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A Gracious Thank You to Eritrea Last evening, a profound realization dawned upon me. I observed Somali soldiers, elated to return to their homeland after an extended period of training. As the convoy escorting these honorable men, each embodying an unwavering sense of national duty, moved through the streets....

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Фото профиля BiNi 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷 $FAME 🦍 🦇🔊🏀🩸🇪🇷 .NYAN🔫😼
BiNi 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷 $FAME 🦍 🦇🔊🏀🩸🇪🇷 .NYAN🔫😼2 лет назад

Bro… we wish u all the best and these youth will become leaders and I can guarantee they are well trained not just in physical terms but in the ideology of Nationalism These youth will pass on their knowledge to the rest of Somalia May Somalia and our region find a lasting peace #Eritrea #Somalia #HoE

Фото профиля Red Sea❤️Princess
Red Sea❤️Princess2 лет назад

Thank you Eritrea! The Somali people will be forever grateful! This the start of long term cooperation.

Фото профиля DA, *The system is rigged*
DA, *The system is rigged*2 лет назад

We wish to see a strong united Somalia. Peace 🕊️ and Love ♥️ to our Somali brothers & sisters. 🙏

Фото профиля Isayas_Ephrem
Isayas_Ephrem2 лет назад

@hawelti Somalia 🇸🇴 peace & stability in horn Africa is a measure element so we thank Eritrea 🇪🇷 gov for investing on Somalia future 🇸🇴 🇪🇷 #EritreaPrevails #SomaliaPrevals

Фото профиля Bashiir-Wabax
Bashiir-Wabax2 лет назад

Thank you Eritrea🇪🇷✅❤🇸🇴

Фото профиля Martha
Martha2 лет назад

🇸🇴 🫶 🇪🇷 ✊

Фото профиля Yohanna
Yohanna2 лет назад

@tesfanews We wish peace and stability to Somalia 🇪🇷💕🇸🇴🕊️✌️

Фото профиля Emba Denden
Emba Denden2 лет назад

We will stand with the People and the State of Somalia till its glory days are returned! Good luck to the soliders!

Фото профиля MohMussa
MohMussa2 лет назад

@hawelti 🇸🇴🙏🏽❤️🇪🇷

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