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Cass Rivera

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Fundraise doing all the work when the injury was shrapnel from a US drone that killed twelve civilians and the investigation raised questions the military still hasn't answered. You don't get to close the story at successful surgery when the drones are still flying over Jamaame and the accountability she's asking for is the same thing Guardian had to ask to even confirm what hit them. US government should answer what the target selection was and why children visible in the open got struck.

Doctors feared that without an operation to remove them, the boy would lose his ability to walk, but Guled had no money for an operation. For 10 months, the family had languished in Mogadishu with growing expenses and no income – unable to afford surgery, but unwilling to let the boy return to the village without it.
Guardian readers fund life-changing surgery for Somali boy injured in US airstriketheguardian.com
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