“When the Americans admitted it, they scratched our scars,” said Dahir. It’s not that simple to just admit it and move on.” Such a horrible thing happened to my family. We want compensation and we want acknowledgement. “We haven’t had power and means other than to show the Americans that we want our rights,” said Abdi Dahir, another brother of Lul’s. The relatives of civilian casualties talk about compensation, but they talk about recognition as well.
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None could recall participating in substantive conversations about how to manage cases of confirmed civilian casualties, including seven former security advisors and intelligence chiefs who had their positions during or after the Trump administration relaxed the rules to prevent civilian casualties in U.S. Command in Africa (AFRICOM), and the CIA. government or received a condolence payment, as well as several former Somali officials who worked closely with the U.S. military, who said that none of them have personally heard from the U.S. VICE World News spoke with three of the four families of those killed by the U.S. This comes to a total of five admitted deaths and eight injuries. has taken responsibility for a total of four incidents of civilian casualties: Three incidents involving civilian deaths and injuries and one incident with civilian injuries and no deaths. airstrike in Somalia took place on January 7, 2007. Representatives from the family, including Dahir, said that they have never heard from the U.S. military publicly acknowledged killing in Somalia. Dahir’s sister and niece were the first civilians the U.S.
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