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Renowned Turkish journalist Nazlฤฑ ร‡elik recently visited the TURKSOM Military Base in Somalia, and her report, aired on Star TVโ€™s evening news, provided a detailed look into Tรผrkiyeโ€™s support for the Somali military and its broader efforts to foster peace in the region. The feature showcased how the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) play a pivotal role in training Somali soldiers, including specialized instruction in urban warfare and counter-terrorism at the Anadolu Barracks. TURKSOM, one of Tรผrkiyeโ€™s largest overseas military bases, has been operational since 2017 and serves as the backbone for building the Somali National Army (SNA). The report highlighted that TURKSOM has trained thousands of Somali officers and non-commissioned officers, equipping them with both theoretical and practical skills. Officers undergo a three-year training program, while NCOs complete a two-year program, all conducted in Turkish by experienced Turkish commanders. Beyond military training, the programs emphasize leadership development and building self-confidence, ensuring the trainees are prepared for the challenges they face in rebuilding their nation. The base is also home to the training of the elite Gorgor (Eagle) units, which serve as Somaliaโ€™s special forces. Since 2017, over 7,400 Gorgor soldiers have been trained, significantly bolstering Somaliaโ€™s fight against threats such as Al-Shabaab. In the feature, Somali Defense Minister Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur shared his optimism about the role of Tรผrkiyeโ€™s support, stating that the new Gorgor graduates will enable Somalia to gain further ground against Al-Shabaab, contributing to the countryโ€™s stability and prosperity. The report also detailed how Somali commandos trained at TURKSOM continue their education in Tรผrkiye, specifically in Isparta, where they develop advanced skills and learn the principles of military hierarchy and command. The segment included personal insights from Iman Elman, Somaliaโ€™s first female colonel, who lost her sister to terrorism. She emphasized how the training provided by Tรผrkiye supports not only the professional but also the personal development of Somali soldiers, preparing them to become well-rounded leaders. Additionally, the report highlighted how Tรผrkiyeโ€™s efforts extend beyond the military, contributing to the development of Somaliaโ€™s civilian capacity. Tรผrkiyeโ€™s Ambassador to Somalia, Alper AktaลŸ, also featured in the broadcast, reflecting on the strong ties between the two nations. Quoting Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, AktaลŸ underscored the โ€œshared destinyโ€ between Tรผrkiye and Somalia, highlighting the deep-rooted partnership built on mutual respect and cooperation. Nazlฤฑ ร‡elikโ€™s report is one of the most comprehensive pieces to date, capturing Tรผrkiyeโ€™s critical role in empowering the Somali military and showcasing the tangible impact of this partnership on Somaliaโ€™s journey toward peace and stability. Nazlฤฑ ร‡elik

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A genocidal war against the people of Somaliland, and the Isaaq clan in particular, was allowed to be waged from the heart of America by defeated remnants of the Barre regime. Using money stolen from taxpayers, they waged a brutal war for nine months, funded primarily from Ohio, Minnesota, and Maine. After declaring jihad in March from the Minnesota State Capitol, they celebrated their August 2023 victory with a City of St. Paul declaration recognizing that conflict and its outcome โ€” a full six months before the โ€œgovernmentโ€ in Mogadishu did the same. Every Somalian politician took part in this. Ilhan Omar, who was privy to confidential information concerning United States interest in a joint military exercise in Berbera, Somaliland, and a potential future base deal (Tim Burchett), subsequently, on December 21, 2022, hurriedly took that information to her homeland of Somalia, arriving first in Garowe and then Mogadishu to notify them of the urgency. A few days later, on December 31, 2022, a Somaliland opposition politician was assassinated in the town of Las Anod, which triggered a premeditated uprising and the start of the conflict. A few days after that, Ahmed Hirsi, Ilhan Omarโ€™s former husband, and Ali Isse, District Deputy Director for Ilhan Omar, attended a fundraiser for the conflict. In March 2023, a protest took place in which calls for jihad, weapons, and financing rang out from the center of the Minnesota State House. In an August 2023 campaign rally in Ward 6, Jamal Osman celebrated the forced withdrawal of Somalilandโ€™s army who capitulated to the threats made by the state department. The capture of a Somaliland base Goojacade by the clan militia and their Somalian government allies, was celebrated at the Minneapolis rally with cheers that โ€œGreater Somalia is nextโ€ and โ€œLong live Somalia!โ€ The Biden administration not only looked the other way; it warned and threatened the people of Somaliland with repercussions if they did not allow the militias space to regroup. Conflicts launched from the United States that have devastating repercussions on people who endured a genocide and built a peaceful existence are not right and should be investigated to ensure they never happen again. *Video below is the March 2023 Minnesota state Capitol rally

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