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  2. Posted

    1 hour ago, Illyria said:

    Taadu waa halkii laga yidhi "Dumarka iyo carruurtu waa ay kugu qoslaan marka aad kufto, marka ay kuffaanse, waa ay kuu soo baroortaan".

    It is not a laughing matter, and in the very near future, we shall see you and your beloved at the receiving end of the brutality meted out in this dictatorship enclave. Nothing has changed in 30 years. Here is C/raxman Tuur being chased out from his home town.

     

    Interesting video

    It tells you these people were radicalised long time ago

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    8 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

    The people of Somaliland in Sanaag now utilise the recently constructed Mait sea port. The Bosaso port is no longer in use; instead, the choice is between Berbera and Mait. It is also noteworthy that the  great  Muse Ismail clan has never faced a challenge to their leadership in their own city. They have governed Ceerigabo since 1991, a city that even the formidable Afweyne could not sway, which is why Ceerigabo fell to the SNM before Hargeisa, Burco, or Berbera. Ceerigabo's status is beyond dispute. As for the Maakhir community, the majority vacated the city in 1991. At that time, only four individuals from the Maakhir clan remained—a Doobile and three women who were married to Ismaciil Xaji Nuur.

    Where are you getting your information? Come back after being sober from q@@d

  11. Posted

    Unless final solution is reached, which is this city shared, no H@rti is delusional and after SL areas, or this problem will not go away.

    The older secessionists in town, or locals know the history, the young who grew up in last 30 years of fantasy, it is a bit hard for them.

    Believe me  the biggest losers if peaceful quick settlement is not reached, are secessionists.

    Give you one example, 95% of imports to Sanaag, comes form Bosaaso, with simple easy embargo, they will starve 

     

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    5 hours ago, Xaaji Xunjuf said:

    To bad the Koonfurians are not

     

    Very good speech, but has he done any tangible to bring Somalis together, unite people? Anything that can be mentioned, to remember him.

    Good speeches and saying the obvious is not enough.

    He should say to HSM, enough, stop corruption, stop enriching your family, stop making Somalia situation worse 

  18. Posted

    3 hours ago, galbeedi said:

    The Ceel Af Weyn war between HY and HJ was politically motivated and no one was able stop. If the election thing comes whe, it will start quickly. This war is pushed by Muuse Biixi and his Jeegaan alliance from east Burco. He told the opposition clan that if " you want to be in charge you have to wage the war first". Haddii aydaan dagaalka gelin xukunka idinkuma wareejinayno. If this war of Sanaag/Ceerigaabo comes, the losers will be HY. Muuse want them to share the mess he is in.

    On the other hand, this war might pull off the mask the GX clan , who were acting like anti war pro peace while in opposition,  might show the prelude of their coming ugly face now. As usual Xaaji Xanjuf is boasting not knowing how far Sanaag from logistics and quick help due to rugged roads. 

    Ha lugayn Reer Sanaag. Even Faysal Waraabe said while ago, " Waar Sanaag maxaa yaala".

    100% agree with you, 

    This whole thing will serve warlord Muse Biihi,  Erigavo issue will be resolved soon, but killing innocent and the current approach is wrong. Muse wants to put Garhejis in warzone, SSC must be very careful in their calcualtions. Nobody wants tribal warfare

    SSC must hunt down SL forces,

  22. Posted

    #BREAKING: Muqdishu Plans to Target Shipping Lines Operating at Berbera Port. 

    Sources close to the Somalian Port Authority have revealed that a list of actions has been prepared against shipping lines operating at Berbera Port, including major players such as CMA CGM GmbH, Maersk Line, and MSC. These measures would force the shipping lines to pay port charges, mooring services, and anchorage fees into accounts controlled by Muqdishu’s Port Authority in the UAE. Any shipping line that refuses to comply with these demands will be accused of violating Somalia's sovereignty and territorial integrity, with the threat of being barred from accessing Berbera. Notably, Egypt, which controls the Suez Canal—a vital passage for ships bound for Berbera—is reportedly collaborating closely with Muqdishu in this effort.

    In addition to these financial pressures, Muqdishu is reportedly working with foreign countries to establish communication satellite services, including Inmarsat and Navtex, to monitor all ships entering or leaving Berbera. The Somalian Port Authority has even threatened to blockade Berbera Port entirely and prevent any ships from docking there if Somaliland proceeds with formalizing its Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Ethiopia.

    Over the past few days, the Muqdishu regime has escalated its campaign by issuing directives to Carriers and financial institutions operating in Somaliland, ordering them to remove any mention of Somaliland from their websites and platforms. The regime has also pressured EU countries supporting the Somaliland Development Fund (SDF) to reroute their aid through Muqdishu instead of providing it directly to Somaliland.

    Muqdishu administration is aggressively targeting Somaliland through a series of calculated steps aimed at undermining its sovereignty and economic stability.

    Despite these clear and aggressive actions by the Muqdishu administration, the Somaliland government under Muuse Biihi has shown a troubling lack of response. There have been no strategic steps or countermeasures prepared by the Somaliland administration to address or mitigate these threats, raising concerns about the effectiveness and resolve of Biihi’s leadership in defending Somaliland's interests.