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RED-ALERT; ALSHABAAB PLANNING TO ATTACK KENYA:

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-Somalia based terrorist organisation, Al Shabaab, is planning a major terrorist attack in Nairobi and Mombasa over the weekend, in revenge of the Kenyan Government’s raid and clossing of 4 mosques in Mombasa, for the last one week. According to Somali journalist Abdullaziz Mohammed who covers alshabaab issues and says he has sources close to the Al Shabaab leadership, the Somali based militia, which has cells in Nairobi and Mombasa, and which up to now he says has not been detected by Kenya's security intelligence is planning a major attack in Nairobi over the weekend. According to Mohammed, the terrorist group has reactivated its cells in Nairobi and Mombasa and over 10 suicide bombers have already been assigned the job of terrorising kenyans. Abdulaziz says alshabaab have sweared that kenyans will not enjoy this christmas. These are some of his tweets today (Friday)…. Abdulaziz Mohammed# #BREAKING: Dozen active armed #Alshabaab fighters in #Mombasa, avoid areas like police stations, Hotels, clubs & public gatherings! Abdulaziz Mohammed #BREAKING: Insider who saw #MAPs militants wants to use confirms #Alshabaab plans to storm areas in #Gigiri especially #US, #UN buildings. Abdulaziz Mohammed# i said #Alshabaab targets are areas in # Gigiri like Hotels, Banks & Embassies. popular club in #Parklands is also a target. Dont be confused. Abdulaziz Mohammed #BREAKING: avoid K1 Klubhouse in # Parklands, #Nairobi, #Alshabaab want to launch a siege like #WestGate on the club: Sources Abdulaziz Mohammed #BREAKING: the leader of 10 #Alshabaab Suicide Brigade in #Nairobi is Swedish national Mansour Sabry going by the name Ralph. #Kenya Abdulaziz Mohammed #BREAKING: 10 suicide bombers in # Nairobi: 3 from #UK, 1 from #Denmark & the other from #Sweden- 2 Kenyans 2 #Somalis, More to follow. Sent as received

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