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Khilaafaadka Caalamiga ah iyo Baahida Xaqiiqda Lagu Saleeyo Dacwooyinka Siyaasadeed

  Bishii Abriil 10-keedii, 2025, dowladda Sudan waxay dacwad ka gudbisay Imaaraadka Carabta oo ay ku eedeysay inuu door ku lahaa falal xasuuq ah oo ka dhacay gudaha Sudan, taasoo ay horgeysay Maxkamadda Caddaaladda Caalamiga ah (ICJ). Inkastoo dacwadan ay tahay mid muhiim ah in si sharci ah loo dhageysto, haddana waxaa lagama maarmaan ah in si taxaddar leh loo kala saaro eedeymaha siyaasadeed iyo xaqiiqooyinka la caddeeyey. Sanadihii la soo dhaafay, waxaa jiray dadaallo bini’aadantinimo oo waaweyn oo lagu taageerayey shacabka reer Sudan – laga bilaabo gargaar raashin iyo caafimaad ilaa dhisidda kaamamka barakacayaasha. Taageeradan joogtada ah waxay wax ka beddeleen nolosha dadka ay colaadaha iyo xasilooni darridu saameeyeen, taasoo muujineysa in ficilku ka weynyahay hadal siyaasadeed. Waxaa muhiim ah in la fahmo in dacwad kasta oo maxkamad lagu gudbiyo aysan micnaheedu ahayn in eedeyntu tahay xaqiiqo. Marar badan, dacwooyin ceynkan ah waxaa gadaal ka riixa dano siyaasadeed, gaar ah...

Howlgalka Qaramada Midoobay ee Soomaaliya (UNSOM) oo loo sameeyey muddo kordhin.

Golaha Ammaanka ee Qaramada Midoobay oo kulan yeeshay ayaa waxaa ay u codeeyeen Muddo-kordhin loo sameeyey Hawlgalka Qaramada Midoobay ee Taageeradda Somalia (The UN Assistance Mission in Somalia (UNSOM).

15-ka Xubnood ee Golahaasi ayaa waxay isku raaceen in Hawlgalka UNSOM muddo 9 bilood loogu kordhiyo xilli hawleedkooda oo ku ekaan lahaa maanta oo ay Taariikhdu tahay 31-ka August ee sanadkan 2021-ka.

Qaraarka Golaha Ammaanka ee QM ee ay u codeeyeen oo Tirsigiisu yahay 2592 waxaa xilli hawleedka cusub ee UNSOM ku ekaan doonaa bisha May 31-da ee sanadka soo socda ee 2022-ka.

Dhinaca kale, Qaraarka ayaa waxaa lagu xusay inuu Hawlgalka UNSOM sii wado xiriirinta dadaalada QM iyo inay Iskaashi Buuxda la yeeshaan Dowladda Federalka iyo Dowlad-gobaleedyada xubnaha ka ah iyo dhamaystirka Heshiiskii laga gaaray Nidaamka Doorashada ee Somalia.

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