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𝗣𝗿𝗲𝘀𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗛𝗮𝘀𝘀𝗮𝗻 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗱𝘀 𝗛𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝗶𝗰 𝗘𝗳𝗳𝗼𝗿𝘁 𝘁𝗼 𝗥𝗲𝘂𝗻𝗶𝗳𝘆 𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗮 𝗮𝗻𝗱 #𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗮𝗹𝗶𝗹𝗮𝗻𝗱 During the 26th June Independence Day celebrations, President Hassan emphasized in his speech that he is doing everything possible to bring Somaliland back into national unity. President Hassan will be the first Somali head of state to make meaningful... progress toward restoring national unity if he succeeds. This development comes at a time when the President of the Somaliland administration visited Qatar, following an invitation extended by the Qatari government. The timing suggests that talks between the Federal Government of Somalia and Somaliland may soon resume, with hopes that a lasting resolution can be achieved. Qatar has consistently played a successful role in mediation efforts and is once again seen as a potentially effective mediator in this delicate national matter. #Somaliashow more

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chirchiran 🦁1 年前

He should bring unity to mogadishu first. Somalia is not a country. I don't understand how you hayawaan are celebrating "independence day" while you stateless shithole survives on hand outs and foreign 3rd world army. Somalia never had an "independence day" to begin with

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musa sabri901 年前

Munaafaq,inta uu sheeganayo 26jun1960 oo xamar gumeysi ku jirtey wax wadahadal la yidhaa ma jiro,maxeynu ku wada hadli caqli hadii uu leeyahey ma dabaal degeen ee JSL ayuu hambalyo u soo diri laha

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Mohamed Abdilahi1 年前

Wax wada hadal ah oo dhacayaa ma jiro sidaasanay Ku joogsqdeene xiniyihiina fuula kuwayaga ayan fulayna e

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Voice of Horn1 年前

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Abdi Yusuf1 年前

Rubbish 🗑 narrative!! We know Ciro is doing bad job and his inner circles are Trojan horses of Somalia but Somaliland is a Sovereign and people's wish state. No body Either Ciro nor others can decide whatever they like. This is day dream.

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Abe Ismael 🐪🐪🐪 Long Live #Ethiopia, faqash down1 年前

It’s time to build something for your people and forget about #Somaliland.

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K6734 Slave of Allah SWT1 年前

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A.M. Adan1 年前

Typical Qadaadwayn FUTILITY and Indho-cadays. The Republic of Somaliland will NEVER EVER share anything with your Failed /AMISOM-dependent Somalia. If you and The grave-digger- Hsm- are sane enough; Better focus freeing your moms/daughters from AMISOM and Alshabb slavery/Rape

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38,048 次观看 • 1 年前

#ALERT: Somaliland-origin MPs in Somalia’s Federal Parliament, currently in Mogadishu, openly back Somaliland’s position. Somaliland-origin MPs in Somalia’s Federal Parliament, currently in Mogadishu, have issued a strong and unprecedented statement on the dispute between the Federal Government and Somaliland. They openly back Somaliland’s position, reject forced unity, and call for direct North–South talks based on the 1960 union agreement between Somaliland and Somalia. The MPs accuse the Federal Government of lacking a clear unity plan, warn against divisive rhetoric, and stress that unity cannot be imposed by force. “Denying Somaliland or framing the crisis through clan politics is not a solution to Somalia’s problems.”

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18,559 次观看 • 1 年前

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38,797 次观看 • 1 年前

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This is Major General Dahir Aden Indha Qarshe, a distinguished Somalian military leader and former Chief of the Somalia Army, in this clip he shared a poignant reflection on the role of Somaliland in the 1977 war between Somalia and Ethiopia. In 1977 war between Somalia and Ethiopia General Elmi led an armored Somali National Army (SNA) battalions in the Qabri Dahare Front. In his account, General Qarshe emphasizes the critical and sacrificial role played by the people of Somaliland during this conflict. During the war, the proximity of Somaliland to the frontlines meant that the region bore the brunt of the conflict's devastation. The hospitals in Hargeisa were inundated with casualties, and the local population went to extraordinary lengths to assist the injured. General Qarshe recounts how Somalilanders, driven by a profound sense of Somali nationalism, not only provided medical care but also opened their homes to the wounded soldiers. He observed that the people of Somaliland demonstrated an unparalleled dedication to the cause of Somali unity, going so far as to sell their properties and livestock to support the war effort. He recalls that the civilians' cars were even repurposed for military use. In his emotional reflection, General Qarshe recalls a visit to a hospital in Hargeisa where he was moved to tears by the sight of how the injured soldiers were treated with more care and compassion than they had ever experienced in their own regions. This, he notes, was a testament to the genuine patriotism and sacrifice of the Somaliland people. Tragically, despite their immense sacrifice, the people of Somaliland faced horrific repercussions after the war's conclusion. Following the defeat of Somalia, the Somalilanders were subjected to brutal repression and violence. The very soldiers they had cared for and treated, as well as the airplanes used for the war effort, turned against them. The ensuing genocide led to the loss of over a quarter of a million Somaliland lives, illustrating the depth of animosity harbored by the Somali government towards Somaliland. Today, the people of Somaliland have learned from their harrowing experiences. They have become wary of deceptive appeals to "Somalism" and patriotic fervor that once led to their suffering. The lessons of the past have strengthened their resolve to protect their own interests and maintain their independence, ensuring that they are no longer deceived by false promises of unity and patriotism. That’s why the people of Somaliland decided to reclaim their independence and today proudly have their own nation, The Republic of Somaliland—a nation that wants nothing to do with Somalia. We have resolved never to share anything with Somalia again; we have learned our lesson well. Abdirashid Hashi @JustAwHirsi Abdi Aynte Abdirahman Abdishakur Faisal Roble “Miro daray haddaan beri Duuduub ku liqi jiray Doorkan waan hubsanayaa Inuu dirxi ku hoos jiro” Gaariye.

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Dr Mohamed Hagi

15,550 次观看 • 1 年前

The visit of Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, accompanied by Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, to the city of Las Anod today,the first of its kind by a Somali president in 42 years since Siad Barre’s visit, represents, in my view, a strategic and historic turning point. It is a masterstroke and a resounding slap to the 'Somaliland' secessionist project, as well as a firm response to the recent Israeli recognition that sought to legitimize division. Las Anod, the historic heart of the Sool region, has chosen Somali unity, rejected secessionist occupation, and expelled the Hargeisa administration after bloody battles, establishing the SSC-Khatumo federal state under Mogadishu’s authority. This visit serves as a sovereign declaration in bold: that the territorial integrity of Somalia is a red line and is not subject to division. The arrival of the federal leadership in the heart of Sool province is a de facto field recognition of the victory of the local population's will. Undoubtedly, this visit is a courageous national step that reflects the unity of Somali lands and the state's commitment to direct communication with its citizens in all regions. Here, the Somali state tells the world that it has returned to its northern lands, and that secession has ended,both politically and practically,upon the rock of Las Anod’s steadfastness.

The visit of Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud, accompanied by Prime Minister Hamza Abdi Barre, to the city of Las Anod today,the first of its kind by a Somali president in 42 years since Siad Barre’s visit, represents, in my view, a strategic and historic turning point. It is a masterstroke and a resounding slap to the 'Somaliland' secessionist project, as well as a firm response to the recent Israeli recognition that sought to legitimize division. Las Anod, the historic heart of the Sool region, has chosen Somali unity, rejected secessionist occupation, and expelled the Hargeisa administration after bloody battles, establishing the SSC-Khatumo federal state under Mogadishu’s authority. This visit serves as a sovereign declaration in bold: that the territorial integrity of Somalia is a red line and is not subject to division. The arrival of the federal leadership in the heart of Sool province is a de facto field recognition of the victory of the local population's will. Undoubtedly, this visit is a courageous national step that reflects the unity of Somali lands and the state's commitment to direct communication with its citizens in all regions. Here, the Somali state tells the world that it has returned to its northern lands, and that secession has ended,both politically and practically,upon the rock of Las Anod’s steadfastness.

khaled mahmoued

15,506 次观看 • 6 个月前

🚨#Israel has a base in Somaliland! Brigadier General Amir Avivi, Founder of the Israel Defense and Security Forum (IDSF), has acknowledged that Israel is developing capabilities in Somaliland. He stated that they have a base in Somaliland to combat the Houthis and to secure Bab el-Mandeb. This statement comes as Somaliland's president, Abdirahman Irro, is in the UAE. Media sources suggest the UAE may soon recognize Somaliland, becoming the second country to do so, after Israel.

🚨#Israel has a base in Somaliland! Brigadier General Amir Avivi, Founder of the Israel Defense and Security Forum (IDSF), has acknowledged that Israel is developing capabilities in Somaliland. He stated that they have a base in Somaliland to combat the Houthis and to secure Bab el-Mandeb. This statement comes as Somaliland's president, Abdirahman Irro, is in the UAE. Media sources suggest the UAE may soon recognize Somaliland, becoming the second country to do so, after Israel.

‏Abdrhmn Sāmāwādē

14,068 次观看 • 2 个月前

BREAKING: The President of Somalia Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said there is no indication Ethiopia is walking back from the controversial MOU signed with Somaliland. “No indications so far that they [Ethiopia] are turning back from that path,” he said on Monday evening. He was speaking after talks between Ethiopia and Somalia ended in Turkey without a breakthrough. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said it was Ethiopia that requested from Turkey to mediate between the countries. He said Ethiopia and Somalia delegates did not hold direct talks, but Turkey was acting as the intermediary.

BREAKING: The President of Somalia Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said there is no indication Ethiopia is walking back from the controversial MOU signed with Somaliland. “No indications so far that they [Ethiopia] are turning back from that path,” he said on Monday evening. He was speaking after talks between Ethiopia and Somalia ended in Turkey without a breakthrough. Hassan Sheikh Mohamud said it was Ethiopia that requested from Turkey to mediate between the countries. He said Ethiopia and Somalia delegates did not hold direct talks, but Turkey was acting as the intermediary.

Harun Maruf

62,435 次观看 • 2 年前

“We do not accept Israel’s decision to recognise Somaliland, which targets #Somalia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Steps regarding the future of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the Somaliland region must be taken in a way that reflects the will of all Somalis” says President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during his joint press conference with #Egypt President al-Sisi. Once again, #Turkiye & #Erdogan stand as our most important ally ✅⤵️

“We do not accept Israel’s decision to recognise Somaliland, which targets #Somalia’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. Steps regarding the future of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the Somaliland region must be taken in a way that reflects the will of all Somalis” says President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan during his joint press conference with #Egypt President al-Sisi. Once again, #Turkiye & #Erdogan stand as our most important ally ✅⤵️

Suldan I. Mohamed, MA

10,952 次观看 • 5 个月前

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.

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.

Abdirashid Hashi

18,873 次观看 • 6 个月前

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud: Especially during this period when Somalia faces threats to its territorial integrity and sovereignty, we have felt the support of Türkiye and the Turkish people. Türkiye has been mediating between Somalia and Somaliland for many years and has been working since then to resolve this issue peacefully and amicably. Extremely successful steps have been taken in many areas. Today, President Erdogan has reiterated that Türkiye stands by Somalia. Türkiye will continue to support Somalia.

Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud: Especially during this period when Somalia faces threats to its territorial integrity and sovereignty, we have felt the support of Türkiye and the Turkish people. Türkiye has been mediating between Somalia and Somaliland for many years and has been working since then to resolve this issue peacefully and amicably. Extremely successful steps have been taken in many areas. Today, President Erdogan has reiterated that Türkiye stands by Somalia. Türkiye will continue to support Somalia.

Clash Report

21,746 次观看 • 6 个月前

It was an honour to direct Tower Hamlets Council to have a one minute silence in memory of the late Somaliland President Ahmed Silanyo. I also spoke of the recent peaceful elections that took place in Somaliland, and I congratulated the new Somaliland President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro I reminded TH Council that I brought a motion in 2015 to formally recognise Somaliland as an independent state. A reminder of that historic meeting here: I will always be proud to have done this for the ppl of Somaliland. Amina Farah KAAH Party - Somaliland Dr. Rashid Garuf VoiceOfBurco Stuart Brown 鮑旭 City of Hargeisa Hersi Ali H. Hassan Abdulkadir Eidleh Said Aden

It was an honour to direct Tower Hamlets Council to have a one minute silence in memory of the late Somaliland President Ahmed Silanyo. I also spoke of the recent peaceful elections that took place in Somaliland, and I congratulated the new Somaliland President Cabdiraxmaan Cirro I reminded TH Council that I brought a motion in 2015 to formally recognise Somaliland as an independent state. A reminder of that historic meeting here: I will always be proud to have done this for the ppl of Somaliland. Amina Farah KAAH Party - Somaliland Dr. Rashid Garuf VoiceOfBurco Stuart Brown 鮑旭 City of Hargeisa Hersi Ali H. Hassan Abdulkadir Eidleh Said Aden

Amina Ali

14,074 次观看 • 1 年前