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The military intervention by Djibouti in northern Somalia, in the absence of any direct threat to its own security, constitutes a breach of international law and the fundamental principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other nations.
#SSCGENOCIDE
The military intervention by Djibouti in northern Somalia, in the absence of any direct threat to its own security, constitutes a breach of international law and the fundamental principle of non-interference in the internal affairs of other nations.
It also represents a violation of Somalia's sovereignty.
While the military support given by the Djiboutian dictator to the separatists in northern Somalia and the provision of weapons,including chemical weapons can be severe and far-reaching twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
While the military support given by the Djiboutian dictator to the separatists in northern Somalia and the provision of weapons,including chemical weapons can be severe and far-reaching twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
From a legal perspective, its violation of the UN Security Council resolution, which imposes an arms embargo on Somalia.
Providing chemical weapons to separatists would be a violation of international law, including the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), that Djibouti signed it.
Providing chemical weapons to separatists would be a violation of international law, including the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC), that Djibouti signed it.
1. What is the war strategy of Somaliland (SL) administration in #Laasaanood?
There is no strategy.
Early on, during the uprising of the LA residents, SL tried the divide-and-rule strategy by attempting to buy favors from certain sections of the SSC population.
There is no strategy.
Early on, during the uprising of the LA residents, SL tried the divide-and-rule strategy by attempting to buy favors from certain sections of the SSC population.
2. Divide-and-rule was SL's best strategy; however, after several years of unresolved and horrific targeted extrajudicial assassinations of nearly 150 prominent people, which have caused an imaginable upheaval and embittered the SSC community, this strategy collapsed.
3. The constant shuttle undiplomacy by the Minister of Interior, Mr. Kahin, the Minister of Communication, Mr. Kore, and the Speaker of the House, Mr. Khalif, did not create fissures amongst the SSC people. On the contrary, it galvanized the SSC community.
THREAD: DEBUNKING FAKE NEW.
@RAbdiAnalyst there is not fascinating about your "dossier". After the murder of Hadrawi by an unknown assassin. The people of #Laascaanood protested & @musebiihi's RRU massacred at least 20 unarmed protest using military grade weapons.
@RAbdiAnalyst there is not fascinating about your "dossier". After the murder of Hadrawi by an unknown assassin. The people of #Laascaanood protested & @musebiihi's RRU massacred at least 20 unarmed protest using military grade weapons.
On the 4th January, #Somaliland's militia executed Mohamud Ali Sadle in the middle LA. After the murder, they violated the corpse by refusing it to be taken for a proper Islamic burial. Outraged locals took up and ejected the #Somaliland militia from city.
In desperation, @musebiihi attempted to scapegoat two Habar Jeclo soldiers & offered their heads for Ali's murder. The victim's subclan (JS) refused the offer & instead demanded justice for all the victims. After this @musebiihi started creating his own fact & figures.
A drawing by Melton Prior, a famous war correspondent and artist between 1870-1910 illustrating the battle of Cagaarweyne 90km south of #Laascaanood. The battle took place on the 17th of April 1903 and the drawing was published on the 6th of June, 1903.
This specific drawing was dedicated to Major Arthur Plunkett who was among those leading the colonial army at the battle of Cagaarweyne. He was shot in the head at this battle and killed while escaping from the onslaught of somali Dervish forces.
At the battle of Cagaarweyne, No British officer escaped, and the surviving Sikhs were all killed on their charge back. Only forty-seven men, all Africans most of whom had been separated during the initial attack, made it back to the British colonial headquarters.
