Cabdisalan Cilmi

Phd candidate.

[Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman @SenateForeign]

The horrors in Darfur’s El-Fasher were no accident — they were the RSF's plan all along. The RSF has waged terror and committed unspeakable atrocities, genocide among them, against the Sudanese people. The RSF must be called what it is: a foreign terrorist organization and officially designated as one. America is not safer, secure or more prosperous with the RSF slaughtering thousands.

[Thomas van Linge @ThomasVLinge]

MASSACRE IN SUDAN 🇸🇩.

More videos are surfacing of the RSF slaughtering people following the fall of the city of El Fasher.

I won't post the video here, only screenshots, but I'll post the link to the footage below.

[Mark Townsend @TownsendMark]

The 528-day siege of El Fasher: Guardian investigation reveals how the UAE denied life-saving aid to the starving city and why the West failed to help. https://t.co/hYQ5dYfPL2

[Cameron Hudson @_hudsonc]

New estimates that at least 1500 civilians were killed in the RSF’s initial assault on ZamZam camp in April with the investigation unfinished and the count likely even higher, making it the 2nd largest war crime after Geneina. Sadly shocking,not surprising https://t.co/osuL4ezdEk

[Mohanad @MohanadElbalal]

🚨 A UAE owned strategic drone bombed a tent of a displaced family in Atbarah last night. Killing a mother and her 4 children only the father survived. This is the world we live in where the richest people in the world are allowed to terrorise and victimise the most vulnerable with zero consequence

[Cabdisalan Cilmi @cilmiceel]

How Abu Dhabi built an axis of secessionists across the region https://t.co/NSHW7IP9KP

[Abdiwahab Sheikh Abdisamad @AbdiwahabSheik7]

The inter-clan conflicts happening across Somalia are deeply troubling, especially during such a critical time when the nation is facing external threats and challenges to its sovereignty. It is heartbreaking to see internal divisions weakening the fabric of a country that already endures so much.

Unity is not just a moral imperative—it is a necessity for survival. If Somalis do not come together to stand as one, the nation risks being overtaken by those who wish to see it erased from history. Internal conflicts only serve to distract from the real enemies and exacerbate suffering for innocent people.

It is time for the leaders, elders, and all communities to set aside their differences, prioritize the collective good, and unite against external threats. History has shown that strength lies in solidarity. Without it, a nation risks fading into irrelevance. Let us pray for peace, wisdom, and unity to prevail in Somalia.

[Cabdisalan Cilmi @cilmiceel]

@umutcagrisari Do you think that you are an African or somali expert 🤔 . Especially in 2 or 3 years 😄.(former Iran expert)

[Ali H. Warsame @alihwarsame]

A tragic event has occurred in #Kulub #village, located in #Puntland, #Somalia, where massive sand dunes have engulfed and buried key buildings, including a school and a medical facility.

Many areas along the coast of the #Mudug region face similar issues. It is crucial to take swift action to protect the remaining areas before it's too late.
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[Todd Schoenberg @ToddSchoenberg]

After the "Somaliland" militia lost the Battle of Lasanod, Musa Bihi and his close associates, who share tribal leanage, attended a large-scale meeting to reach a decision to surrender to Ethiopia.

They decided between the Somali government to handle over their administration or to submit to Ethiopia and take over the territory so that their administration could be protected.

After that conference, officials were sent to Ethiopia on February 4, 2024, including General Abdisamad Abdillahi Diiriye (Gamgam) and Nuh Tani, who established a comprehensive deal with the Ethiopian army to ensure that Ethiopia gives full security from the SSC-Khatumo and Somali government.

It is worth noting that the Somali government has nothing to do with the devastation and collapse of so-called "Somaliland", but it was the SSC-Khatumo administration that ended the attempt to separate from Somalia.

People of Somalia and the current government don't underestimate the struggle in the north of Somalia; it is not an issue based on tribes or the British colonial marking a border. It is a war that is founded on the fact that Ethiopia is entering Somalia via dishonest means, an attempt to annex Somali shores to fulfill the dreams of Emperor Dawit II.

@TheVillaSomalia @AhmedMofiqi @SomaliPM @MFASomalia_

[Todd Schoenberg @ToddSchoenberg]

Many lies have been told by Ethiopia, but the worst one is the proposition of an utterance that our population is 120 million, which is far from the truth. The population count in Ethiopia from the most recent census was done in 2007, and the recorded population stood at 58 million. As for the number of poor, it should be noted that the government greatly exaggerated this number to draw donors for the provision of humanitarian aid. But actually, the population of Ethiopia is not nearly as significant as the population of the last time Ethiopia did any census, and that was 17 years ago.

This country has had civil strife, and in the process, millions have been killed by compatriots. Many people have succumbed to disease and hunger, and many have fled the country. Their actual population is estimated to be 67 million.

It is politically immature to say that your large population requires access to the sea. Most of the states belong to the continental block, yet they do not demand a port and a coastline at the expense of their neighbors. The political leadership of Somalia needs to provide forceful and proactive leadership to the people of Somalia and do nothing in particular that gravitates the country toward appeasement. This entails not bowing to outrageous Ethiopian thugs who employ acts of violence and engage in bullying, and it also entails using the local tribal enclave "Somaliland" to leverage pressure on Somalia in order to make them surrender.

A truly Somali nationalist leader would not be bothered by Ethiopian problems and concerns but rather see them as unrelated to Somali affairs. The size of your population does not matter to Somalia; the direction of development that Ethiopia is heading has no meaning to Somalia since the nation has been able to prosper itself without trading with Ethiopia.
@HassanSMohamud @MFASomalia @AhmedMoFiqi @SomaliPM @AbiyAhmedAli @PMEthiopia

[Larry Madowo @LarryMadowo]

RECEIPTS: Ethiopian Airlines called me a liar, so I tracked down the passenger in my viral video who was offloaded for a minister.

ET called police on Aisha and her husband, forced them to delete their videos & left them stranded in Addis for 24hrs. They’ve received no apology

[Fawzia Yusuf H. Adam @FawziaYusufAdam]

Waxaan halkan idinkula wadagayaa shir jaraa’id oo aan ugu magac daray #Garnaqsi Waxana uga hadlay halka uu marayo tartanka aan ugu jiro Guddoomiyaha Midowga Africa.

Dhammaan ummadda Soomaliyeed Waxaan uga mahadnaqayaa sida ay markasta ii garab taaganyihiin. Guul Soomaliya.

https://t.co/aBBE8LVRwv

[Cabdisalan Cilmi @cilmiceel]

@AbdisalamAato 50 jir in u qof Caayo mushaar ku qaadana wa wax cusub 😄.

[Elham Ishmael ✍︎ @EIshmael_]

The Somali government and the Mogadishu Mayor's office are making money off the dead. First, yesterday, they were destroying the cemetery and people were asked to take the corpses of their loved ones. Today, police are standing at the entrance of the cemetery, asking people to go to the municipality to obtain a letter of consent that costs $25.

[Yabarow Media @YabarowMedia]

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has enlisted Islamic scholars to justify the removal of graves for land sales to businessmen. These scholars argue that relocating graves is permissible under Islamic law if it serves a greater public or economic benefit. This approach aims to balance economic development with religious principles, reducing public dissent and garnering support from the community.

[Dr. Ali Faqi @FaqiAlis]

Matt Bryden is well-known for his strong bias against Somalia. He receives financial support from a special interest group, which influences his actions.

It is interesting to note that three years ago, when he was spreading false information about Somali soldiers being deployed to fight Tigrinya forces under the Eritrean government, the opposition in Mogadishu was actually supporting him and chanting his slogans.

His stance on Somalia will never change, but he will always try to manipulate the critics of the FGS.

However, keep mind this Italian proverb, "Il Lupo perde Il pelo ma non Il vizio," which translates to "The wolf may change its fur, but not its vice."

[Todd Schoenberg @ToddSchoenberg]

Somalia's leadership has been criticized for lacking strategic planning and associating with individuals known for misconduct, failing to achieve significant milestones, and lacking clear objectives, despite their questionable moral attributes. As a result, critical issues in the country remain unresolved, and the well-being of its citizens has not seen improvement. For significant progress in Somalia, it is crucial for the leadership to transition to individuals committed to the nation's advancement and possessing the integrity and skills required for effective governance.

 Matt Bryden is known for spreading false information and actively promoting deceptive narratives to serve his own interests. This @Dibjir has continuously promoted misinformation about Somalia. He advocated for the division of Somalia, citing reasons related to political instability and regional conflicts. This individual, along with others engaged in severe misconduct, has been banned from entering Somalia, and he has been convicted by a court for charges of espionage and incitement of violence.

The newly inaugurated president held a celebratory event for his election and extended an invitation to the individual convicted by a Somali court, demonstrating a lack of regard for upholding the nation's legal framework. Recently, it came to our attention that he has openly criticized Somalia and its leaders, actively campaigning for the nation's destruction on Ethiopian TV. Friends who are dangerous to the country should not be invited. By allowing people who have been convicted of crimes against the country to attend official events, you risk undermining the legal system and compromising the well-being of the citizens. @TheVillaSomalia @SomaliPM @MoIFARSomalia @MFASomalia

[Cabdisalan Cilmi @cilmiceel]

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