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On 3 June 2026, fighting erupted in the Howlwadaag district of Mogadishu, ahead of planned protests against the extension of disputed president Hassan Sheikh Mohamud's term. Shooting took place near the homes of former prime minister Hassan Khaire and former president Sharif Sheikh Ahmed, both opposition leaders involved in planning the protests. Khaire stated that government forces attempted to kill him, while police labeled the event as a "large-scale security operation", blaming armed militias for starting the hostilities. Fighting later spread to the districts of Abdiaziz, Hodan, Warta Nabadda, and Kaaraan. The UNHCR estimated that the clashes were responsible for 13 deaths, 189 injuries and 12,500 displaced households.
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