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JUST IN:The script flipped fast. An ethno-nationalist from Mogadishu thought she could steer the conversation — but the former U.S. Ambassador to Somalia hit her with facts instead. He made it clear: In the Republic of Somaliland, the overwhelming majority stand firm in reclaiming their 1960 sovereignty. Only a...

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Indeed, as the overwhelming majority of Somalis support and stand with #Palestine 🇵🇸. The region known as "Somaliland" can be likened to the Yasser Abu Shabab of Somalia; they have compromised their integrity and represent only a tiny minority within #Somalia🇸🇴!
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Indeed, as the overwhelming majority of Somalis support and stand with #Palestine 🇵🇸. The region known as "Somaliland" can be likened to the Yasser Abu Shabab of Somalia; they have compromised their integrity and represent only a tiny minority within #Somalia🇸🇴!

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#BREAKING: The President of the Republic of Somaliland has made it clear to both internal and external adversaries that he will defend #Somaliland at all costs. Our armed forces are prepared and vigilant. Somaliland has no intention of attacking anyone, but if any party whether from faild state of Somalia or elsewhere attempts aggression, the nation is ready to defend its sovereignty.
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A THREAD 1/2 The secessionist narrative that Somaliland was a state in 1960 is false — the historical record is clear. ———————————————— One of the most widely propagated yet concocted narratives promoted by secessionists in northern Somalia is the claim that two sovereign states— Somalia and Somaliland — were created in 1960, and that one of them was later “lost” or “given away.” This is false. Completely false. The historical record shows—clearly, repeatedly, and contemporaneously—that only one state was intended, negotiated, and established, and that state was the Somali Republic. From Hargeisa to Mogadishu, from London to New York (including the UN), the destination was stated consistently and explicitly: the creation of the Somali Republic on 1 July 1960. More importantly, the people and leaders of northern Somalia were active architects of the Somali Republic. Crucially, they neither intended nor worked toward the creation of a separate Somaliland state— despite the persistent misinformation now circulated by secessionist actors. So pervasive has this disinformation become that, only days ago, even unionist politicians in Mogadishu—some of whom hail from northern regions—repeated this claim as fact. What follows are nine hard proofs, drawn from primary documents and contemporaneous practice, demonstrating that no Somaliland state was created or “lost.” In 1960, everyone in Hargeisa was working toward the creation of one state: the Somali Republic. 1) Colonial labels were not states “British Somaliland,” “Italian Somaliland,” “French Somaliland,” the NFD, and the Ogaden were imperial administrative labels—not sovereign national projects. Across Somali territories in the late 1950s, the dominant political current was pan-Somali nationalism and decolonization, not fragmentation. 2) British Somaliland was a protectorate, not a state Under British law, Somaliland existed through protection treaties with Somali clans (1884–1886). Britain’s legal obligations were therefore to communities, not to a pre-existing sovereign “Somaliland state.” This mattered because protection could end only through a transition agreed by those communities—and that transition was explicitly tied to independence followed by union. 3) Northern Somalis worked toward the Somali Republic—amply documented In April 1960, the elected Legislative Council in Hargeisa—the highest political authority under British rule—passed a resolution calling explicitly for independence and unification with Somalia on 1 July 1960. This is recorded in Hansard. There is no ambiguity. 4) The April 1960 Joint Communiqué removes all doubt Between 16–22 April 1960, senior Somaliland legislators traveled to Mogadishu and issued a Joint Communiqué with their southern counterparts calling for the creation of a republic on 1 July 1960. It states: “The Territories of Somalia and the Somaliland Protectorate shall be united on July 1st, 1960… The new Somali Republic will be a unitary, democratic and parliamentary State.” It further ordered the merger of the two legislatures into one National Assembly, the election of one President, the formation of one government, the designation of Mogadishu as the capital, and the creation of one national army. This is not the language of two states; it is the blueprint of one republic. 5) London understood the objective was union, not separation In the UK Parliament, the Prime Minister and the Colonial Secretary stated plainly that independence would be granted to the protected tribes of northern Somalia so that union could lawfully take place, acting on the “declared wishes” of Somaliland’s elected leaders. Somaliland’s “independence” was a legal bridge—not the destination. 6) Contemporary media reported union On 6 May 1960, The New York Times reported that Britain would grant independence to Somaliland “so that it could unite with Somalia.” No contemporary account described this as the birth of a separate enduring state.
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A THREAD 1/2 The secessionist narrative that Somaliland was a state in 1960 is false — the historical record is clear. ———————————————— One of the most widely propagated yet concocted narratives promoted by secessionists in northern Somalia is the claim that two sovereign states— Somalia and Somaliland — were created in 1960, and that one of them was later “lost” or “given away.” This is false. Completely false. The historical record shows—clearly, repeatedly, and contemporaneously—that only one state was intended, negotiated, and established, and that state was the Somali Republic. From Hargeisa to Mogadishu, from London to New York (including the UN), the destination was stated consistently and explicitly: the creation of the Somali Republic on 1 July 1960. More importantly, the people and leaders of northern Somalia were active architects of the Somali Republic. Crucially, they neither intended nor worked toward the creation of a separate Somaliland state— despite the persistent misinformation now circulated by secessionist actors. So pervasive has this disinformation become that, only days ago, even unionist politicians in Mogadishu—some of whom hail from northern regions—repeated this claim as fact. What follows are nine hard proofs, drawn from primary documents and contemporaneous practice, demonstrating that no Somaliland state was created or “lost.” In 1960, everyone in Hargeisa was working toward the creation of one state: the Somali Republic. 1) Colonial labels were not states “British Somaliland,” “Italian Somaliland,” “French Somaliland,” the NFD, and the Ogaden were imperial administrative labels—not sovereign national projects. Across Somali territories in the late 1950s, the dominant political current was pan-Somali nationalism and decolonization, not fragmentation. 2) British Somaliland was a protectorate, not a state Under British law, Somaliland existed through protection treaties with Somali clans (1884–1886). Britain’s legal obligations were therefore to communities, not to a pre-existing sovereign “Somaliland state.” This mattered because protection could end only through a transition agreed by those communities—and that transition was explicitly tied to independence followed by union. 3) Northern Somalis worked toward the Somali Republic—amply documented In April 1960, the elected Legislative Council in Hargeisa—the highest political authority under British rule—passed a resolution calling explicitly for independence and unification with Somalia on 1 July 1960. This is recorded in Hansard. There is no ambiguity. 4) The April 1960 Joint Communiqué removes all doubt Between 16–22 April 1960, senior Somaliland legislators traveled to Mogadishu and issued a Joint Communiqué with their southern counterparts calling for the creation of a republic on 1 July 1960. It states: “The Territories of Somalia and the Somaliland Protectorate shall be united on July 1st, 1960… The new Somali Republic will be a unitary, democratic and parliamentary State.” It further ordered the merger of the two legislatures into one National Assembly, the election of one President, the formation of one government, the designation of Mogadishu as the capital, and the creation of one national army. This is not the language of two states; it is the blueprint of one republic. 5) London understood the objective was union, not separation In the UK Parliament, the Prime Minister and the Colonial Secretary stated plainly that independence would be granted to the protected tribes of northern Somalia so that union could lawfully take place, acting on the “declared wishes” of Somaliland’s elected leaders. Somaliland’s “independence” was a legal bridge—not the destination. 6) Contemporary media reported union On 6 May 1960, The New York Times reported that Britain would grant independence to Somaliland “so that it could unite with Somalia.” No contemporary account described this as the birth of a separate enduring state.

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#Somaliland Council of Ministers has issued a press release about the people of Somaliland who were killed in Mogadishu, and the government of Somaliland said that it has submitted a case against #Somalia to the judicial and human rights institutions. In this press release, the government has also called on ICAO and IATA, the air authority of Somaliland, to communicate with Somaliland Civil Aviation Authority.

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Most of the footage in this video is from Puntland State, but the ambassador refuses to acknowledge that and instead portrays it as representative of Somalia as a whole. The government he represents is working overtime to undermine Puntland.
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The mood in Khanakul is not just clear, it is overwhelming. It is a one sided wave. The people have made up their mind and when Bengal decides, no force can stand in its way. #AbarJitbeBangla ❤️

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Look carefully at the pic. The sign behind them literally says SOMALIA So what did they do? They put the Somaliland flag right in front of it and took the picture.. Then they posted it to mislead the public and the people of Somaliland. This is what Hargeisa project means. It’s dishonest, manipulative, corrupt and fake. Hargeisa project allows the EU EUCAPSOM to come to the State of Somaliland, works with them and let EU benefits from Somaliland’s strategic location under the name of Somalia. And when the EU wants to sign a proper security agreement? It goes to Djibouti. EU says Djibouti is their best ally in the region, and it helped against pirates!! 😂😂 Somaliland is being used as a buffer zone, because of Hargeisa project that takes that role willingly. They put the flag in front of the word SOMALIA, and posts it online to deceive and lie to Somalilanders… MFA Somaliland Cabdiraxmaan Cirro Presidency | Republic of Somaliland Khadar Hussein Abdi
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You won't believe it, but Kate Foster was appointed as the UK's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York on July 1. For those who don't know her, while serving as the UK's Ambassador to Somalia, she played a key role in opposing the Blue Revolution in northeastern Somalia, a movement that ultimately drove the separatist forces out of northeastern Somalia and confined them to northwestern Somalia, leading to the establishment of what is now the Northeastern Federal State of Somalia, which covers around 45% of the territory claimed by Somaliland. And, by coincidence, the British Ambassador to Somalia visited Somaliland today! The United Kingdom remains the biggest foreign obstacle to Somalia's unity❗️
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You won't believe it, but Kate Foster was appointed as the UK's Deputy Permanent Representative to the United Nations in New York on July 1. For those who don't know her, while serving as the UK's Ambassador to Somalia, she played a key role in opposing the Blue Revolution in northeastern Somalia, a movement that ultimately drove the separatist forces out of northeastern Somalia and confined them to northwestern Somalia, leading to the establishment of what is now the Northeastern Federal State of Somalia, which covers around 45% of the territory claimed by Somaliland. And, by coincidence, the British Ambassador to Somalia visited Somaliland today! The United Kingdom remains the biggest foreign obstacle to Somalia's unity❗️

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From Mogadishu to Beledweyne by land, from Mogadishu to Baidoa, and from Mogadishu to Jilib, the headquarters of Al-Shabaab, the momentum is clear: thanks to air support from the Turkeyn army and the United States forces, Somali boys are pushing forward on the ground while also learning and mastering tactical skills in drone warfare; according to regional intelligence agencies, including those in Ethiopia and Kenya, around 45% of Al-Shabaab fighters currently come from outside Somalia, showing that Al-Shabaab is not only a danger to Somalia but a threat to the wider world, with recruitment drastically increasing when Israel signals recognition of part of Somalia, also known as "Somaliland."
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