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The closing of the account is likely to keep al-Shabab off Twitter only temporarily. Analysts and governments can use the rebels’ Twitter postings to gather intelligence, but militants can use the accounts to spread propaganda and recruit fighters. The extremists’ use of Twitter has upsides and downsides, say terrorism analysts. Twitter’s terms of service says it does not allow specific threats of violence against others in its posts. Twitter in January suspended al-Shabab’s previous account two days after the group used the platform to announce a death threat against Kenyan hostages. experts believe the person running the English-language account is a British member of al-Shabab. A United Nations report on Somalia released last month said U.N. Al-Shabab uses Twitter mainly to make claims of enemy kills and to spread its view of events in Somalia and East Africa. The closure comes only days after al-Shabab claimed a failed assassination attempt against Somalia’s president and tweeted that the next time the president wouldn’t be so lucky. NAIROBI, Kenya - The flagship Twitter account of al-Shabab, Somalia’s al-Qaida-linked terror group, was closed Friday for the second time this year, less than 24 hours after a U.S.-based terrorism expert reported violations of Twitter’s terms of service.

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