Ethiopian planes bomb Somali areas - witnesses


BAIDOA, Somalia (Reuters) - Ethiopian planes dropped bombs and fired missiles on two locations in Somalia on Sunday, witnesses said, as fighting between Somali Islamists and their Ethiopian-allied rivals raged for a sixth day. 

There was no immediate word from Ethiopia, which has said it would make public any intention of war against the Islamists, or from the Somali interim government. 

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