I just introduced the Republic of Somaliland Independence Act to formally recognize Somaliland as an independent nation. For more than three decades, Somaliland demonstrated the kind of governance, stability, and cooperation that America should support. Foreign adversaries are on the march in Africa and around the globe, and it’s in our national interest to strengthen relationships with partners who share our values and contribute to our security – whenever and wherever prudent."
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@khatumokeen One Clan belongs everything so called somalia claiming.
No chance to get back and give what we offer you.
If not recognizing the Republic of Somaliland next 100 years.
We won't share nothing else,
But you all my enemy.
@Osman_estate You may Use foreign army
However that army strong,
The long run they'll loose the consequences.
History thought us.
Markaa Doqonimadu waa khalad lagu Celcelinayo
Tii oo laga rabo Nijaax.
@DavidGreenhh No longer interested UK Government in Somaliland.
People are aware UK policy toward Somaliland.
Sooner or later UK will regret this move.
@VictoryShire We weren't part of so called failed State of Somalia.
International Community was Witnesses how it Took place the Election in the Republic of Somaliland.
Now
We are recognized Country and many more will come inshallah.
Therefore Xamareey Xaarkaaga Sido.
Waxaas bay Caalamku Garan la, yihiin inaaney Mudneyn in la gudoonsiiyay Sharcigayagii Dal.
Waxaa la gaadhay wakhtigii Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland la Aqoonsan lahaa.
Wuxuushtana Guumeysigii lagu celin lahaa.
🚨 BREAKING: SOMALIA’S EMBASSY IN SERBIA TURNS INTO AMBASSADOR’S “PERSONAL PROPERTY” IN SHOCKING LEAKED AUDIO
A leaked recording has exposed an extraordinary confrontation inside Somalia’s diplomatic mission in Serbia, with the ambassador appearing to treat the embassy premises as his personal property while refusing entry to newly appointed Consul General Gallad.
In perhaps the most astonishing part of the recording, the ambassador tells Gallad that Somalia has nothing to do with the building, insisting that the Somali government does not pay its rent and ordering the consul to leave.
“This is not owned by Somalia… Go to your home. I told you, do not come here.”
Gallad, despite being Somalia’s newly appointed Consul General, can be heard pleading to enter with his luggage because he has nowhere else to go.
An ambassador effectively telling another senior Somalian diplomat that Somalia has nothing to do with its supposed embassy premises raises extraordinary questions about who controls the building, who pays for it, and how the mission is being managed.
Extending recognition to a separatist state could violate principles if it were created along racist lines (like Rhodesia) or violated the UN Charter (Republika Srpska or N. Cyprus). But nothing in international law prohibits the recognition of Somaliland
https://t.co/qO9lhBAsIH
Report from @washingtonpost that @DeptofWar is reviewing alternatives to #USA🇺🇲 Persian Gulf bases after #Iran🇮🇷 conflict vulnerabilities. Time to look at #Somaliland: stable, friendly to #Israel🇮🇱 & has #Africa’s longest runway near #RedSea entrance.
https://t.co/iUg1Iv2wXj
6 reasons U.S. recognition of Somaliland is becoming possible:
1️⃣ Trump “Under study.”
2️⃣ Israel has recognized Somaliland.
3️⃣ Congress is pushing recognition.
4️⃣ Berbera has major strategic value.
5️⃣ Somaliland offers U.S. military access.
6️⃣ Taiwan/China competition matters.
@umutcagrisariii We are not talking about Turkish mistreated Kurdistan people and Armenian genocide.
We talking about our history of independence with no legal Union with Somalia.
And back our sovereignty.
I hope you will ratify your Hippocratic nonsense.