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#Update: Somali-Kenyan MP Urges Iran to Open Hormuz Strait While Blocking UAE Access. Kenya’s Dadaab lawmaker Farah Maalim, long known for inflammatory and often unsubstantiated claims, has stirred fresh controversy with remarks that analysts described as veering into provocative. In a recent statement posted online, Mr. Maalim suggested that Iran could keep the Strait of Hormuz open to global trade while selectively restricting access to vessels linked to the United Arab Emirates — a claim he framed as retaliation for what he alleged was Emirati interference across Muslim countries, including Somalia. The comments, which offered no evidence and echoed a pattern of sweeping geopolitical assertions, were widely dismissed by observers as detached from the complex realities governing one of the world’s most critical maritime chokepoints.

🚨Report @RepOfSomaliland for impersonation🚨 This account presents itself as if it is an official Republic of Somaliland government account, but it is not affiliated with the Government of Somaliland. It uses the name “REPUBLIC OF SOMALILAND,” the handle @RepOfSomaliland, and posts statements as though it officially represents Somaliland. This creates public confusion and falls under X’s Deceptive Identity / Impersonation policy. How to report: 1. Go to the profile: Open @RepOfSomaliland. 2. Click the three dots (...) at the top right and select "Report @RepOfSomaliland". 3. Select Reason: "Impersonation". 4. Select "Someone else on X is being impersonated". 5. Under "tell us more about who’s being impersonated": Search for and select the official government handle: @somalilandmfa Click next to submit the report.

Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet approved the appointment of the Israel’s first ambassador to Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

Spoke on @i24NEWS_EN Global Eye with @benitalevin on the return of Somalian piracy. #Somalia the ultimate failed state sees terror and piracy as proxy the way Iran uses Hezbollah. In contrast, #Somaliland has kept its 850km of Red Sea clean of piracy.