كما حذرنا إخواننا في السعودية منذ عشر سنوات من شر الحوثي وخطره على مكة والمدينة : نحذرهم اليوم من ترمب ونتنياهو لاستغلال ( فتنة الحوثي) الحالية في الضغط على السعودية لقبول الانخراط في (اتفاقات أبراهام).
Suudi Arabistan'da cami imamı, bölgedeki ABD politikasına yönelik kınaması ve eleştirisi nedeniyle tutuklandı Hatta hutbeyi bitirmesine bile izin vermediler.
Suudlar abd'nin çadır bekçisidir
I appeal to Arab countries and all Muslim nations:
The naked and savage nature of the joint attacks on Iran by Trump and Netanyahu is not confined to the Iranian people alone—it affects all Arab countries. Their intention is to provoke a war between Arab countries and Iran, a conflict in which Iran could target and destroy their oil fields, leaving Arab nations weakened, impoverished, and underdeveloped.
Therefore, I advise all Arab and Muslim countries not to cooperate with Netanyahu and Trump against Iran. Remain neutral, and instead seek ways to de-escalate tensions and work toward a final, mutually beneficial solution. May Allah protect us a https://t.co/zU5VnXkKlx
Allah Akbar
Hambalyo Madaxweyne.
Ilaahay Waxan baryaya in u xilka ku gu Asturo, kuna Xafido.
Cadaaladana ku waafijiyo
Akhirana ha Elaawin
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Article 39 of Ethio constitution & Ethio Regional self determinations.
The Horn of Africa is teetering, and Israel's quiet nod to Somaliland might just be the crack that spreads.
See, for years Ethiopia's held this patchwork nation together by sheer grit over eighty ethnic groups crammed under one flag, each nursing old grudges and fresh dreams. Article thirty nine dangles there like a loaded gun, any region can vote to walk away if enough locals say yes. Sounds tidy on paper, but run that thread through Oromo, Amhara, Somali, Tigray, and suddenly Addis Ababa's staring at its own breakup blueprint.
Take Amhara first. Right now their highlands look more like a war zone than a province. Fano fighters roam from Wollo to Gondar, flying green yellow & red flags nobody flew in twenty years. They talk about Romeo not as myth but blueprint, a reborn kingdom stretching from Lake Tana to Eritrea's border, maybe even snatching bits of Oromia. Leaders in Bahir Dar already whisper 'referendum' when cameras roll off, pointing to Somaliland's gamble. If Israel keeps the door cracked, why shouldn't Fano knock louder?
Slide east to the Somali Region. Ogaden to the locals. AlShabaab creeps in from Kenya, Liyu Police turn checkpoints into shakedowns, and clan elders still hum tunes about joining Mother Somalia. Remember two, oh two one? A ragtag convoy rolled to Jijiga waving stars and crescents, begging Mogadishu to swallow them whole. Ethiopia crushed that march, but if Somaliland cashes in, oil rigs humming Turkish flags, foreign envoys sipping tea in Hargeisa, those same elders will dust off the map. Article thirty nine isn't theory here, it's a countdown.
Then there's Tigray, the ghost at the table. After two years of bombs and blockades, Mekelle's street signs now read 'Republic of Tigray' in defiant Tigrinya. Leaders say they won't secede yet, want Abiy to bleed first but scroll their Telegram channels and you'll see mock flags, mock anthems, mock parliaments.
One leaked memo even floated Article thirty nine as Plan B if Pretoria talks die. Give them a Somaliland victory parade on CNN, and those mocks turn real quick. Flip the lens wider. Ethiopia's army is bone tired divisions split between Amhara, OLA ambushes in West Oromia, Eritrea watching every border like a hawk. If three regions bolt at once, who's manning the trenches?
Economic collapse follows, coffee farms burned, foreign cash dries up, the birr tanks harder than two, oh two two. Neighbours pounce. Egypt laughs over GERD, Sudan grabs the fertile north, Gulf states auction off ports.
Yet here's the twist. Independence talk sounds bold at midnight rallies, but daylight brings math port fees, refugee floods, no one recognising your new stamps. Somaliland's waiting on that same cliff. Israel shouted first, but silence from Washington, Brussels, even Addis means Hargeisa's still a ghost town to airlines. So Israel's nudge isn't just a flag on a map it's a whisper through every rebel radio. 'If they can, why can't we?'
Add in drought, youth mobs, pastors versus imams, and you've got a region where one spark can torch the last four decades. Ethiopia won't vanish overnight, empires die slow. But give it two recognition. Somaliland, then say, Amhara and the dominoes don't ask permission. They'll fall, loud and ugly, until the Horn's a dozen mini states bickering over sand and salt. Middle of the night, huh?
Perfect time to wonder if tomorrow's headline reads 'Romeo declares' or just 'Abiy begs' @AbiyAhmedAli
Either way, history's warming up.
A Hirad
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I’m glad people are finally opening their notebooks and actually studying northern Somalia and its clans. The secessionist one-clan enclave has been spreading false claims that it controls the entire north, when in reality every clan controls its own cities. People should read about what happened on 25 August 2023, when the secessionists were driven out of the blue-marked area Khaatumo which is now officially recognized by the federal government.
Türkiye, Lasgari'de askeri üs inşaatını hızlandırıyor
İsrail'in Somaliland'da bir askeri üs kurma hamlesi, Türkiye'yi Somali hükümeti altında Kuzeydoğu Somali Yönetimi'nin bir parçası olan Lasgaray'da bir askeri üs inşasını hızlandırmaya teşvik etti