Security forces in Somalia have arrested five African Union peacekeepers and 10 Somalis for allegedly selling military supplies. That's according to Somali police. The nationalities of the AU peacekeepers have yet to be announced. It's also not clear whether the arrested Somalis are part of the army or not. The African Union Mission took to Twitter, saying it's aware of the allegations. AMISOM is reportedly in touch with the Somali police to get more information.
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