".. the foreign soldiers in flagrant breach and total disregard of international laws and conventions engaged in aggressive and belligerent activities by harassing and destroying properties of Kenyan citizens living in the border town of Mandera," Uhuru said on Wednesday.
"...cease and desist from the unwarranted provocations and focus on managing your internal affairs."
Uhuru said Somalia should manage the affairs for the welfare of its people by defeating terrorism and advancing the cause of peace, security and stability in the region.
"The baseless accusations and invalid allegations made by Somalia that Kenya is interfering with Somalia’s internal affairs are part of a growing and persistent pattern of ill intent to use Kenya as a scapegoat," he said.
"....and a tool to justify challenges in Somalia for political reasons. Kenya will not accept to be used in that manner."
Uhuru asked Somalia to stop the smear campaign and commit the energy to deliver leadership and prosperity to its people.
"Kenya has paid a heavy price and continues to make notable investments to peace and security in Somalia. Kenya therefore joins calls by the United Nations and other regional and international partners urging Somalia to urgently and exhaustively seek broad political consensus," he said.
