16:00, 12 September 2012 Wednesday
Somalia's al Shabaab claim responsibility for hotel blasts
"(Al Shabaab) successfully targets a hotel near the airport in Mogadishu where a high profile meeting was being held," the insurgent group said on its official Twitter handle.
World Bulletin / News Desk
Somalia's al Shabaab fighters carried out a bomb attack on Wednesday that targeted a Mogadishu hotel where the president and Kenya's visiting foreign minister were holding a news conference, the group said.
"(Al Shabaab) successfully targets a hotel near the airport in Mogadishu where a high profile meeting was being held," the insurgent group said on its official Twitter handle.
Somalia's new President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Kenyan Foreign Minister Sam Ongeri were not hurt in the attack.
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