Six individuals were killed in an attack on the Somali border: Kenny Police Conflict news

The police said the attack was carried out by the suspect fighters who launched an attack at dawn.

At least six police personnel were killed and four were injured after an attack on a police camp in Kenya by suspects from the Somalia Youth Group.

Kenny police said in a report on Sunday that the attack was implemented in Garissa Province, east of Kenya, on the border with Somalia.

The report added that the attackers launched an attack on Dawn on reserve soldiers in the camp and “used various weapons to bypass the camp.”

“Six deaths were confirmed with four injuries and in the hospital,” he said.

While young people have not yet commented on the attack, the group is repeatedly carried out across the border against military and civilian targets.

The attacks come a week after the US embassy issued a consultative warning, and the travelers warned against visiting some places in Kenya, including Garissa Province, along the border with Somalia, due to the threat of the attack.

For years, the youth, who are linked to al -Qaeda, are fighting to overthrow the central government in Somalia and establish its rule in the law based on its interpretation of Islamic law.

The last attack comes after the youth claimed responsibility for a roadside bomb near the Somalia Presidential Palace on Tuesday.

“In the battle of terrorism and in strengthening efforts towards peace and stability,” the deputy spokesman for the United Nations in favor of the Somali people said that the United Nations Secretary -General Antonio Guterres condemned the strong attack targeting the convoy and reaffirmed the United Nations support for the Somalia people and its government “in their battles against terrorism and in strengthening efforts towards peace and stability.”

The British embassy in the capital, Mogadishu, also condemned the attack and reaffirmed the support of the fight against terrorism in Somalia.

“The UK remains a fixed partner of the Somali government, as they fight violent extremists responsible for this hateful attack,” the embassy said in a statement.

Earlier in March, young fighters stormed hotel In the middle of Somalia, where government officials and tribal leaders were gathering to discuss efforts to control the group. It has been reported that many people died in the attack.