Thirty victims of at least six members. It 's the budget of an armed attack against a hotel Shabaab militia in Mogadishu, attended by government officials and parliamentarians. The violence resumed in the Somali capital yesterday after a spokesman for the rebels linked to Al Qaida, announced a massive offensive against the troops of the Provisional Government and African Union peacekeepers (AMISOM). "Thirty people were killed in the attack. There are six members of the Somali parliament and four are government officials." It 's the story of the Deputy Prime Minister Abdirahman Haji Adab Ibbi. "The twenty other victims are innocent civilians." "Once the hotel was surrounded by the two assailants," He told the deputy, "have detonated the bombs that were with him." The property being targeted by terrorists is the Mona Hotel. It is located near Villa Somalia, the presidential residence and is usually attended by government representatives and institutions. There were other times it was target of attacks armati.La situation but it is still unclear. According to the story of military spokesman AMISOM were two men to raid, a hand grenade and the other with firearms. Another version speaks of a third man, a suicide bomber, that he would explode. ''Three men dressed as members of government troops stormed the hotel. One was captured while two others are still alive and are being in the clashes. Of the governmental members were killed, but we have not found the number of deaths,''said Information Minister Abdirahman Omar Osman. Since the end of 2009, the Somali Transitional Government (TFG), controls only a small part of the capital, which is instead for the most part under the rule of Shabaab rebels. The militant fundamentalists held in check even the south-central Somalia, a country ravaged by civil war since 1991.
