The Jubaland Intelligence and Security Agency (JISA) forces stationed in Kulbiyow have carried out a series of security clearance operations in several areas under Badhaadhe District in the Lower Jubba region, as part of ongoing efforts to strengthen stability and eliminate extremist threats.
The operations were conducted in the villages of Hoola, Daldheer, Tulish, Goraa, Hariir, Jaara, and Jadeecaaley, where security personnel carried out inspections and clearance activities aimed at ensuring public safety and reinforcing security across the district.
According to officials, the operations are part of broader efforts to dismantle and prevent the activities of Khawarij militants, who have been attempting to use some of the areas as hideouts.
Reports indicate that the militants fled from the locations as security forces advanced and conducted the operations.
JISA forces continued comprehensive security checks throughout the targeted communities, underscoring the Jubaland administration’s commitment to safeguarding residents and maintaining peace in the region.
Meanwhile, local communities warmly welcomed the security forces in Jadeecaaley and other areas where the operations took place.
Residents expressed support for the ongoing security efforts, highlighting their importance in restoring stability, protecting civilians, and preventing militant activities.
The latest operation reflects sustained security measures by Jubaland authorities to enhance public safety and strengthen counter-terrorism efforts across Lower Jubba.
