What did George H.W. Bush intervene in Somalia?

George H.W. Bush intervened in Somalia in late 1992 primarily to address a severe humanitarian crisis caused by civil war and widespread famine. The U.S. led Operation Restore Hope, aimed at facilitating the delivery of food and aid to millions of starving civilians. The intervention was also motivated by the desire to stabilize the region and prevent further loss of life, as well as to ensure the safety of humanitarian workers. This operation marked a significant U.S. military involvement in Africa during his presidency.