Kenyan intervention in Somalia (2011)
| Operation Linda Nchi | |||||||||
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| Part of the War in Somalia (2009–present) | |||||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||||
 Kenya TFG Raskamboni Front Ethiopia ASWJ Azania
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 Al-Shabaab
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Ahmed Madobe
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 Sheikh Aweys
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| Strength | |||||||||
| Kenya: More than 6,000 security personnel at peak, including police | Al-Shabaab: Total size of 3,000 "hard-core fighters", 2,000 "allied militants" at end of 2012 | ||||||||
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Total: 21–72 killed, 152 injured
67 allied forces killed One Harbin Z-9 destroyed (mechanical failure) |
Total: 700 militants killed, 61 captured | ||||||||
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20 civilians killed (Somalia) 6 policemen killed and 17 security forces injured (Kenya) |
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Allied victory
Julius Karangi Leonard Ngondi Mohamed Yusuf Haji Hussein Arab Isse
Ibrahim al-Afghani Ahmad Godane Mukhtar Robow Hassan Turki
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