Somali authorities have announced that order has been restored in two districts of Mogadishu after two days of violence. The clashes have reportedly subsided, but opposition groups have rejected the president's authority and expressed intentions to continue their resistance.
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- loaded language: 'paralysed'
- loaded language: 'vows to fight on'
- framing: Somalia declares order restored
- framing: opposition rejects president's rule
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Somalia reports restoration of order following two days of fighting in Mogadishu
Somali officials declared that order has been restored in Mogadishu following two days of violence. Despite the calming of clashes, opposition groups have rejected the president's rule and plan to continue their opposition.
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- ✕ loaded language: 'paralysed'
- ✕ loaded language: 'vows to fight on'
- ✕ framing: Somalia declares order restored
- ✕ framing: opposition rejects president's rule
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Somalia declares order restored after two days of fighting in Mogadishu
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Somalia reports restoration of order following two days of fighting in Mogadishu