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Terror groups may target US interests in Kenya
The US government is warning that a Kenyan terror group with links to the Somali group al-Shabab may seek to target the American private sector in Kenya.
Nairobi: The US government is warning that a Kenyan terror group with links to the Somali group al-Shabab may seek to target the American private sector in Kenya.
A recent report from the US State Department`s Overseas Security Advisory Council says the anti-West ideology shared by al-Shabab and the Kenyan terror group al-Hijra indicate that the groups "may seek to target the US private sector in Kenya." The report was released in the aftermath of al-Shabab`s attack on Nairobi`s Westgate Mall, a gunfire and grenade assault that killed at least 67 people. The report calls for Americans to exercise extra vigilance in Nairobi, Kenya`s capital, and the coastal city of Mombasa at clubs, hotels, resorts, shopping centers, restaurants and places of worship.
A recent report from the US State Department`s Overseas Security Advisory Council says the anti-West ideology shared by al-Shabab and the Kenyan terror group al-Hijra indicate that the groups "may seek to target the US private sector in Kenya." The report was released in the aftermath of al-Shabab`s attack on Nairobi`s Westgate Mall, a gunfire and grenade assault that killed at least 67 people. The report calls for Americans to exercise extra vigilance in Nairobi, Kenya`s capital, and the coastal city of Mombasa at clubs, hotels, resorts, shopping centers, restaurants and places of worship.