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Parliamentary Turmoil: Somali MPs have filed a no-confidence motion against Interior Minister Ali Yusuf Hosh, with debate expected within 48 hours, signaling a return to parliamentary tactics after a four-year lull. Urban Resettlement: Banadir launched the first phase of a resettlement plan for 1,058 Mogadishu families displaced by road and development projects, promising water, power, schools, a clinic, and a mosque. Family & Children’s Rights Lawmaking: The Family and Human Rights Development minister appeared before parliament as lawmakers review two bills aimed at strengthening protections for families and children. Security & Counterterrorism: Mogadishu announced the killing of senior al-Shabab figures, including “Ikhlas,” described as head of the group’s intelligence wing, in joint operations. Piracy & Foreign Military Role: Turkish and Somali forces freed the hijacked MV Lutuf after a 10-day operation, killing 14 pirates; Puntland disputes Mogadishu’s account and alleges ransom payments. Regional Politics & Diplomacy: Somalia’s PM met Qatar’s defense leadership to deepen security cooperation, while Puntland and AFRICOM discussed a proposed US base in Bosaso and maritime security. Transport Disruption: Flights between Somalia and Kenya were suspended again for a second day amid a Nairobi airport strike, stranding passengers.

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