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I think the West treats Iran like it treated Iraq. Even if the Ayatollah dies, they will simply replace him the system will continue for now Iran isnt iraq. It’s still extremely difficult to carry out regime change without ground troops. And where is the so called international community? Where are Britain and France germany canada ? What happened to international law? This idea of a “pre emptive strike” feels fake and selective. Trump gave a State of the Union speech four days ago and did not say that Iran was an imminent threat to the United States. It seems like this was planned weeks ago and that they were already intending to attack. The sad part is that many Muslim and Arab states seem hopeless, fake, and shameful in their response. Even the Palestinian Authority condemned Iran today.
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He is dead its all being reported even trump said Iran is finished i predict that the regime is going to fall after almost 50 years of rule, , the arabs are also very happy
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The president is wounded . The military guard and ali kheimeni is dead . Iran is gone. Destroyed so weak . In less than a day. Even saddam held stand longer .
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Somaliland President Engages Global Leaders in Dubai, Meets Prince Edward By: Mohamed Duale DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (Horndiplomat) — Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi Irro is attending the World Governments Summit in Dubai, joining global leaders and senior international figures in high-level engagements aimed at strengthening cooperation and expanding Somaliland’s international outreach, officials said. The annual summit brings together heads of state and government, ministers, international organisations and business leaders from around the world to discuss governance, economic transformation, innovation, security and sustainable development. On the sidelines of the summit, President Irro held a high-level dinner meeting with Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, the brother of King Charles III, in what Somaliland officials described as a significant diplomatic engagement highlighting the country’s growing international presence. President Irro shakes hands with Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, during a high-level dinner meeting on the sidelines of the World Governments Summit in Dubai The dinner was also attended by Sir Gavin Williamson, a Member of the UK Parliament and a close friend of the Republic of Somaliland, who has been a long-standing supporter of stronger engagement between Somaliland and the United Kingdom. Somaliland officials said the meeting reflected a high level of diplomatic interaction and international respect, and underscored the historical relationship between Somaliland and the United Kingdom, which continues to shape cooperation based on mutual trust and people-to-people ties. President Irro expressed appreciation for Williamson’s continued support for Somaliland and its people, noting his role in raising Somaliland’s profile in political and policy discussions in Britain and beyond, according to a statement from the presidency. Discussions during the dinner focused on strengthening cooperation in governance, development, security and social relations, with participants emphasising the importance of expanding collaboration built on shared interests and long-term stability. At the World Governments Summit, President Irro is also holding meetings with regional and international leaders to promote cooperation, investment and strategic partnerships. Somaliland officials said the president is using the platform to present Somaliland’s experience in peace-building, democratic governance and institution-building. 1 of 12 President Irro shakes hands with Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, during a high-level dinner meeting on the sidelines of the World Governments Summit in Dubai President Irro shakes hands with Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, during a high-level dinner meeting on the sidelines of the World Governments Summit in Dubai President Irro reiterated that Somaliland is committed to peaceful coexistence, dialogue, mutual respect and international cooperation, stressing that his government seeks engagement with global partners to advance sustainable development and regional stability. Somaliland, which has operated its own government, security forces and democratic institutions for more than three decades, says its participation in the Dubai summit and related diplomatic engagements demonstrates its increasingly active role in international diplomacy and its efforts to deepen relations with longstanding partners, particularly the United Kingdom. © 2026 Horn Diplomat Media
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Somaliland President attends World Governments Summit in Dubai for second year Wednesday February 4, 2026 Dubai (HOL) — Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdilaahi Irro on Tuesday attended the World Governments Summit in Dubai for the second consecutive year, underscoring Hargeisa’s continued push for international visibility despite opposition from Somalia’s federal government. The annual summit brings together global political leaders, major corporations and international institutions. Organizers said this year’s forum includes representatives from the International Monetary Fund and the International Finance Corp., part of the World Bank Group, alongside delegations from more than 150 governments and over 35 heads of state and government. advertisements In a statement, the Somaliland Presidency said Irro’s participation reflects what it described as Somaliland’s growing role in international forums and its determination to present its political vision directly to the global community. The presidency said the Somaliland leader is expected to hold meetings with senior international officials during the summit, focusing on development, stability and Somaliland’s long-term future. It added that the event offers Somaliland an opportunity to showcase its experience in peacebuilding and governance on a global stage. According to the statement, Irro’s delegation includes the ministers of foreign affairs and international cooperation, the presidency, minerals and energy, and religious affairs and endowments, as well as the head of the presidential office, Somaliland’s representative to the United Arab Emirates and the president’s foreign affairs adviser. Somaliland, which declared independence from Somalia in 1991 but remains internationally unrecognized, has increasingly sought participation in high-profile global events as part of its diplomatic strategy. Its presence at the Dubai summit has previously angered Somalia’s federal government. Last year, Mogadishu said it raised objections with the United Arab Emirates over Somaliland’s participation and sought assurances that Irro would not be invited again. Relations between Mogadishu and Abu Dhabi later deteriorated sharply after Somalia accused the UAE of backing Israel recognition efforts for Somaliland and of facilitating the transit of Yemeni separatist figures through Somalia without the knowledge of federal authorities. In response, Somalia nullified several security and port agreements with the UAE, prompting Abu Dhabi to withdraw its security personnel from the country. The fallout highlighted the broader regional tensions surrounding Somaliland’s international engagements and Somalia’s efforts to defend its territorial integrity.
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Miskin u missing the point hsm is doing this to make sure deni and madoobe fall in line for his extension or to accept his sham election , so he needds to do that to make it happen , wa siyassad kursi ka kacday, hadi heshiis la gaadhi waayo before may then puntland iyo puntland dawlad kumeel gaadh ah bay dhisanayaan wa halkay sartu ka qudhuntay
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i think Puntland already called them out the other day Puntland turkiga sii fician bayiskaga fogeeyeeen
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Turkey just wants the resources of somalia and somaliland thats why he opposes the statehood of somaliland because SL said no to selling its resources wuxu raba in u kheyraadka isku qaato , dan kame leh somalida That shows that the talks with somalia was SL biggest mistake trusting turkey was also a big mistake from a somaliland point of view But today things are better SL is finally recognised
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Should Somaliland consider reclaiming its ancient Name Macrobia
Xaaji Xunjuf replied to Xaaji Xunjuf's topic in Politics
why u being so silly macrobia is a real name an ancient people that lived in this part of world. -
Should Somaliland consider reclaiming its ancient Name Macrobia
Xaaji Xunjuf replied to Xaaji Xunjuf's topic in Politics
It’s trending again there are serious discussion to change the name now fully
