Ras Kamboni, Somalia
Somalia
Ras Kamboni, Somalia connects to 379 other places across 6 topics through 27 Bunkabop connections, led by military history, government and the Somali Civil War. The town in Jubaland was the site of a battle in January 2007. It also links to the Ras Kamboni Brigades, an Islamist insurgent group that later merged into Hizbul Islam. Its strongest overlaps are with Somalia, Mogadishu and Ethiopia, followed by the United States.
Ras Kamboni Brigades
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Somalia | Mogadishu, Somalia
Constitutional crisis in Somalia
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Jubaland | Las Anod, Somalia
Muaskar Anole
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Ethiopia | Somalia | Asmara, Eritrea
2009 Baraawe raid
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: United States | Somalia | Mombasa, Kenya
Jabhatul Islamiya
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Ethiopia | Somalia | Somali Region | Abdulqaadir, Somaliland
9/11
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Delhi, India | Eugene, Oregon | Beirut Central District | Miranshah, Pakistan | Webster (village), New York
Transitional Federal Government
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Mogadishu, Somalia | Jubaland | Banaadir, Somalia | Afgooye, Somalia | Luuq, Somalia
2007 timeline of the War in Somalia
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: United States | Ethiopia | Somalia | Mogadishu, Somalia | Lower Shabelle
Jubaland
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Italy | Kenya | Ethiopia | Somalia | Somaliland
Kismayo
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: United States | Egypt | Tanzania | Somalia | Juba, South Sudan
aircraft carrier
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Kochi, India | Hainan | Yokosuka, Japan | San Diego County, California | Chuuk Lagoon
Hizbul Islam
Connects Ras Kamboni, Somalia to: Afghanistan | Somalia | Mogadishu, Somalia | Juba, South Sudan | Puntland