Chaos and Intervention: The Somali Crisis of the 1990s

This chapter examines the tumultuous landscape of Somalia in the early 1990s, shedding light on the US-led humanitarian efforts amidst civil unrest and the collapse of governance. It portrays the complicated dynamics of military interventions by various foreign forces, including the challenges faced by journalists covering the conflict. The narrative also highlights key figures and events, emphasizing the tragic consequences of the chaos, particularly the Bloody Monday Massacre, and the impact on international perceptions and reactions.