Deni receives Qoryood family members, as he promises unwavering support for the families of the fallen soldiers.

Public remains vigilant with more arrests of suspected Dacish fighters on the run.

Xaal qaado, just leave my people alone, or I'll hunt you down as if a Dacish sympathiser on the loose!

The old architecture is beautiful.

New developments by China. https://twitter.com/HeTouchroad/status/1889586454126301503

Cali Sabiix Cement Factory

A floating dry dock.

Jasiirad, Asal

In their latest desperate, suicide attack, and most likely one of their last, ISIS used motorbikes armed with high powered guns and modified trucks loaded with explosives. A few of the attacking force escaped. The Islamic State has regrouped in Somalia — and has global ambitions The Islamic State has also become a more sophisticated fighting force, employing suicide drones, long-distance snipers and bombs. Puntland soldiers and logistics convoys have targeted dozens of times by drones, a tactic commonly used by militants in Syria and Iraq but new to Somalia. Footage from captured drones shared with The Post showed that some were equipped with thermal imaging cameras, allowing for nighttime attacks. One model was identified by risk management company Vates Somalia as retailing for upward of $9,000. The Post obtained footage captured by Puntland Defense Forces showing a drone. Drones have been targeting Puntland soldiers, a new tactic in Somalia. The expensive drones can carry and release up to four separate munitions. Cheaper self-detonating versions explode into trucks, water tankers or crowds of troops. Injured soldier Abdiqani Muse Warsame, recovering in the hospital after a recent attack, said drones had repeatedly attacked his unit at night. “We just have our naked eyes and our guns to shoot them,” he said. Foreign fighters Puntland’s prisons have more than a dozen men who maintain they were tricked into joining the Islamic State. Some of their claims — like that of a Yemeni man caught during a failed attempt to blow up a police checkpoint in the port city of Bosaso a couple of nights before — didn’t add up. Also in custody are six Moroccans, who say they were recruited in 2023 from the city of Fes. They described an elaborate journey: driving overland through multiple countries, flying to Addis Ababa and sneaking across the Ethiopian border with Somalia. They traveled through the mountains for days, they said, often in the company of other foreigners, including men from Saudi Arabia, Tunisia, Sudan and Ethiopia. “We trained with Kalashnikovs, in a group of around 30 people — Algerians, Moroccans, Tunisians, Somalis and two Palestinians,” said one of the Moroccans. Like other prisoners, he spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2025/02/09/somalia-islamic-state-puntland-terrorism/

Duf ku bax!

Reer Dhahareed https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1263282558109078&t=0

Contributions from reer Badhan: 410 neef & 220 kiish oo raashin ah. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1S24ExRpJQ/

Remnants of isolated, defeated and fleeing Daacish members in a bad state.

Mohamed Owuli Opendi a Ugandan National, a member of the ISIS group, who was among the fleeing ISIS fighters had been captured.

Then, we are all speaking of the same thing, and are of the same mind, perhaps viewing matters from a different angle. Not all of us are die-hard loyalists, and could pick and choose. I do not subscribe to any political ideology, and do not support any political leader. Some of us are naturally wired that way. Besides, why value and care more about disgruntled few on Social Media than the majority who are fully behind and supportive of the State? Or are you just another extremist "Puntland First" proponent, with far-right ideologies who believes in "you are either with us, or with Daacish" ? In which case, you are no different from the ones you are complaining about. Bloody hell, listen to yourself, you sound more like a typical demented secessionist.

You two seem unacquainted with the most basic theorum of human needs, as outlined in Maslow's hierarchy model, where with lack of safety & security, physiological needs i.e. feeding oneself could not be realised, and vice versa. It is well-documented people in some of the crop-rich and wealthiest regions of the world starve due to lack of safety & security. Time to register for evening classes in 101 sociology!

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He is raising valid questions, and the buck always stops with the Leader in charge even when Commanders leading the battle commit strategic missteps, misread the adversary, or are outmanoeuvred in tactics. It happens in war. On Feb 4th, the toughest day of the conflict thus far, a few strategic missteps had been taken (not so much, Daacish fighters had better positions, adopted tactics unfamiliar to PL Commanders, and hardly engage in direct face-to-face battle unless forced), which resulted in high number of casualties, yet in the end, PL Commanders adapted, won the battle and positions. DM me if you want the gory details. By the way, Maakiri is the "mulkiilaha" PL, and just 'cos we criticise Deni, it does mean we are against PL. We are it! No denying of Deni's astute leadership, brinkmanship, and politicking, and I would rather have him in charge than Gaas or Faroole, but like all men, the man has flaws and limitations. Now is not the time to be focusing on him!

Absolutely. Imagine all the farm land being developed, and Saylac, Lawyacado, and Sacad al Din islands coastal areas being developed too.

Baki, Dhul beereed

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