Somalia's protracted crisis
Somalias Prime Minister Mohamed Hussein Roble and President Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed have a longstanding dispute over the long-delayed elections.
There are constant fears that their squabbling could erupt into violence amid a split in the countrys security forces. The following remarks by Prime Minister Roble are indicative of divided loyalties within the countrys security forces.
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