The Somali Armed Forces confirmed on Monday that they entered the city of Baidoa after brief clashes with forces loyal to the president of South West State. The statement said that the army established control over the city after pro-president units were expelled. Military officials emphasized that the operation was carried out with minimal civilian casualties. Somali authorities stated that the army's actions aim to strengthen stability in the region. Humanitarian organizations continue to operate in Baidoa, providing assistance to those affected by the clashes.