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Bashir Ali Salad "Bashir Bililiqo" بشير علي صلاة "بشير بليليق | |
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| Died | 12th May 1992 |
| Political party | Somali Patriotic Movement |
Bashir Ali Salad "Bashir Bililiqo" (Somali: Bashiir Cali Salaat "Bashiir Bililiqo"). was a Colonel in the Somali National Army and the founder of the Somali Patriotic Movement.
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