalka, isagoo la hadlay dhakhaatiirta iyo maamulka isbitaalka si uu u ogaado xaaladooda caafimaadka. Wuxuu carruurta iyo qoysaskooda u muujiyay taageero iyo kalsooni, isagoo u sheegay in ciidamada qaranka ay u taageerayaan dhammaan dadka Soomaaliyeed.
Jeneraal Mohamud ayaa sidoo kale ka dhageystay maamulka isbitaalka, oo uu hoggaamiyaha u yahay, xog ku saabsan adeegyada caafimaadka iyo dhaq-dhaqaaqa loo sameeyay dadka iyo ciidamada dhaawacmay. Booqashadan waxay muujisay in ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliya ay diyaar u yihiin inay taageeraan dhammaan dadka Soomaaliyeed, gaar ahaan kuwa u baahan caafimaad.
Howlgallada amniga iyo xaaladda ciidamada
Ciidamada Soomaaliya ayaa weli wada howlgallo amni oo ay ku jiraan Al-Shabaab, xubno ka tirsan kooxdaas oo ku sugan qeybo ka mid ah koonfurta iyo dhexda Soomaaliya. Howlgalladan ayaa ku bilowday in ciidamada dhaawacmaado, iyadoo ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliya ay u muujiyeen inay diyaar u yihiin inay sii wadaan howlgalladan amniga.
Ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliya ayaa weli wada howlgallo amni oo ay ku jiraan Al-Shabaab, xubno ka tirsan kooxdaas oo ku sugan qeybo ka mid ah koonfurta iyo dhexda Soomaaliya. Howlgalladan ayaa ku bilowday in ciidamada dhaawacmaado, iyadoo ciidamada qaranka Soomaaliya ay u muujiyeen inay diyaar u yihiin inay sii wadaan howlgalladan amniga.
Brigadier General Ibrahim Mohamed Mohamud, Commander of the Somali National Army, visited Rajab Tayib Erdoğan Hospital in Mogadishu on Tuesday to assess the condition of soldiers injured during security operations against Al-Shabaab.
Assessment of Wounded Soldiers
The army chief personally reviewed the health status of Somali National Army troops receiving treatment at the facility, engaging directly with them about their medical needs and concerns. He expressed solidarity and brotherhood with the wounded soldiers, praying for their swift recovery.
This visit underscores the Somali National Army Command's commitment to strengthening care and support for its armed forces members, particularly those injured while carrying out ongoing security operations across the country.
Concern for Children at the Hospital
During his visit, Brigadier General Mohamud also visited children receiving treatment at the hospital, inquiring about their health conditions from doctors and hospital management. He offered words of encouragement and support to the children and their families.
The army chief's outreach to pediatric patients reflects the broader mission of the Somali National Army to provide humanitarian support to the wider Somali community beyond military operations.
Hospital Briefing and Context
The Commander received a briefing from the hospital management, led by the Director General, on the medical services and care provided to patients and wounded soldiers at the facility. This ensured he was fully informed about the ongoing treatment protocols.
Somali forces have been engaged in continuous security operations against Al-Shabaab, an armed group that remains active in parts of southern and central Somalia. The military did not provide details on the number of soldiers being treated or the specific operations in which they were wounded.
