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Sheikh Mohamed Umal, a highly respected religious scholar, has called on the Somali government to expel the UAE from Somalia and sever all diplomatic ties with it. He described the UAE as a jackal that follows Israel, and went on to accuse them of destabilizing Sudan, Libya, Yemen, and Somalia.

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The downfall of the client state of UAE and its proxies in Somalia 🇸🇴 is coming, as Mogadishu rallies with for the return of former President Mohamed Abdullahi Farmaajo. Back in 2018, under Farmaajo’s leadership, Somalia decisively cut diplomatic and trade ties with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) after authorities seized a UAE-registered plane carrying nearly $10 million in cash; funds allegedly aimed at fueling instability in Somalia and the wider region. Prior to the fallout, the UAE had reportedly offered Farmaajo $80 million in exchange for permission to train mercenaries in Somalia and use the nation as a base for regional influence; an offer he firmly rejected, considering it both insulting and unacceptable. In retaliation, the UAE was accused of orchestrating covert operations, building clandestine networks, and securing secret deals with Somali federal member states such as Somaliland, Puntland, and Jubaland, while fostering local proxies to push its agenda. These actions deepened the rift between the two nations and set the stage for the current political reckoning. Removing the UAE’s influence from East Africa is a step toward regional stability and progress. Expelling its presence from the continent represents a broader effort to eliminate sources of instability and terrorism from Africa. #Somalia #Sudan #Mogadishu #EastAfrica #Geopolitics #RegionalStability #Tanzania #Africa #AfricanPolitics #FarmaajoReturns #NoMoreProxies #AfricaForAfricans #AfricaUnited #EastAfricaStrong #StopDestabilization #AfricanUnity #EndForeignInterference

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