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Saguda47 said:
Surely true, hawa wakenya hawana ujuzi wa kivita kabisa lakini mbwembwe kibao
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wewe ji console Just know that in Somalia we are working for the UN and thus we have to follow rules and regulations like caring about civilian population avoid dropping bombs in high target areas with animal/civilians well in a war between two countries we won't here is how the first time Somalia tried to mess with Kenya Read how it went down


Shifta War

Date 1963–1967
Location North Eastern Province , Kenya, Jubaland Somalia's

Result: NFD became North eastern province Kenya

Who fought who?

Kenya

Northern Frontier District Liberation Movement

Somalia

Casualties and losses
17,000 bandits

4,200+Somali Army killed

1700 Kenyans killed


The Shifta War (1963–1967) was a
secessionist conflict in which ethnic Somalis in the Northern Frontier District (NFD) of Kenya (a region that is and has historically been almost exclusively inhabited by ethnic Somalis[2][3][4] ) attempted to join with their fellow Somalis in a Greater Somalia. The Kenyan government named the conflict "shifta", after the
Somali word for "bandit", as part of a propaganda effort. The Kenyan
counter-insurgency General Service Units forced civilians into "protected villages" (essentially concentration camps )[5] as well as killing a large number of livestock kept by the
pastoralist Somalis.
The war ended in the late summer of 1967 when
Muhammad Haji Ibrahim Egal , Prime Minister of the Somali Republic, signed a ceasefire with Kenya

The province thus entered a period of running skirmishes between the
Kenyan Army and Somali-backed
Northern Frontier District Liberation Movement (NFDLM) insurgents. One immediate consequence was the signing in 1964 of a Mutual Defense Treaty between Jomo Kenyatta's administration and the government of Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie .


At the outset of the war, the government declared a State of Emergency. This consisted of allowing security forces to detain people up to 56 days without trial, confiscating the property of communities allegedly in retaliation for acts of violence, and restricting the right to assembly and movement. A 'prohibited zone' was created along the Somali border, and the death penalty was made mandatory for unauthorised possession of firearms. "Special courts" without guarantee of due process were also created. The northeast—declared a "special district" – was subject to nearly unfettered government control, including the authority to detain, arrest or forcibly move individuals or groups, as well as confiscate possessions and land. [14] However, as part of its effort to reassure the public, the Voice of Kenya was warned not to refer to the conflict as a "border dispute", while a special government committee decided to refer to the rebels as "shiftas" to minimise the political nature of the war.




Over the course of the war, the new Kenyan government became increasingly concerned by the growing strength of the Somali military. At independence, Somalia had a weak army of 5,000 troops that was incapable of exerting itself beyond its borders. However, in 1963, the Somali government appealed for assistance from the Soviet Union, which responded by lending it about $32 million. By 1969, 800 Somali officers had received Soviet training, while the army had expanded to over 23,000 well-equipped troops. The Kenyan fear that the insurgency might escalate into an all-out war with phalanxes of well-equipped Somali troops was coupled with a concern about the new insurgent tactic of planting land mines.




The story gets interesting


In 1967, Kenyan fears reached a fever pitch, and a special government committee was created to prepare for a full-scale war with Somalia. The government also adopted a policy of compulsory
villagization in the war-affected area. In 1967, the populace was moved into 14 Manyattas , villages that were guarded by troops (some referred to them as concentration camps). East Africa scholar Alex de Waal described the result as "a military assault upon the entire pastoral way of life," as enormous numbers of livestock were confiscated or killed, partly to deny their use by the guerrillas and partly to force the populace to abandon their flocks and move to a Manyatta.
Thus, made destitute, many nomads became an urban underclass, while educated Somalis in Kenya fled the country. [14] The government also removed the dynastic Sultans, who were the traditional leaders, with low-ranking government-appointed chiefs.


Anthropologist John Baxter returned to the village in
Somalia District in Somalia on the border with Kenya that he had researched in 1953, and had this to say about the few non-Somali minority tribes that lived at the time alongside the Somali majority:
The war thus marked the beginning of decades of violent crackdowns and repressive measures by the police in the NFD coupled with trumped-up allegations and unsubtle innuendo on the part of the Kenyan media charging the region's almost exclusively Somali inhabitants with "banditry" and other vice. [19]
A particularly violent incident referred to as the Wagalla Massacre took place in 1984, when the Kenyan provincial commissioner ordered security forces to gather 5,000 men of the Somali
Degodia clan onto the airstrip at
Wagalla , Wajir , open fire on them, and then attempt to hide their bodies. In the year 2000, the government admitted to having killed 380 people, though independent estimates put the toll at over 2,000. [20]
Not until late 2000 and the administration of Provincial Commissioner Mohammoud Saleh – a Somali—was there a serious drop in violent activities, partially attributable to Saleh's zero tolerance policy towards abuse by security forces. Ironically, Saleh himself was the target of the local police, having been arrested and booked several times. Wearing plain clothes, Saleh was apparently mistaken for an ordinary inhabitant of the NFD. [8]


upon his arrival to Somalia the anthropogist said

In 1982, only a few fortunate ones still maintained themselves through stock pastoralism. Some 40 percent of the Boran and Sakuye of the District had been driven to peri-urban shanty villages in the new administrative townships. There, they eked out a bare subsistence, hanging around the petrol stations for odd jobs, hawking for miraa , making illicit alcohol, engaging in prostitution and the like.
Their way of life had been totally destroyed by the Kenyan forces who forced every one in the Somali buffer zone into a manyatta, killed their animals and abolished the sultan dynasties.
Somalis led a really poor life compared to a decade ago before Somalia's independence




so MiTZ chezeeni Kenya tu Ila itafika siku mtapaguza pabaya ndio mtatambua kwanini Somalia ilianguka


Ethiopia and Kenya signed a military pact in 1966 ....in 1967 shift a war ended in 1969 there was a coup in Somalia this was followed by 14 other attempted coups and in 1991 THE MOTHER OF ALL COUPS was organised in Somalia the country has never recovered till today

We will play politics and propaganda wars with all of you and finish you off even before we invade and place you all in detention and take your land and make it Kenyan


just know that Kenya spends

2.21bn$ on it's security today
The Kenya NSIS spends 157mn $ yearly FYI NSIS is a spy agency
Tanzanias military spends 357mn$ budget yearly


our KWS -KENYA WILDLIFE SERVICE - out spends your military


msi muone simba amenyeshewa mkadhania ni paka
 
Soma mwanajeshi wa ukweli hapa achana na wezi wa mkaa KDF.

SADC Chairperson Robert Mugabe remembering Brig General Hashim Mbita (Tanzanian) at the opening of SADC Extraordinary Summit in Zimbabwe.
President Mugabe hailed for honouring Brig-Gen Mbita

Tanzania: Hashim Mbita - First Order Freedom Fighter
BRIG. Gen (rtd) Hashim Mbita has just been honoured with the AU's first 'Son of Africa' Award. It follows an award of USD100,000.00 by Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe for his contribution to the African liberation struggle.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201410272780.html

 
SEYCHELLES REBELLION IS REPORTED QUELLED (1982)
The Seychelles press agency reported today that the mutiny had been crushed and that loyalist forces, backed by the Tanzanian forces who helped set up the Seychelles Army, had recaptured the radio station in Victoria, the capital.

During their occupation of the station, the soldiers broadcast demands for the dismissal of senior military men and threatened to kill more than 200 people they said they were holding hostage.

Initial reports said the rebels had professed loyalty to President France Albert Rene, but reporters who reached the mutineers were told that their leader, identified as Sgt. George Nichole, was pressing for the overthrow of the Rene Government.

Western diplomats in Victoria said today that there had been fierce fighting for the radio station. Tanzanian reinforcements were reportedly flown in overnight to assist loyalist forces. Fate of Hostages Unknown.
SEYCHELLES REBELLION IS REPORTED QUELLED

Soldiers From Tanzania Help Defend Seychelles, Aide Says (1981)
VICTORIA, the Seychelles, Dec. 30— Tanzanian troops are helping man airport and coastal defense positions after last month's coup attempt by mercenaries, Maj. James Michel, the Seychelles Information Minister, said today.

Major Michel, who is also Chief of Staff of the Seychelles Defense Forces, said Tanzanian soldiers, who had been training the Seychelles Army since 1977, had ''almost all gone home'' before the mercenaries attacked the airport on the main island of Mahe on Nov. 25.

''But right after the attack Tanzania sent combat troops and they are now supplementing our own defense forces at the airport and coastal defense positions to help us counter any future aggressions,'' Major Michel said. ''They will stay as long as is needed.''
Soldiers From Tanzania Help Defend Seychelles, Aide Says

 
MKWEPA KODI said:
Aisee Kenya wanajeshi kali sana, sisi tanzania tunawaogopa hatutajaribu kupigana na nyie
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Acha pumba wewe...video clip zisikufanye ukachanganyikiwa...uliza africa mashariki na kati jeshi kali ni lipi!? We hujiulizi kwann wanajeshi wa kongo wanaendaga "Monduli" kufundishwa "uOfficer" kwann sio kenya!? Hujiuliza m23 ilipigwa na kina nani..Kenya ni watoto kabisa kwa TZ na wasijichanganye maana tutawafanya kitu kibaya..
 
Kwenye WEST GATE ATTACK iliyofanywa na AL SHABAB yani wanajeshi badala ya kusaidia wanaingia SUPERMAKET na KUIBA VITU!!!(Ilioneshwa kwenye security cameras za supermarket).. Hii inatupa picha Jeshi la kenya ni la namna gani..VERY CORRUPTED ARMY ss nashangaa hawa wabongo wanaowasifia hawa watu wasiowajua..
 
Mkuu jifunze kutumia lugha nzuri
 
Dah kweli kk...ntajitahidi[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]
 
Miss Natafuta said:
ile ya alshabab mbona imetolewa you tube mkuu kama unayo ile ya live iweke ile waliua kdf yote al ade
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boss... si uambie magu awapeleke hao tpdf wakawajaribu al shabaab muone mziki mtakaoupata.mko peace keeping missions mwasema mko vitani..jaribuni burundi lakini msiwahi kosea mkatuchokonoa.jeshi lenu limesambaratika hata vifaa hamna..navy isiyoeleweka..airforce mchwara kiasi cha kwamba hata gsu yetu yaeza wabomoa.tz haipo popote kwa maswala ya kijeshi cz bado watoto nyinyi.piganeni na hao vibaka wacongo tu...hao ndo level yenu
 
mbona umepaniki mkuu?
 
Mmewahi kupigana na kushinda vita ipi? Then vita sio vifaa tu ni kuwa na best Lieutenants maana mtaleta ndege zenu zitashushwa kama vile ndege ashushwavyo na manati...muhimu tuombee tu nchi zetu zikae kwa amani tuepukane na vita..ila kwa angalizo tu Tanzania ni HATARI NA HODARI linapokuja suala la medani za kivita
 
we ata wafurahisha....ambia tpdf waende hizo peace keeping na manati au ung'ong'o ndo utajua vita ni silaha.hizo ndege utazishukisha kama huna vifaa...no body will ever rank tz ahead of kenya.nyinyi peke yenu ndo hushinda jf mkisema tpdf iko juu..outside your boundaries tpdf is just another army without weapons.outdated army iliyopigana kagera enzi izo
 

Hahahaha umenifanya nicheke sana.....ina maana hata kungekuwa na uwezekano wa meli kufika kwenye tukio wangezileta?
 

Burundi ya nn sisi twawataka nyie hapo(natania vita si nzuri)

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2K12 Kub or kama NATO wanavyoziita SA-6 GAINFUL.

in 1995 June 2 – An F-16C Fighting Falcon was shot down by a Serb 2K12 Kub SAM (NATO reporting name: SA-6 'Gainful') while on patrol over Bosnia.

Nyie hamna hata aina hiyo ya ndege ya kivita. SA-6 zipo za kumwaga Tanzania.
Pia usisahau kua tuna the best world MRLS za kumwaga A-100. Hizo tunaziweka tu maeneo ya Arusha, baada ya nusu saa Nairobi hakuna hata tofali la mjengo litabaki. A-100 inajeuri ya kutandika over 150km.

enjoy: World Military and Police Forces: Tanzania

utazikuta hapo na hizi ni vitu visivyo sensitive ndani ya Jeshi kwa kipindi zinaoneshwa, sasa hizo sensitive....?
 
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