Guys I noticed about Eritrean Somali relations
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Spacey caddet I don’t think we Somalis should focus on having good ties with the giant open prison of east Africa . We should focus on our selves how to strengthen our internal capacity . Geopolitical partnership can come later we should work on how to make ourselves stronger domestically the entire world will want to come to us once we shine .
No one supported aby except for his qabiil
The majority of warlord Maxammad Dhere qanyare yalaxow abdi qeyb diid all of them supported him. He had the full support of segment of the marehan the mudulood he had the support of most Isaaq unionists such as buuba aun and sifir and Kalun. Only the jihadists we’re opposed to him cabdilahi yusuf deserves a statue in the center Mogadishu
U just listed secular warlords which doesn't proof that "most" of the Somalis supported him, what's ur qabiil? I wonder why u defending aby while accusing such on icu
I am not the same qabil as cabdilahi yusuf if you think that is the case I just hate people who are hypocrites there is no distinction between cabdilahi Yusuf goverment and this current government nada. Just cabdilahi Yusuf was more nationalist and didn’t care about money trival issues but both were established in abroad countries
He was the biggest Dabo dhilif somalia ever had lol
Both traitors
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VIP
because one is hawiye and one is mj/darod.
I'm not mj nor hawiye
A political partnership with Eritrea is very important. It's in both nations interests that the other prospers. There is a historical relationship there as well dating back to Kacaan.
Sxb, you've heard the phrase "Geography is destiny", it explains why certain countries rise while others fall. Somalia isn't New Zealand, isolated in the Pacific with the luxury of focusing inward. We're surrounded by much larger, more powerful neighbors who've already made their intentions clear.
Historical precedent supports this: the United States required French alliance to defeat Britain. China needed Soviet support to industrialize. Singapore, UAE, Qatar are all small countries that achieved strength through strategic partnerships, not isolation. The pattern is clear: successful small states engage strategically with regional powers rather than pursuing autarkic development. The pattern is very clear, successful small states engage strategically with regional powers rather than pursuing autarkic development.
The game here is straightforward. When facing stronger actors, you either accept whatever terms they impose, or you build relationships where mutual defense makes aggression costly. This principle underlies NATO, EU, and even the African Union via security through strategic partnership rather than isolated capacity building.
Lets get local too, why didn't Kenya wait for our 'internal strength' before pursuing maritime boundary claims. Why has Ethiopia's growing state stability directly correlated with increased territorial ambitions all operating on their timeline, not ours?. External actors are making strategic moves while we debate whether to engage the game at all.
If you cannot see Eritreans as strategic partners but instead want to dissect every historical grievance to separate us from allies, then you are quite literally a lamb walking towards the kitchen.
