Al menos 7 muertos por un coche bomba en Somalia

A car bomb exploded in Mogadishu, Somalia, killing at least seven people. The extremist group al-Shabaab is suspected to be behind the attack, which occurred near key government ministries. Al-Shabaab, linked to Al-Qaeda, frequently carries out similar attacks in Somalia, targeting hotels, military checkpoints, and the Presidential Palace. The group opposes the new president, Mohammed Abdullahi Mohammed, labeling him an apostate. Mohammed, elected in February, aims to prioritize security in Somalia, where the central government struggles to extend its control beyond the capital.

What was the immediate consequence of the car bomb explosion in Mogadishu?

• The establishment of a new government

• The evacuation of foreign diplomats

• A peace treaty with al-Shabaab

• The death of at least seven people

Which group is suspected to be behind the car bomb attack in Mogadishu?

• ISIS

• Boko Haram

• al-Shabaab

• Taliban

What is a common target for al-Shabaab's attacks?

• Schools

• Military checkpoints

• Shopping malls

• Public parks

How has al-Shabaab responded to the new president of Somalia?

• They have supported his policies

• They have formed an alliance with him

• They have labeled him an apostate

• They have ignored his election

What priority has the new president of Somalia set for his administration?

• Economic development

• Education reform

• Security enhancement

• Healthcare improvement