Abdillahi

Open minded😎

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

#BREAKING

The President of Somaliland has nominated @realDonaldTrump for the Nobel Peace Prize.

“I would like to thank the President of the United States for considering the recognition of the Republic of Somaliland. Today, I hereby declare that, as the President of Somaliland, I join global leaders in nominating President Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize.”

The President of Somaliland also expressed his gratitude to @SenTedCruz for his letter to President Trump urging recognition of Somaliland. In addition, he thanked @RepScottPerry for introducing the Somaliland Recognition Act.
@MiddleEast_24 @Newyork__i @POTUS @TiborPNagyJr

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@AhmedDohajog @HoehneVirgil @slmolsaf You're from Majeerteenia (Puntland). We're friends on Facebook, and I know you very well. How come you've become a Somalilander? Stop this stupidity and be proud of your desert villages.
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[Ministry of Labour, Social Affairs & Family @slmolsaf]

PRESS RELEASE
2nd July, 2026
Government of the Republic of Somaliland Reaffirms Its Sovereign Authority and Legal Position Regarding Dr. Markus Hoehne
Hargeisa, Republic of Somaliland
The Government of the Republic of Somaliland takes note of the recent conclusion of legal proceedings in the United Kingdom. The Government was not a party to those proceedings and therefore will not comment on the terms of any private settlement reached between the individuals concerned.

The Government nevertheless reaffirms its sovereign authority over all matters relating to its domestic legal, immigration, and border policies. Such decisions are made exclusively in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Somaliland and remain solely within the jurisdiction of its competent national institutions.

Dr. Markus Hoehne was deported from the Republic of Somaliland following documented concerns relating to the alleged abuse and exploitation of young girls. The Government determined that the circumstances warranted his immediate removal as an administrative measure to protect public order, public safety, and vulnerable members of society. That decision remains fully in force and has neither been rescinded nor withdrawn.

Should Dr. Markus Hoehne seek to re-enter the Republic of Somaliland at any time, he will be subject to the full application of Somaliland law. The Government will enforce all existing legal and administrative decisions and will take any lawful measures available under Somaliland law, including detention where legally justified and the initiation of any appropriate legal proceedings arising from the matters that led to his deportation.

The Government further notes that, since 2023, Dr. Hoehne has maintained a significant public presence on various social media platforms, where he has published commentary concerning Somaliland, its government, and its citizens, including allegations that the Government categorically rejects as false, misleading, and defamatory. The Government also observes that this period of public commentary has coincided with longstanding public discussions and scrutiny concerning aspects of Dr. Hoehne’s academic work, research methodology, and professional conduct, matters that have attracted criticism and debate over a number of years.

The Republic of Somaliland remains steadfast in its commitment to protecting vulnerable members of society, upholding the rule of law, defending its sovereignty, and safeguarding the dignity and reputation of its people and institutions against false and defamatory allegations. The Government will continue to act firmly and in accordance with the law to protect the rights, security, and interests of the Republic of Somaliland and its citizens.
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[easttowestt 🌍 @westtoeastt]

❌ Why the 1961 “Act of Union” Between Somaliland and the Republic of Somalia Fails to Meet International Legal Standards

The 1961 Atto di Unione, passed by the Mogadishu-based parliament, aimed to formalize a union between the independent State of Somaliland and the Republic of Somalia. However, from the perspective of international law, this union failed to meet the required conditions for a lawful, de jure merger of sovereign states.

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🛑 1. No Bilateral Ratification

Requirement: Both sovereign states must ratify a union law through their legitimate legislative or constitutional bodies.

Failure:
•The “Act of Union” was passed unilaterally by the National Assembly of the Republic of Somalia in January 1961.
•The State of Somaliland had passed its own version of a union bill in June 1960, but this was never legally harmonized or jointly ratified.
•The two acts had different wording and legal frameworks.

➡️ This violates the principle of reciprocal consent, making the union legally defective.

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🛑 2. No Binding Bilateral Treaty

Requirement: Sovereign states must sign a mutual treaty of union, recognized under international law.

Failure:
•There was no treaty signed between the two sovereign governments.
•There exists only a unilateral Somali law applied retroactively, not a joint constitutional instrument.

➡️ This falls short of the treaty requirement under customary international law (Vienna Convention, Article 6).

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🛑 3. Retroactive Legislation

Requirement: Union must be legally enacted before or at the moment of merger—not retroactively.

Failure:
•The Atto di Unione was passed on 31 January 1961, but claimed to take effect retroactively from 1 July 1960—a full seven months later.
•By that time, Somaliland had been already annexed its institutions dissolved without any legally binding agreement in place.

➡️ Retroactive legal unification lacks validity in international law and constitutional practice.

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🛑 4. Lack of Consent from Somaliland Population

Requirement: The people of both states must consent, especially in cases involving sovereignty transfer.

Failure:
•A 1961 referendum on the new Republic Somalia constitution was widely rejected in Somaliland and marred by boycott and irregularities.
•Popular legitimacy, a cornerstone of international law and the UN Charter (Article 1(2)), was absent.

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🛑 5. Inequality in Union Structure

Requirement: States in a union must retain equality and sovereign dignity, especially when both were internationally recognized.

Failure:
•The union treated Somaliland as absorbed into the pre-existing framework of the Republic of Somalia.
•Mogadishu became the capital, Somali law was imposed, and all pre-existing Somaliland structures were dissolved.
•No parity or federal balance was ensured.

➡️ This contradicts the sovereign equality of states, a principle enshrined in the UN Charter (Article 2(1)).

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🧾 Summary

The Republic of Somalia, which was admitted into the United Nations on 20 September 1960 (UNGA Res. 1479 XV), acted unilaterally to formalize a union that was not mutually ratified, not based on treaty, and not consented to by the people of Somaliland.

Under international law, the union was defective from the beginning:
•❌ No treaty
•❌ No joint legislation
•❌ No referendum legitimacy
•❌ Retroactive application
•❌ Unequal structure

This opens the door for Somaliland’s legal argument: that no valid de jure union ever occurred—making its original sovereignty intact and restorable under international law.

[Rashid Abdi @RAbdiAnalyst]

#BREAKING

Saudi Arabia and Qatar two of the Gulf's most vocal critics of Israel.

But behind the scenes, all are buying high-tech Israeli defence equipment.

New report by the respected newspaper Haaretz reveals Elbit and Israel Aerospace sold millions of dollars of high-end equipment to boost duo's missile defence systems.

Full report here: https://t.co/JMgI70HPn7

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@ragipsoylu Yes, you fabricated it.

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@HalimaAIGutale Habrihii kacaanka horta maxaa na daba dhigay?

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@ragipsoylu He is an agent whom Turkey implanted within Somalia's political establishment. He constantly updates his superiors in Ankara about the information he has collected from Somalia.

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@Deee_luul Awdal bay ku waalataa markay nafta u yaabaan. Kkk

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@TC_MogadisuBE

[Jerusalem News Syndicate @JNS_org]

Somaliland's President Abdirahman Mohammed Abdullahi came to Israel with a powerful message: "Israel was the first country that truly saw us."

A democracy that survived genocide, defeated jihadi threats and openly embraces friendship with Israel, Somaliland is proving that a Muslim-majority nation and the Jewish state can build a shared future together.

Watch this week's episode of The Quad with @FleurHassanN on #JNS_TV

https://t.co/oMpsLEcrUC

[משרד החוץ @IsraelHebrew]

פורום העסקים הראשון ישראל-סומלילנד התקיים היום בתל אביב בהשתתפות נשיא סומלילנד, בכירי ממשל, מנכ"ל משרד החוץ עדן בר טל, מנכ"לית מכון היצוא נילי שלו ולמעלה ממאה אנשי עסקים ונציגי חברות ישראליות.

הפורום שאורגן על ידי אגף הכלכלה במשרד החוץ ומכון היצוא, נועד לקדם השקעות, מסחר ושיתופי פעולה בתחומי האנרגיה, המים, החקלאות, הבריאות, התשתיות והחדשנות, ומהווה צעד נוסף בהעמקת הקשרים הכלכליים והאסטרטגיים בין ישראל לסומלילנד.

צילום: שלומי אמסלם, לע"מ

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@pmofa 😂😂😂😂

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@OIC_OCI

[בצלאל סמוטריץ' @bezalelsm]

ברוך הבא לישראל, נשיא סומלילנד עבד א-רחמאן מוחמד עבדאללה!

הביקור ההיסטורי בירושלים מסמל את השותפות החזקה בין שתי המדינות, דווקא בעת הזו.

יחד עם הנשיא נפגשתי גם עם נגיד הבנק המרכזי ושרים נוספים מהמדינה. משרד האוצר בראשותי יפעל להסרת חסמים ולקידום שיתופי פעולה שיממשו את פוטנציאל הסחר וההשקעות בין המדינות.
@Abdirahmanirro

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@mometov @Abdirahmanirro 😭

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@InaCigaal Pour your tears here😭

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@EngNaaji “Haddii uu aqoon lahaa” waa Somalian low IQ ah oo nin khabiir diblomaasi ah oo 50 sano khibrad ah raba in uu wax u sheego.

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@leventkemaI What about your boss?

[Abdillahi @daljire01]

@BillowKerrow Pour your tears here!

[יצחק הרצוג Isaac Herzog @Isaac_Herzog]

Ku soo dhawoow Israel, Madaxweynaha Somaliland @Abdirahmanirro.

Booqashadan taariikhiga ah waxay astaan ​​u tahay kartida weyn ee iskaashiga cusub ee u dhexeeya labadeenna dal.