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You're Being Warned
Posted: 21 Jan 2024, 20:32
by Somaliman
Nobody should put Egypt to test or jeopardise the security of sisterly countries, especially when they seek our help.
Sisterly Somalia is entitled to joint defence under the Arab League Charter if it encounters any risks. Accordingly, Egypt backs Somalia in its efforts to protect its security and sovereignty.
Re: You're Being Warned
Posted: 21 Jan 2024, 21:36
by Jikaar
How Many years you are begging an other man to fight for you. Somaliland is only few million peaple. If it's yours why can't you take over it. And arrest muuse biixi. Do you think Egypt will do that for you.
no fat Arab is fighting for you. In fact the UAE is behind all of this. Poor Egypt can't can't mess with The UAE. Even your Turkish daddy won't help you.
Re: You're Being Warned
Posted: 21 Jan 2024, 21:40
by Zack
Jikaar ur wrong Hassan is using the right tools Egypt is the first enemy of Ethiopia if Egypt bombs the dam.
Then what will u do how wil the alliance between Somaliland and Ethiopia still stand . I think u will be the bigger loser in here.
Egypt is stronger then Ethiopia what will Somaliland do when the Ethiopian army is defeated by Egyptian F16 and fano come to power. And abiye the galla monkey runs to Zimbabwe like Mengistu.
Dr Zackovich
Re: You're Being Warned
Posted: 21 Jan 2024, 21:47
by Zack
El Sisi warns Ethiopia over Somaliland Red Sea deal
Cairo
Jan 21, 2024
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Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El Sisi has warned Ethiopia over its preliminary deal with Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland to gain access to the Red Sea.
Making his first public comments about the deal signed on January 1, Mr El Sisi on Sunday said Cairo would not tolerate anyone threatening or breaching Somalia's security.
“Let me state this very clearly; Egypt will not allow anyone to breach or threaten Somalia’s security … no one should test Egypt’s resolve or try to threaten its brotherly nations, especially if its brothers asked for its support,” he said.
He made the comments after hosting Somalia’s President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud for talks in Egypt's capital, less than three weeks after landlocked Ethiopia and Somaliland signed an agreement that would lease to Addis Ababa a 20km stretch of its Red Sea coastline.
https://www.thenationalnews.com/mena/eg ... land-deal/