Soomaaliyey Maqal; waxan la hadlayaa, mucaarad iyo muxaafid, siyaasi, Culimada, askari, ganacsade, dhaqan, arkday dhamaan, dalku badbaado ayuu u baahan yahay.
Waxan ka codsanayaa, Madaxweyne XSM iyow dowlada federalka in ay qofkasta oo badbaadada dalka wax ku kordhin kara u yeerto. Barnaamijka doorashooyinka iyo wax ka bedelka dastuurkana dib u dhigto, ushana isku meel laga wada qabsado.
Waxa kaloon ka codsanayaa madaxda maamul goboleedyada in ay kaalin tooda ka qaataan baraarujinta bulsha weynta Soomaaliyeed ooy diraan fariin dalka lagu badbaadinayo. Maamul iyo degma Soomaaliya ka mida oo badbaadeysaa ma jirto hadii Villa Soomaaliya gacanta argagixisada gasho.
Xasuusin: Taliban Afganistaan iyo Xayat Taxriir Shaam Siiriya, waqti hore ayay sheegeen in ay Alqaacida iskaga baxeen. Lkn, Alshabab weli waxay ka tirsan yihiin ururka Alqacida, waxayna marqaati u tahay meesha ay Soomaaliya u wadaan. Alshabaab diyaar uma ahan dowladnimo Soomaaliyana ma aqoonsana.
RABI TALA KU FILAN.
@ZJeyte26 If this statement is true, it is a clear violation of the sovereignty of Somalia and Djibouti. No nation can accept being forcibly placed under another's control. Any such plan would bring instability to the Horn of Africa and is completely unacceptable. Somalia and Djibouti
"Saudi Arabia & Israel planned a decade ago to bring Somalia & Djibouti under Ethiopia. In 2015, Saudi proposed the idea in Israel, calling it 'Integrating the Horn of Africa under Ethiopia’s leadership.' Gen. Anwar Eshki said all Somali speakers should be ruled by Ethiopia."
Major blow to Al-Shabaab as the #Somali army ramps up operations in #Galgaduud. In recent days, nearly 100 militants have been killed, with several bases destroyed and areas liberated.#Somalia
Eastern Africa appears to be increasingly enmeshed in the dynamic geopolitics of the Red Sea region, as evidenced by the new alliance forming under the auspices of Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki, which is currently hosting Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi in Asmara, marking a notable diplomatic engagement.
This development comes three years after President Afwerki attempted to establish a tripartite coalition with Somalia and Ethiopia, an initiative that failed to sustain itself over time. The inclusion of Egypt in this new coalition introduces a fresh strategic dimension, reflecting the shifting balances of regional power and the diverse interests at play.
As these nations seek to deepen their collaboration, it is crucial to consider the possible implications for regional stability and economic integration. Adding Sudan's interim leader, Army General AAbdel Fattah al-Burhan, to this dialogue, could broaden the coalition’s scope and enhance prospects for fostering peace and cooperation across the region, yet it remains to be seen how this assembly will navigate the intricate web of alliances and rivalries inherent to the geopolitics of the Red Sea.