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UAE has quietly redrawn its supply map. Last year the pipeline ran through Bosaso., Somalia. Today, armored vehicles and containers stack up at the ENDF base in Asosa, Ethiopia shipped in via Berbera port in Somaliland and topped up by UAE cargo flights. Bosaso is out. Somaliland owns the...

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