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@somalilandusa I'm from Awdal and i can confirm almost all us in Awdal in Somaliland feel we do not share anything with israel and that we feel emphaty with the Palestinians than the israelis.

I have listen to Hassan Sheikh tonight and he flat out say we will attack if Israel comes to Somaliland. He is in fact clearly showing why Somaliland has to make new partnership with Israel to protect its sovereignty. The reason Somaliland signed partnership with Israel is to get the capacity to get weapons (Missiles) that can reach to Mogadishu, without a doubt when we get such a capacity we will not hesitate to hit Vila Somalia. Israel and Somaliland people have few similar characteristics; they believe the world is against us and we do too, and they want to kill first and talk later and we do too. Above all else we value the lives of our people tremendously. We never want to lose one single person regardless of the reasons.

@DavidGreenhh It's an old clip, too old even for the current topics.

Ilhan omar has again said the U.S. will not recognize Somaliland anytime soon drawing criticism from those who argue she’s overstepping by projecting a definitive stance on U.S. foreign policy.

@SL4life1 Stop chewing bro

Welcome to Berbera in the Future Insha’Allah

@Guntigaab Sounds more an AI made up story than realpolitik.

Do you know about the Djibouti–Somalia proposal to Ethiopia, which aimed to persuade Ethiopia not to recognise Somaliland? This proposal is said to have prompted Hassan Sheikh Mohamud and Ismaïl Omar Guelleh to request two meetings (and a third involving Djibouti) within three months. The proposal allegedly involved withdrawing and rearranging the borders in the Horn of Africa among the three countries. Under this plan: - Djibouti would become a fully Somali country, gaining land from Sitti, Harawo, and Awdal (covering all Issa and Gadabuursi territories). - Ethiopia would receive the Afar regions of Djibouti, giving it access to the sea. - The Hawd, Reserved Area, and Ogaden would be returned to Somaliland, which would then be forced to join Somalia’s military. In their view, everyone would gain something. The proposal reportedly leaked to the media and has been implicitly mentioned by Abubakar Baale at the UN and by Osoble on Facebook. It is also said to be linked to the maps attached to the “Xeet Ciise” submission to UNESCO, which was allegedly approved by Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Somalia.

@PJMedia_com Bro you need to stop chew thr green shit

Republic of Somaliland Asks U.S. to Extradite Ilhan Omar There to Face Justice pjmedia.com/catherinesalga…

@B19Joshua It's an empty land !!

Somaliland📍 The 18 of May is on the horizon, the day of national pride, rememberance and reaffirmation of our quest!. This year carries extra symbolic and politicalweight. It is the beginning of REAL international acceptance, and it will make it one of the most meaningful independence days in its history!. HAPPY 18. MAY LANDERS🥳♥️🙏🏽

@hoodohaybe1 It's a clan on drugs, dont wast your time on them

Ethiopia won’t be among the first to recognize #Somaliland. Its internal crises and external pressures make recognition a political risk it cannot afford. We must realize this beyond emotions. Ethiopia is not Israel it lacks the independence to take such bold steps.

@DavidGreenhh Recognized by whoom though? Think about it a mn. Israel!! One of the most despicable countries in the whole world in a region they are hated. Plus their ulterior motive will not suit local population, their culture customs and faith. All is expected by this recognition is mayhem

Ilhan Omar’s recent remarks that “no one can recognise Somaliland” which doesn't get determined by her. It's get determine by U.S. National interests. Somaliland Recognition rests with the White House and not in her Minnesota office.

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MAGAZINE: Israel has recognized Somaliland. Will the US follow? trib.al/UJ5mVRL

@LauraLoomer @nypost Hope you didn't miss any of your payments to your muslim victims.

@nypost Yah we know. Just deport her already. This has been known since 2018.

VP Vance claims Rep. Ilhan Omar 'definitely committed immigration fraud' by allegedly marrying brother trib.al/Qc1wavT

@Saeed_beeldeeq Cuck sucker genocide supporter

Yikes. You mess with #Somaliland, they dig up your sham marriage certificate to your brother 😀

@Guntigaab Road to Recognition goes to MoG. It's a fact !!

𝟏𝟖 𝐌𝐚𝐲: 𝐒𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐥𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐧𝐝’𝐬 𝐌𝐨𝐬𝐭 𝐏𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐃𝐢𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐜 𝐀𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐭 18 May is not just a national celebration it is Somaliland’s most effective diplomatic instrument. It marks re-independence, but more importantly, it creates a recurring global moment to project legitimacy, performance, and political clarity. Recognition is rarely granted in isolation; it is built on narratives that combine rights, achievements, and strategic value. Somaliland already holds all three: - a justified claim to recognition, - a record of stability and governance, - and growing geopolitical relevance. 18 May consolidates these elements into a single, visible platform. This makes it the “fifth factor” in Somaliland’s recognition strategy. Not just a legal argument, but a diplomatic amplifier a moment to present its case directly to the international community, reinforce its credibility, and shape external perception. The symbolism is sharp and unavoidable. 18 May forces a simple question onto the global stage: should success be recognized, or should failure continue to be accommodated? Somaliland represents functional governance and stability in a fragile region. Ignoring that reality increasingly carries its own political cost. Recent developments show how this platform can translate into outcomes. President Abdirahman Irro’s approach demonstrates that when the moment is used strategically with coordinated messaging and follow-up diplomacy it can extend beyond symbolism into tangible progress, including breakthrough recognitions. This strategy has recently taken a more structured and assertive form. On 17 May 2025,President Abdirahman Irro escalated the moment into direct diplomacy by sending formal communication to 193 countries. This was not symbolic outreach it was a coordinated attempt to engage the entire international system at once. The follow-through matters. In a parliamentary address, the president confirmed that responses had been received. That detail is critical: engagement moved from one-way messaging to active diplomatic exchange. The results are already visible. Israel’s re- recognition on 26 December 2025 did not emerge in isolation it reflects sustained outreach, timing, and strategic use of diplomatic platforms like 18 May. More importantly, it signals momentum. Recognition, once initiated, tends to build. The lesson is clear. 18 May must evolve from commemoration into strategy. Each year should not only celebrate the past but actively convert visibility into diplomatic gains. Recognition is not charity. It is alignment with reality. #Somaliland #18May #55thAfricancountry #Israel #USA

@pilothusen Ret race !

After somaliland recognition 🕺

@alryamyshyl Keep chewing my brother

Our ears and eyes will soon witness the United States recognizing Somaliland.

@FahimaAli49 "Enjoying somaliland" what is that even mean?? Looks like residents of clan enclave lost the minds since shaydagnahu fake recognition.

Enjoying Somaliland Eid Mubarak ❤️

Developments regarding the recognition of Somaliland are anticipated in the coming days. President Cirro is preparing for a series of official visits to conclude agreements that could steer the political dynamics of the Horn of Africa in a new direction Mohamed Yusuf Bakayle.

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Friends of somaliland began the Celebration coming in 18may2026

@RoblyXNews24 Because many of them are compulsive liars. They lie about everything, Their zionist like democracy, size of the population, about diversity, peace while unrest in eastern and western sides, their relation with Somalia, with turkey.

Basically, spreading misinformation about Somaliland is fine—but don't you dare mention our 'useful idiots'.

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A Tale of Two Paths: Chaos in Somalia, Stability in Somaliland blogs.timesofisrael.com/a-tale-of-two-… via @timesofisrael

@WaisAbdi1 Benale

I'm sure 💯 Ethiopia will be the second country to recognize the Republic of Somaliland.