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Somalia Is Not a Free-Fire Zone: The Civilian Cost of America’s Drone War

A recent investigation reveals the civilian toll of U.S. drone strikes in Somalia, highlighting the deaths of 12 civilians, including children, in a targeted operation. This raises critical questions about accountability and the treatment of African lives in international militar

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