U.S. training Somali troops to fight Al Qaeda subsidiary al-Shabab
An urgent fight is underway in Somalia against one of the world’s biggest terror threats, as U.S. forces train Somali troops in combat to target al-Shabab, the Al Qaeda subsidiary responsible for deadly attacks across Africa. NBC News’ Courtney Kube has exclusive access with U.S. forces.
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