The United Nations has suspended its flights to one region in Somalia after Al-Shabaab terrorists captured one of its helicopters.
Al-Shabaab captured a UN helicopter in a region in Somalia after it crash landed on Wednesday.
At the time of the “crash”, the chopper had nine passengers.
Those in the chopper were not UN personnel but third-party contractors.
Consequently, the global organization opted to suspend flights to the area surrounding the sight where the chopper was captured.
The incident took place at a sight that is around 70kms from Dhusamareb, the capital of the regional state of Galmudug.
