Israel Recognizes Somaliland As Sovereign State, Somalia Condems It As Aggression
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Slovenia, which recognized Palestinian statehood earlier this year, responded directly to the US claims
Samuel Zbogar, Slovenia's ambassador to the UN, told the Council:
"I have to raise the issue of Palestine in comparison as raised by the US. Slovenia recognized Palestine as an independent state. We did so in response to undeniable right of Palestinian people to self determination. We did so in response to undeniable right of Palestinian people to self determination. Palestine is not part of any state. It is an illegally occupied territory as declared by the ICJ, among others. Palestine is also an observer state in this organization. Somaliland, on the other hand, is part of a UN member state and recognizing it goes against article 2, paragraph 4 of the UN Charter."
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Ethiopia has also been quietly destabilising the region they are rumoured to be hosting RSF camps on the border of blue nile state.
If a war pops off
It’s Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Eritrea, Egypt, West Libya, Turkey, Houthis, recognised Yemen government and other Arab states v UAE, Israel, Ethiopia, South Yemen, Somaliland, Puntland, East Libya, RSF
Israel really is trying to blow up the Red Sea so that they are the only hegemon in the region.
It’s all connected.Ethiopia has also been quietly destabilising the region they are rumoured to be hosting RSF camps on the border of blue nile state.
If a war pops off
It’s Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Eritrea, Egypt, West Libya, Turkey, Houthis, recognised Yemen government and other Arab states v UAE, Israel, Ethiopia, South Yemen, Somaliland, Puntland, East Libya, RSF
Israel really is trying to blow up the Red Sea so that they are the only hegemon in the region.
Somalis in Yemen protesting
Somalis protesting in Las Anood. Somaliland lost this territory in 2023. The state authorities have pledged to Somalia’s federal government.
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Israeli journalists in Hargeisa. Looks like they went to Ethiopia and crossed the border. Or flew in with their 2nd passports that aren’t Israeli. Israeli journalists tried using FlyDubai but can’t board the flight due to the eVisa requirement.
Djibouti and Somaliland falling out
Hassan Sheikh interviewed by Al Jazeera Arabic.
Somalia government ministers showing incompetence