When did the Mogadishu bombings occur?
Q: When did the Mogadishu bombings occur?
A: The Mogadishu bombings occurred on October 14, 2017.
Q: How many people were killed in the suicide truck bomb attack?
A: The suicide truck bomb attack killed 587 people.
Q: Was this attack the worst terrorist attack in Somalia's history?
A: Yes, this attack was Somalia's worst terrorist attack.
Q: Were there any other bombings in Mogadishu on the same day as the suicide truck bomb attack?
A: Yes, a car bombing killed two people and a minivan exploded without casualties on the same day.
Q: Who was responsible for the Mogadishu bombings?
A: Al-Shabaab, an Islamic extremist group, claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Q: Was there any specific reason given for the Mogadishu bombings?
A: There is no specific reason given for the Mogadishu bombings, but it is believed to be a response to increased military pressure from Somali and international forces.
Q: How did the bombings affect Mogadishu?
A: The bombings caused extensive damage to buildings in the area, as well as numerous injuries and deaths. The attacks also heightened insecurity and fear in the city.
