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The Peace Process in Somalia (10670 words) |
 | Hussein Mohamed Aideed (hereafter Hussein Aideed), succeeded him in the leadership of the faction. |
| The Ethiopian government supported the group and the factions agreed that a conference would be held at the port town of Bosaso in the Northeast of Somalia, in mid 1997, to establish a central government and to overshadow the younger Aideed's claim of the presidency. |
| In the meantime, the Digil and Mirifle clans' territory was occupied by the USC - Hussein Aideed's faction; they were an unarmed population neglected by the UN and left to the prey of the cruel militiamen. |
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