@MadaxtooyadaJSL A strong and statesmanlike message. The emphasis on “sovereign status,” “sovereign partner,” “Republic of Somaliland,” and “international recognition” reflects a clear and confident political vision. Overall, it is a measured, diplomatic, and forward-looking speech.
@MohamudHAbdi If you truly support liberty, rule of law, and democracy, those principles must be applied consistently.
Somaliland has shown peace, stability, and democracy for decades. Ignoring its right to self-determination while praising these values elsewhere is inconsistent.
@AliApdirah95025@MiddleEast_24 Stop using a fake identity for propaganda. Have respect and don’t be ashamed to state your real country. If your argument needs deception, it is already weak. Stick to facts.
@MiddleEast_24 Languages are not political. Hebrew is a language of communication and culture, not a symbol to twist for agendas. Different opinions are fine, but facts shouldn’t be replaced with interpretations.
@AFRICANDEMOC Curses and hatred solve nothing. Nations are built through dialogue, vision, stability, and development — not insults or misinformation. Somaliland’s history is shaped by our ancestors and carried forward through resilience from generation to generation.
@SUPERSOMALI252 Peace isn’t built on land swaps or pressure. Sovereignty and international law come first. Sea access should come through cooperation—not redrawn borders. Stability requires dialogue, not zero-sum politics.
@Osman_estate What Trump said about Somalia is true a country known for warlordism, lawlessness, piracy and dishonesty. No one can fix it from outside. The world is simply exhausted.
@robletv_@MiddleEast_24 Why did Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Qatar fail to support a stable Somali government earlier? Somaliland’s ties with Israel may have influenced their inaction, while regional instability and arms flows continue to fuel insecurity in the Horn of Africa.
@adalY161 @RoblyXNews24 Past service under Siad Barre does not erase Somaliland’s long history of independence. Somaliland existed before Somalia and has full legal and historical legitimacy. Its sovereignty and right to self-determination are non-negotiable.
@RoblyXNews24 President Irro is right: Somaliland existed long before Somalia. Somaliland holds its rightful seat, backed by law and history. Somalia has no authority to speak for it. Respect for Somaliland’s sovereignty and right to self-determination is non-negotiable.
@RoblyXNews24 Somaliland chooses its own partners. Somalia may pursue its own diplomacy, but it cannot speak for Somaliland. Sovereignty must be respected.