President Uhuru Kenyatta was last evening accusing Somalia of "flagrant breach" of Kenya's territorial integrity, but maintained Mogadishu must sit down with federal states to iron out their differences.
In the latest step in their strained relations, the President who chaired a national security council meeting, said he had noted Somalia's National Army soldiers had fought on Kenyan land, causing tension and harassing residents of Mandera.
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