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  Warbixin cusub oo ay soo saartay Qaramada Midoobay ayaa iftiimisay doorka xun ee uu Turkiga ku leeyahay dagaalka ka socda Suudaan, isaga oo adeegsanaya teknoolajiyad ciidan. Warbixintu waxay aqoonsatay dhoofinta iyo isticmaalka diyaaradaha dagaalka ee aan duuliyaha lahayn ee noocyada Bayraktar TB2 iyo Akinci, iyo sidoo kale nidaamyada dagaalka elektarooniga ah ee casriga ah, inkasta oo ay jirto cunaqabateyn hub ah oo caalami ah oo saaran Suudaan. Sida ku cad xogta ay heshay Qaramada Midoobay, hubkan ma ahan oo kaliya mid bedelay jihada dagaalka, balse sidoo kale wuxuu ka sii daray xaaladda bani'aadanimada ee dhulka. Tuulooyinka iyo dadka rayidka ah ee ku nool galbeedka Suudaan ayaa loo adeegsaday duqeymo aan kala sooc lahayn, taasoo sii kordhisay dhibaatada bulshooyinka horayba ula tacaalayay sanado badan oo xasillooni darro iyo barakicin ah. 🔗 Nordic Monitor – Warbixin ay Qaramada Midoobay soo saartay oo aqoonsatay hubka Turkiga lagu sameeyay ee dagaalka Suudaan 🔗 Causeur – Hu...

Significantly for East African diplomacy, the second round of Turkish-mediated negotiations between Somalia and Ethiopia concluded in Ankara on August 13, 2024, without a definitive deal. Officials from both nations and Turkey claim that despite this, the conversations made clear development. The focus of the debates is on a controversial port agreement Ethiopia signed in January 2024 with the self-declared sovereign nation of Somalandon. Relations between Ethiopia and Somaliland have been seriously strained by the deal wherein Ethiopia leases 20 kilometers of Somaliland's coastline in exchange for acceptance of Somaliland's independence. Viewing Somaliland as a part of its sovereign territory, Mogadishu denounced the agreement as unconstitutional, ejecting the Ethiopian ambassador and threatening to pull Ethiopian forces supporting Somalia out of the front lines against Islamist militants. Unlike past diplomatic interactions, the Ankara negotiations were conducted indirectly v...

Ra’iisul wasaaraha Soomaaliya Maxamed Xuseen Rooble ayaa sheegay in dowladda iyo ganacsatada Muqdisho ay ugu deeqeen lacag dhan 3 milyan oo dollar si loogu caawiyo dadkii ku hanti beelay dabkii dhawaan ka kacay suuqa Waaheen ee magaalada Hargeysa ee maamulka Somaliland . Sido kale Ra’iisul Wasaaraha waxa uu amray in degdeg loo sii daayo $11,700,000 (Kow iyo Toban Milyan & Todoba Boqol oo Kun oo Doolar) oo ku jira xisaabaadka dawladda Faderaalka, deeqda lacagta ah ee Somaliland si loogu gurmado dabkii qabsaday suuqa weyn ee Hargeysa. PM @MohamedHRoble has instructed the financial institutions to release close to $12 million from International Community earmarked for #Somaliland development projects to hasten the emergency response to the devastating inferno that swept through Waaheen market in #Hargeisa . pic.twitter.com/ACPdx7nmth — SNTV News (@sntvnews1) April 3, 2022

Somalia is currently grappling with one of the most severe humanitarian crises in its history. The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) recently issued a statement underscoring the catastrophic impact of climate-change-related floods across the nation. These floods have ravaged communities, affecting a staggering 1.24 million people and displacing over 456,800 individuals since early October. The situation, exacerbated by incessant riverine and flash flooding, shows no signs of abating until November 21, with impending heavy rains predicted in several regions, including the Bay area, Somaliland, and Galmudug. The looming threat of disease outbreaks, notably cholera, looms large, amplifying the urgency of the situation. Among the hardest-hit areas, the Bay region in South West State bears the brunt, accounting for 37% of those affected, followed by Gedo and Mudug regions at 23% and 17%, respectively. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) in various sit...