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Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) - News: ONLF Does not Collaborate with Al-Shabab

Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) - News: ONLF Does not Collaborate with Al-Shabab: "The assertion that ‘Residents said militiamen of the Ethiopian rebel group the Ogaden Liberation Front (OLF) helped al-Shaabab drive out government forces from Yeed town in the Bakool region, and 'Al Shabaab and OLF militias took Yeed town from us,' by Bakool region's governor , Abdi Mohamed, told to Reuters is baseless and outright lie. It is a plot hatched by Meles regime that is intended to link ONLF with Alshabab in a bid to make Ogaden National Liberation Front’s a subject of international censure. No ONLA units took part in any operation near Yeed."

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