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Syrians celebrate Yabroud liberation: Photos Syrians celebrate Yabroud liberation Syrians celebrate Yabroud liberation Syrians wave the national flag as they gather in the capital, Damascus to celebrate after the Syrian army seized full control of the militant bastion Yabroud in the strategic Qalamoun region near the Lebanese border. The capture of the town of Yabroud Sunday by Syrian troops and Hezbollah fighters came shortly after the conflict entered its fourth year and marked a significant setback for the militants as it severs their supply lines from across the border. BA/BA - See more at: http://en.alalam.ir/news/1576816#sthash.Kn2iEXwv.dpuf

US VP arrives in Poland for talks as Russia defies sanctions, moves to annex Crimea Print Text Size -+reset By KATE BRANNEN | 03/18/14 8:03 AM EDT By Kate Brannen With Jonathan Topaz BIDEN ARRIVES IN POLAND TO TALK RUSSIA AND UKRAINE: Vice President Joe Biden landed in Warsaw this morning on the first leg of a two-day visit to Poland and Lithuania to reassure allies in the region of U.S. support in the continuing crisis over Russia’s incursion into Ukraine. Particularly, according to a senior administration official who briefed reporters aboard Air Force Two, Biden is eager to discuss ways to strengthen NATO so the alliance “emerges from this crisis even stronger than it went into it.” AP: http://bit.ly/PLv0TO SANCTIONS BEGIN BUT WHAT EFFECT WILL THEY HAVE? Yesterday, President Barack Obama announced the U.S. is sanctioning 11 Russian and Ukrainian officials. “Speaking from the White House, he warned that he’s prepared to go even further if Russian President Vladimir Putin doesn’t reverse course on Crimea,” report POLITICO’s Jennifer Epstein and Edward Isaac Dovere. http://politi.co/1fDndfD While the White House is not directly sanctioning Putin himself, it has not ruled out the possibility, said White House press secretary Jay Carney. Among the targeted individuals are Former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and Putin’s aides and advisers. What are Obama’s terms for lifting the sanctions? “Russian troops must return to their bases in Crimea, and Putin must accept international monitors and start a dialogue with the new government in Kiev.” Here’s a White House fact sheet on the sanctions: http://1.usa.gov/1eKGRqM STILL, RUSSIA IS MOVING SWIFTLY TO ABSORB CRIMEA: To make the whole thing official, Putin signed a decree late last night that said Crimea is an independent state and no longer part of Ukraine, report The New York Times’ Steven Lee Myers, Peter Baker and Andrew Higgins. http://nyti.ms/1eM58wE Today, he’s expected to discuss his plans for Ukraine in a speech to the Russian Parliament. And this morning, he has already signed a draft bill for the annexation of Crimea, report The Financial Times’ Christian Oliver, Geoff Dyer and Neil Buckley. http://on.ft.com/1gEVrAd AND — TIT FOR TAT — PUTIN PLANS TO BAN U.S. LAWMAKERS FROM RUSSIA, via The Daily Beast’s Josh Rogin: “Putin is expected to release his retaliation list as early as Tuesday and while the final list is still being crafted, it will include top Obama administration officials and high-profile U.S. senators, in an effort to roughly mirror the U.S. sanctions against Russian officials and lawmakers, according to diplomatic sources. At the top of the list in Congress is Senate Majority Whip Dick Durbin, who recently co-authored a resolution criticizing Russia’s invasion of Crimea.” http://thebea.st/1iW9V5X WHAT’S THE FALLOUT FROM WORSENING U.S.-RUSSIAN RELATIONS? Put simply, any area where the U.S. and Russia were working together now faces potential setback. The New York Times’ Alissa J. Rubin reports that “Tensions between the West and Russia over events in Ukraine have cast a shadow over the second round of talks set to begin on Tuesday in Vienna on a permanent nuclear agreement with Iran.” http://nyti.ms/1d9hq7p “If Russia signals that its cooperation with the West has weakened, that will reduce pressure on Iran to make concessions,” Rubin reports. And appearing on Charlie Rose yesterday, Lakhdar Brahimi, the U.N.-Arab League Joint Special Envoy on Syria, said he had started to see Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov working closer together on Syria, but worries that progress will now disappear. http://imdb.to/PL4QRj — HE’S NOT THE ONLY ONE TO NOTICE: “Even as Syria’s epic suffering is remaking the human geography of the Middle East and beyond, initiatives to ease the crisis have sputtered and failed to offer effective help. Already tenuous hopes for an internationally brokered peace settlement have further faded as Russian-American relations worsen,” reports The New York Times’ Anne Barnard. http://nyti.ms/1p6MAfg IT’S TUESDAY. Survive the snowstorm and the green beer? Let’s hope we see neither again for a while. Of course, send your ideas, defense tips and any feedback to kbrannen@politico.com and follow on Twitter at @k8brannen, @morningdefense and @PoliticoPro. THINGS YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE PREDICTED THE U.S. MILITARY WOULD BE DOING A MONTH OR SO AGO: — Beefing up a NATO air patrol mission in the Baltics to send a message to Russia, which is attempting to annex part of Ukraine. — Taking back control of a tanker ship full of stolen Libyan oil. — Searching for a missing airliner lost either somewhere over the Indian Ocean or in Central Asia. Makes doing the QDR seem a little bit daunting … THE LATEST ON THE HUNT FOR FLIGHT 370: Last night, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel spoke to Malaysian Minister of Defense Hishammuddin Tun Hussein to discuss the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane. During the call, Hagel said the United States remains committed to working with the Malaysian government to find the plane and that the U.S. Navy has re-tasked reconnaissance aircraft to search the "southern corridor" in the Indian Ocean. At the same time, the Navy is pulling the USS Kidd and its two MH-60R Sea Hawk helicopters off the mission now that the search area has changed, reports Stars and Stripes’ James Kimber. http://1.usa.gov/1ee3OFU Because the new search area covers a vast expanse of the Indian Ocean, the U.S. military’s long-range patrol aircraft such as the P-8A Poseidon and P-3C Orion are more suited to the job, Kimber reports. — THE SEARCH IS ALLOWING DoD TO SHOWCASE ITS PACIFIC PRESENCE, via The Washington Post’s Ernesto Londoño: “Having dedicated sophisticated Navy ships and aircraft to the search, the U.S. military is casting itself as a benign actor capable of working cooperatively with Beijing in a part of the world where it is attempting to strengthen alliances and put its rival on notice.” http://wapo.st/NpzygF — A ‘DRY RUN’ TERRORIST ATTACK? That’s one theory, among many, being floated as of yesterday. “Intelligence agencies haven't connected any of the pilots on the flight to known terrorist groups, but some senior U.S. officials believe the plane may have been taken as part of a ‘dry run’ for a future terrorist attack, testing the ability to take a plane and hide it from radar and satellites,” reports The Wall Street Journal’s Chun Han Wong. http://on.wsj.com/1iXPG3B But in this CBS News story, former acting CIA Director Mike Morell said that scenario is unlikely. “If you were able to get control of an aircraft, you would use it immediately,” he says. http://cbsn.ws/1iXHOyN **A message from POWERJobs: Jobs on our radar this week: Administrative Assistant at Kitsel LLC, Business Operations Analyst at Accenture and Executive Director or Brazil-U.S. Business at U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Interested? Apply to these jobs and more at www.POWERJobs.com; finally, a career site made for YOU!** REMEMBER THAT NAVY CONTRACTING SCANDAL? Before the days of nuke officers cheating on tests or National Guard recruiters pocketing kickbacks, the Navy had the scandal du jour. And what a scandal it was — involving bribery, prostitutes and a villain named “Fat Leonard.” Well, it’s back in the news — and it probably won’t be the last time. Bloomberg’s Karen Gullo reports that Alex Wisidagama, “a former government contracts manager at Singapore-based Glenn Defense Marine, whose chief executive officer is accused of bribing a Navy commander with cash and prostitutes, will plead guilty, according to a court filing and a federal prosecutor.” http://bloom.bg/1iWdPfb MORE HURDLES TO GETTING NOMINEES OVER THE FINISH LINE, via POLITICO’s Burgess Everett and Josh Gerstein: The nominee in question this time is not defense-related but the fight to get Vivek Murthy confirmed as surgeon general exposes just how difficult a time the White House is having at getting the people they want into top administration jobs. “The nomination battles illustrate how quickly Senate politics have shifted since Democrats unilaterally changed the rules in November — the ‘nuclear option’— to lower the voting threshold needed to advance presidential nominees from 60 to a simple majority,” report Everett and Gerstein. “The nomination process’s power nucleus has shifted from centrist Republicans to conservative and liberal blocs of the Democratic caucus that can reject a nominee just as easily as the GOP could a few months ago.” http://politi.co/1kXOJwn DEFENSE INDUSTRY — SAD TO LOSE YOUNG — GREETS JOLLY WITH INDIFFERENCE, via POLITICO’s Jonathan Topaz: “Defense firms largely sat out the battle between Republican David Jolly and Democrat Alex Sink for Florida’s 13th Congressional District, the seat held for years by the powerful GOP defense appropriator Rep. Bill Young, who died in October. “Now Jolly, a former lobbyist who narrowly defeated Sink last Tuesday, will look to win backing from a defense industry that strongly supported Young, who was chairman of the House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee when he died.” http://politico.pro/1gvCsra MAKING MOVES — KERRY APPOINTS NEW SYRIA ENVOY: Secretary of State John Kerry has appointed Daniel Rubinstein as special envoy to Syria to replace Robert Ford, who retired last month. In a statement, Kerry praised Rubinstein, a senior foreign service official, as “among our government’s foremost experts on the Middle East.” http://goo.gl/YvfWb3 SPEED READ — A suicide bomb in northern Afghanistan kills at least 15 people. The BBC: http://bbc.in/1gwUvNL — A member of the Army National Guard who was on his way to fight with terrorists in Syria is arrested near the U.S.-Canada border. Reuters: http://reut.rs/1mf63xq — Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) urges the White House to install anti-ballistic missiles in Eastern Europe as a counter to Russian actions in Ukraine. The Washington Post: http://wapo.st/1iX0AGN — A team of former congressional investigators says Congress should establish a special panel to determine whether the intelligence community has overstepped its bounds. The Washington Post: http://wapo.st/1d7NfgU — Northrop Grumman and General Dynamics are among the U.S. defense firms believed to be competing to acquire the U.K. Defence Support Group. Defense News: http://goo.gl/1TfFFj — A GAO report says the Pentagon probably won’t meet its schedule on missile defense systems for Poland and Romania. Global Security Newswire: http://goo.gl/ZGwmTH **A message from POWERJobs: Tap into the power of POWERJobs for the newest job opportunities in the Washington area from the area’s top employers, including SAIC, METRO and Deloitte. 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Jaamacadda Carabta Oo Ku Dhawaaqday Dedejinta Caawimooyin Kala Duwan Oo Ay Markii U Horaysay Siinayso Somaliland Writen by Qaran News | Published: Mar 18th, 2014 at 10:18 AM email to a friendprintsharesubscribe Ads by Media ViewAd Options Qaahira (Qaran news)- Ururka jaamacadda Carabta ayaa kulankiisii 141 ee heer wasiir arrimo dibadeed waxa xoghayaha guud ee ururka jaamacadda Carabta lagaga codsaday in uu dedejiyo dhamaystirka mashaariic caawimo oo taabanaya dhinacyada caafimaadka, dab-damiska iyo daryeelka deegaanka oo jaamacadda Carabtu ay ugu deeqayso Jamhuuriyadda Somaliland. Caawimadan oo qayb ka ah caawimo ay jaamacadda Carabtu si guud ugu talo gashay dalkii la isku odhan jiray Soomaaliya ayaa waxa uu shirku ka codsaday xoghaynta ururuka Jaamacadda Carabta in Somaliland loogu deeqo laba baabuur oo dab-damis ah, agabka daryeelka deegaanka iyo qalab caafimaad oo ay ka mid yihiin mishiinno iyo shay-baadho kelyaha lagu sifeeyo iyo qalabka sawirka shucaaca ah ee caafimaadka loo adeegsado, waxa kale oo ay wasiirrada arrimaha dibadda ururka jaamacadda Carabtu ka dalbadeen xoghayaha guud iyo gacan-yarayaashiisa in ay dhaqso Somaliland u soo gaadhsiiyaan gawaadhida gurmadka-caafimaadka, mashruucan ballaadhan oo ay Jaamacadda Carabtu sheegtay in uu qayb ka yahay caawimo ururkoodu ugu talo galay wixii la isku odhan jiray Soomaaliya. Kulankan ka dhacay magaalada Qaahira ee dalka Masar oo ay wasiirrada arrimaha dibadda Carabtu ugu gogol xaadhayeen shir-madaxeedka jaamacadda Carabta oo lagu wado in uu dalka Kuwait ku qabsoomo 25ka iyo 26ka bishan Saddexaad waxa kale oo dalalka xubnaha ka ah jaamacadda Carabta lagaga codsaday in ay Soomaaliya ka dhaafaan deymihii ay hore ugu lahaayeen si ay dowladda Federaalka ah ugu suurtogasho in ay lacago ka amaahdaan hay’adaha lacagta ee caalamiga ah iyo dalalka dunida iyo in dowladdaas lagaha shaqeeyo dib u dhiska amniga iyo ciidamada iyaga oo golaha ammaanka ee Qaramada Midoobeyna ugu baaqay in laga wada qaado xayiraadda soo iibsiga hubka ee saaran. Shirka wasiirrada arrimaha dibadda ee Carabta oo qabsoomay 6dii illaa 9kii bishan waxaa xubnaha Carabta loogu baaqay in ay dowladda Muqdisho u fidiyaan taageero siyaasiya iyo mid dhaqaale si ay ugu guulaysato waajibaadkeeda siyaasiga ah iyo kuwa amniga ah, iyo in Soomaaliya laga caawiyo dhinacyada caafimaadka, horumarka, arrimaha bulshada, korontada iyo is-gaadhsiinta, iyo weliba in dalalka carabta ee aan safaaradaha ku lahayn Muqdisho ay dedejiyaan furashada safaaradahooda ama xafiisyo diblumaasiyadeed. In kasta oo uu ururka Jaamacadda Carabtu mawqif mucangagnimo ah ka taagan yahay qadiyadda madax-bannaanida Somaliland, lana aaminsan yahay in ay ka mid yihiin caqabadaha hor-taagan in Somaliland ay garowshiyo u hesho madax-bannaanideeda, haddana tani waxa ay noqonaysaa markii ugu horreysay ee jaamacadda Carabta oo weliba heer wasiir arrimo dibadeed ahi ay si cad u soo hadal qaadaan caawimo la siinayo Somaliland, taas oo hore loogu yaqaannay in aanay magaceeda ku xusin kulamadooda iyo hadalladooda midna. Geeska

Interesting why does hassan sheikh want to sack the police chief is puntland using the police chief as its puppet what is the clan of the police chief is he from gedo or the HAG community.

Are u saying siilanayo killed your commander loolz war niyooo i am hearing shabaaab claimed the killing stop being paranoid

The pirates are paranoid Siilaanyo did not not sneak into laas qoray he was welcomed and u were aware of his visit the clan in laaasqoray fully supports Somaliland. Mooge is scared of Sheikh atam.

Ciidan sultan never reply to the defeated lot they have never been the same since their back was broken back in 1991.

Its seems that Sheikh Atam is stepping up the game, why did the former leader of Garowe say that he defeated the Galgalla Militia.

http://www.allsanaag.com/index.php/43-war-soomaali-ah/3517-isbedel-doonkii-puntland-oo-dabaal-degaya

Does this look like a man who sneaked in the pirates are angry Pirate rising why dont you give up your cabdi cawar is a joke http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVwOmjXvd2g#t=38

Is Ukraine the first phase of the new Cold war Russia annexed Crimea with the support of the Crimea people the majority of them, eventhough there was allot intimidation. But since the Russian federation is a Super power they can get away with it. The Russians did the same way in Georgia by supporting two break away republics, its a message from the Russians to the European Union and the United states, we do as we prefer on our turf.

Crimea referendum: Voters 'back Russia union' "You couldn't just say you wanted things to stay as there were", as John Simpson reports Continue reading the main story Ukraine crisis Crimea votes Critical test for US Is referendum legal? Anti-Putin Russians Some 95.5% of voters in Crimea have supported joining Russia, officials say, after half the votes have been counted in a disputed referendum. Crimea's leader says he will apply to join Russia on Monday. Russia's Vladimir Putin has said he will respect the Crimean people's wishes. Many Crimeans loyal to Kiev boycotted the referendum, and the EU and US condemned it as illegal. Pro-Russian forces took control of Crimea in February. They moved in after Ukraine's pro-Moscow president Viktor Yanukovych was ousted after street protests. People celebrate after voting at Lenin Square in Simferopol, March 16 Pro-Moscow crowds celebrated after voting in the Crimean capital Simferopol Crimean Prime Minister Sergei Aksyonov celebrates as the preliminary results of the referendum are announced on Lenin Square in Simferopol March 16 Crimea's pro-Moscow leader Sergei Aksyonov celebrated on stage in Simferopol Tatars play chess within a market place in Bachisaray, a village with Tatar majority in Ukraine, Sunday, March 16 For ethnic Tatars, Sunday was a normal day - many boycotted the referendum Mr Putin and US President Barack Obama spoke over the phone earlier, with the Kremlin and the White House later releasing contrasting accounts of the conversation. Continue reading the main story “ Start Quote The truth is that there is little that the authorities here can do without significant outside help” image of Chris Morris Chris Morris BBC News, Kiev Kiev seeks West response The Kremlin said both men agreed to seek a way to stabilise Ukraine, and that Mr Putin had stressed that the Kiev government had failed to curb "rampant violence by ultra-nationalists". The White House said Mr Obama had insisted that the referendum was illegal and would never be accepted, and called for Moscow to support an international monitoring mission in eastern Ukraine. The EU said in a statement that the vote was "illegal and illegitimate and its outcome will not be recognised". EU foreign ministers are due to meet on Monday and are expected to consider imposing sanctions on Russian officials. A member of a pro-Russia militia walks out of the voting cabin in Bachisaray, Ukraine, March 16 Election officials said the turnout was a record high, beating the numbers who vote in local elections Sergei Aksyonov, Crimea's leader installed last month after the Russian takeover, celebrated the referendum on stage in Simferopol. Backed by the Russian national anthem, Russian flags, and the personnel of Russia's Black Sea fleet, he told supporters that Crimea was "going home". Continue reading the main story Crisis timeline 21 Nov 2013: President Viktor Yanukovych abandons an EU deal Dec: Pro-EU protesters occupy Kiev city hall and Independence Square 20-21 Feb 2014: At least 88 people killed in Kiev clashes 22 Feb: Mr Yanukovych flees; parliament removes him and calls election 27-28 Feb: Pro-Russian gunmen seize key buildings in Crimea 6 Mar: Crimea's parliament votes to join Russia 16 Mar: Crimea voters choose to secede in disputed referendum Ads by Media ViewAd Options Wording of ballot paper Law and order breakdown Is Russian intervention legal? Mr Aksyonov said Crimea's parliament, which was disbanded by the government in Kiev last week, would send a formal request to Moscow to join Russia on Monday. Some 58% of people in Crimea are ethnic Russian, with the rest made up of Ukrainians and Tatars. Most of the Tatars that the BBC spoke to said they had boycotted the vote, and felt that life under the Kremlin would be worse. Refat Chubarov, leader of the Tatars' unofficial parliament, said the referendum was illegal, and held in a hasty manner under the control of Russian troops. "The fate of our motherland cannot be decided in such a referendum under the shadows of the guns of soldiers," he told the BBC. The Tatars were deported to Central Asia by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. They were only able to return with the fall of the Soviet Union and many want to remain in Ukraine. But the referendum did not have an option for those who wanted the constitutional arrangements to remain unchanged. Voters were asked whether they wanted to join Russia, or have greater autonomy within Ukraine. Steve Rosenberg: "It looked like a Russian revolution" Away from the Crimea region, unrest continued in the south-east Ukrainian city of Donetsk. Pro-Russian protesters stormed the prosecutor's building shouting "Donetsk is a Russian city", and then broke into the local security services headquarters for the second time in two days. They later dispersed but promised to return on Monday.

^^ He is probably only there in name but it still a win for the SFG Cabdi cawar allowed him to visit because cabdi cawar can no longer resist xamar.

The pirates are angry that siilaanyo visited Laasqoray , Mr Pirate rising Siilaanyo was all day in eastern sanaag not a single person tried to undermine his stay this is just stuff and nonsense the pirates want to safe face.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pxQsbqo7ZgI#t=260

yaaa Gooyey Somali ba gooeyse dee there are no Foreigners in Somaliland and in segments of Somalia only the African union troops in the far south but they are there and damuljadid is fine with the AU troops. So Somali ba iska leh go aanka..

Somaliland president visit to laasqoray and the warm welcome https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVwOmjXvd2g#t=111

Madaxweyne Siilaanyo Oo Mashaariic Horu-Marineed Ka Hir-galiyey Laas-Qaray Hargaysa(ramaas)mar.16.2014-Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyada Somaliland Md:Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud(Siilaanyo) Ayaa Saaka si balaadhan loogu soo dhaweeyey Magaalo Xeebeeda Laas Qoray. Dadweyne aad u tira badan oo usii diyaar garoobay soo dhaweynta madaxweynaha oo ku dhaqan Magalada Laasqoray Ayaa Si Balaadhan U Soo Dhaweeyay Madaxweynaha Iyo Weftigiisa Iyagoo U Muujiyay Sida Ay Ugu Faraxsan Yihiin Inuu Socdaal Ku Yimaado Magaalada Laasqoray. Madaxweynaha Somaliland Axmed Maxamed Maxamuud Siilaanyo Wuxuna Halkaasi Kula Hadlay Dadweynaha Ku Dhaqan Magaaladaasi Waxaanu Sheegay In Xukuumadiisa Ay Ka Go’an Tahay Sidii Ay Deegaamada Sanaag Bari U Gaadhsiin Lahayd Horumar La Mid Ah Ka Gobolada Galbeedka Isagoo Bulshadana Ka Codsaday Inay Garab Istaagaan Dawladooda Kana Shaqeeyaan Horumarka Deegaamadooda ,Madaxweynuhu Waxa Socdaal Ku Tagay Dekadda Laasqoray . Intaasi ka dib Madaxweynaha Jamhuuriyada Somaliland ayaa markuu uu halkaasi uu gaadhay waxaa uu Dhagax Dhigay Mashaariic Horumarineed oo Ay Xukuumada Somaliland Ka Hirgalinayso Laasqoray isaga oo sida oo kalena booqashana ku tagay cisbitaalka magaaladasi iyada oo wasiirka caafimaadka oo safarka ka qayb ahi uu balanqaaday in dib uhayb balaadhan lagu samayn doono. Madaxweyne siilaanyo waxaa sida oo kale uu kormeer ku tagay dakada kaluumaysiga ee laas qoray waxaana iyadana balan qaaday dhimaheeda. Booqashada Madaxweynaha Somaliland Uu Ku Tegay Magaalada Laasqoray Ayaa Qayb Ka Ah Kormeerka Uu Ku Marayo Gobolada Dalka. Socdaalka Madaxweyne Axmed Maxamed Maxamud Siilaanyo Iyo Weftiga Ayaa Guul Weyn U Xukuumadda Somaliland Oo Si Nabad Ah Ku Tagtay Laasqoray Oo Ku Taala Xeebaha Bari Ee Somaliland. Waa Madaxweynihii Ugu Horeeyay Oo Somaliland Ka Socda Socdaal-Na Ku Taga Magalada Laasqoray Ee Somaliland. - See more at: http://ramaasnews.com/index.php/News/News/Madaxweyne-Siilaanyo-Oo-Mashaariic-Horu-Marineed-Ka-Hir-galiyey-Laas-Qaray.html#sthash.0FzbYZmh.dpuf

USC controlled all the south what is there so different about bay and bakool the fracturing clans were between the 2 Hag clans which caused the collapse of the capital city if they reconciled and never fought there is no diversity at all other than bay and bakool. Take away the Puntland clans and the Somaliland clans u have the HAG clans and the gedo clan left and the bay and bakool clan , the rest are Somali bantus and other persian minorities the latter two awal ba wax lama weydiin lahayd. the conflict was between the 2 mogadishu factions the mogadishu faction controlled all the south at one stage of the civil war.But their war caused their collapse.

Where is my good friend Mooge from Nairobi who told me last month that Cabdi cawar will stand his ground against Mogadishu the Mogadishu police chief is in Puntland. And that only a deal will be made with Mogadishu based on Puntland interest and that Puntland leads and not Mogadishu, Faroole said that Puntland decides what direction Somalia is heading not Mogadishu and that Federalism is the law of the Land and only when the Constittion is respected will we respect the government of Mogadishu hadaa iyo maanta maxa is badalay what is the Mogadishu police chief doing in Garowe, jawaabta waxa iska leh saaxibkay Mooge.

Gaas Oo Taladii Geelo Qaatay Aqbalayna Bilaa Shuruud Inuu La Heshiiyo Dawlada Federaalka Iyo Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliiska Soomaaliya Oo Caawa Garoowe Ku Hoyanaya:Qalinkii:Tooshka Wareega Ee Sh-Media PDF Print E-mail Written by Administrator Saturday, 15 March 2014 22:30 Madaxweynaha Jabuuti Ismaaciil Cumar Geele ayaa kula taliyay Madaxweynaha Puntland C/weli Maxamed Cali (Gaas)inuu si shuruud la'aan hoos-tago Dawladda Federaalka,dhagahana ka fureysto go'aankii Madaxweynihii hore ee Puntland C/raxmaan Faroole ee dhigayay inaysan Puntland Dawladda Federaalka la heshiin-doonin ilaa la saxayo Dastuurka iyo inta laga bixinayo lacagtii Halka Malyan ee Doolar ee dadkii Duufaanaddda ku dhacay Kooxda Muqdisho u balan-qaaday. Wefdigii ugu horeeyay ee Dawladda Federaalka ka socda uuna hogaaminayo Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliiska Soomaaliya Saacid Xaraggo ayaa qaab miino baar ahaan loogu soo dhex-tuuray Puntland,isagoo durba lagu soo dhaweeyay Magaaladda Garoowe ee caasimadda Puntland ee uu caawa ku hoyanayo,waxaana uu sheegay inuu Puntland u yimid kadib markii uu casumaad ka helay Madaxda Puntland oo codsatay in firxadka Alshabaab oo laga cabsi-qabo inay Puntland soo galaan,inay Dawladda Federaalka u soo dirto Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliiska si uu qiimeyn ugu sameeyo qaabka looga hortagi-karo firxadka Alshabaab oo Puntland ku soo wajahan sida ay ku andacoonayaan Madaxweynaha Puntland iyo Golihiisa Wasiiradda. Madaxweynaha Jabuuti Ismaaciil cumar Geele ayaa ku guuleystay Madaxda Puntland ee Jabuuti uu ku casumay inuu kula taliyo inay hoos-fariistaan lana shaqeeyaan Dawladda Federaalka,waxaana booqashadda Taliyaha Ciidanka Booliiska ay hordhac u tahay Gole Wasiiro iyo Xildhibaano ka socda Kooxda Madaxweyne Culusoow inay booqasho ku imaan-doonaan Puntland,iyadoo aan la xalin khilaafaadkii u dhexeeyay Dawladda federaalka iyo Puntland.

EUCAP Nestor opens office in Hargeisa Somaliland On Wednesday afternoon, the EUCAP Nestor field office in Hargeisa was officially opened by the Head of Mission, Mr. Etienne de Poncins, who arrived from the mission’s HQ in Djibouti earlier that day. DSF_0458On this occasion, the Head of Mission met with the Vice-President of Somaliland, Mr. Abdirahman Abdillahi Ismail Zeylai, who welcomed EUCAP Nestor in Somaliland and confirmed that the authorities will facilitate the work of the mission wherever they can. “The excellent cooperation between Somaliland and EUCAP Nestor will be further enhanced thanks to a permanent presence of the mission in Hargeisa” said the Head of Mission during the courtesy call. “We will be able to run additional activities and trainings and coordinate more closely with our counterparts in the field of maritime security”. While EUCAP Nestor activities and trainings with Somaliland regarding maritime security have been ongoing since some time, in the past they were carried out by mission staff based in Nairobi on board of EU Naval Force vessels. From now on, EUCAP Nestor will have police, legal and maritime experts deployed on a rotating basis to Somaliland in order to work together with their counterparts to design and run mentoring, advisory and training programmes in the area of maritime security and governance. During his visit, the Head of Mission also met with other high level representatives from the Somaliland Government amongst them the Vice-Minister of Interior, Mr. Osman Garaad Soofe, and the Executive Director of the Counter-Piracy Coordination Office, Mr. Mohamed Osman Ahmed, to discuss further possibilities of cooperation. - See more at: http://gaafo.com/317646/eucap-nestor-opens-office-in-hargeisa-somaliland/#sthash.xxAZD9TS.dpuf