Illyria Posted February 21 Golaha Wasiirada Soomaaliya ayaa meelmariyey Heshiis Amni Badeed oo ay Soomaaliya lagashay Dawladda Turkiga, waxaana heshiiska mudadiisa yahay 10 sano, Turkigu ay awood buuxda u leeyihiin maamulida iyo Difaaca Biyaha Soomaaliya. Madasha waxaa laga xaqiijiyey in ay Soomaaliya u baahan tahay dalweyn oo difaaca Qaranimadeeda, kaasna uu noqon karro Turkiga. Heshiiska oo loo akhriyey golaha wasiiradda, waxaa laga sheegay madasha in heshiiskan fulintiisa ay 24 saac gudahood ku bilaabanayso, Haddii layku dayo xeebaha Soomaaliya in lagu xadgudbana ay ciidanka Turkigu u dagaalami doonan difaaca Biyaha Soomaalida, (Sida ay Ankara u difaacan oo kale). 30% Aaga dhaqaalaha Baluuga ah, kheyraadka laga helo ayay qaadanaysaa Turkiga, waxayna dhisi doonan ciidanka Badda oo laqalabeeyey, si ay masuuliyda ula wareegaan. Kalluumeysiha sharci darada ah ee ay dalalka Shisheeye kujariifaan xeebaha dalka ayay la dagaalami doonaan. https://www.facebook.com/farahgeylan/posts/25601750709424342?ref=embed_post --------------------------------------------------- US to build 5 new military bases for Somali army The agreement comes at a time when the African Union peacekeeping mission in Somalia, known as ATMIS, is scaling back its presence in Somalia. The new bases will be associated with the Somali military's Danab Brigade, established in 2017 following an agreement between the U.S. and Somalia to recruit, train, equip, and mentor 3,000 men and women from across Somalia to build a strong infantry capability within the Somali army. The brigade has been pivotal as a quick-reaction force in efforts to repel the extremist group al-Shabab. U.S. to Construction Bases for the SNA Danab Brigade - U.S. Embassy in Somalia SO.USEMBASSY.GOV Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Illyria Posted February 21 A brief sample of Natural Resources of the Somali peninsula. Uranium Somalia has an estimated 10,200 tonnes of uranium reserves, with 7,600 tonnes of it potentially commercially recoverable, though at relatively high expense Oil & Gas According to 2D seismic conducted by TGS in 2014, there could be 30 billion barrels of crude across 15 blocks. "I think the potential is there for multiple tens of billions of barrels, recoverable, or even more over time," Anderson said. "Just the areas we are looking at would be in that range, in the upside case, and that is just in our blocks." HydroElectric dams It is imperative to note that an estimated 100 to 120 MW of hydropower is said to be available in Somalia, yet the country is currently only extracting 4% of it. Wind and Solar The Stimson Center explains that “Somalia has the highest resource potential for onshore wind power in Africa and the country experiences 3,000 hours of sunlight per year with daily solar radiation ranging between 5-7 kWh/m2 per day, which equates to strong solar photovoltaic electricity generation capacity.” Furthermore, Somalia “could potentially produce up to 45,000 MW from wind and 2,000 MW from solar power.” Geothermal Djibouti has a geothermal potential estimated at 1,000 MW, enough to meet the country’s electricity demand, of which 50% of the population does not yet have access to electricity. Salt Somalia once had the biggest salt factory in the world. The Hafun Salt Factory was established in the Hafun area in northern Italian Somalia. Before the destruction of the salt factory, the plant produced about 200,000 metric tons of salt which were mainly exported to Far East Asia. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar Posted February 21 Maka soo horjeedaa heshiiska Turkiga? Waa run boqolkiiba sodon in la siiyo laakiin xaalka xun ayaa keenay waa dareemi karaa. Turkigana ma'aha Imaaraad ama Masar, dhex dhexaad ayuu ka yahay siyaasiinta isheysta,dano gaar ahna malaha. Xasan Imaaraadka ula tagay qorshahaan, waana ka aamuseen. Masar ula tagay, waa ugu baxeen balantii. Turkiga waa his third and last option. Daruufta u geysay. Turkiga ka bilaabo ahayd. Heshiiskaan waxaa soo dadajiyey Xabashada duulaankeeda oo bisha soo aocoto ciidamo geyso rabto xeebta Awdal. Laakiin waa waajib in lagu noqdo siismada boqolkiiba sodon kheyraadka baddeena. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted February 21 Don't forget the new Uganda-Somalia MoU signed by the Defense Minister. HSM is looking for AU troops willing to replace ATMIS and supposedly will protect government centers. None of these have been shared with the Parliament or the public. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted February 21 38 minutes ago, Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar said: Maka soo horjeedaa heshiiska Turkiga? Waa run boqolkiiba sodon in la siiyo laakiin xaalka xun ayaa keenay waa dareemi karaa. Turkigana ma'aha Imaaraad ama Masar, dhex dhexaad ayuu ka yahay siyaasiinta isheysta,dano gaar ahna malaha. Xasan Imaaraadka ula tagay qorshahaan, waana ka aamuseen. Masar ula tagay, waa ugu baxeen balantii. Turkiga waa his third and last option. Daruufta u geysay. Turkiga ka bilaabo ahayd. Heshiiskaan waxaa soo dadajiyey Xabashada duulaankeeda oo bisha soo aocoto ciidamo geyso rabto xeebta Awdal. Laakiin waa waajib in lagu noqdo siismada boqolkiiba sodon kheyraadka baddeena. HSM created the problem when he dismantled the armed forces and went on a power-grab journey, not to mention corruption. The problem is Turkey will have an outsized influence on Somali politics, security, and economy. A man like HSM is not the type to moderate foreign powers. Any power is bound to abuse their client if the client has no checks and balances. HSM has no intent of solving internal issues as well which is what made us vulnerable in the first place. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Illyria Posted February 21 2 hours ago, Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar said: Maka soo horjeedaa heshiiska Turkiga? I am all for treaties with Muslim nations i.e. Turkiye, Masr, Emeraat, Qatar etc, but it MUST be UNDER the right circumstances, BY the right leadership, and AFTER the nation has reached political harmony. Not a knee jerk reaction, as is the case now. More importantly, and in practicality, from Marka to Ras Kamboni (SW/JL), from Garacad to Las Qoray (PL), and from Xiis to Zaylac (SL) fall beyond the purview of the Federal government, under SW, JL, PL, and SL administrations, two of which are not even on good terms; how is Turkiye going to operate in those waters without their involvement and agreement? 1 hour ago, Che -Guevara said: HSM created the problem when he dismantled the armed forces and went on a power-grab journey, not to mention corruption. The problem is Turkey will have an outsized influence on Somali politics, security, and economy. A man like HSM is not the type to moderate foreign powers. Any power is bound to abuse their client if the client has no checks and balances. HSM has no intent of solving internal issues as well which is what made us vulnerable in the first place. Agreed. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 21 So wait a minute Amisom controls the land and Turkey controls the oceans ,, tallow dawlada iskeeda isku mamuuuli karayn hallaky ka talinaysa Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Illyria Posted February 21 Waar bal u yare kaadi, waa xiwaar mandaq saliim ah u baahan, darajadaana ka yare sareeya e. Remember we agreed we shall elevate the public discourse where the Somali peninsula is concerned? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Illyria Posted February 21 SOMALI PARLIAMENT APPROVES A NEW SECURITY AGREEMENT WITH TURKIYE Somalia is once again back in the Turkiye security umbrella as the Somali parliament earlier today overwhelmingly approved a Defense and Economic Cooperation Agreement. While Turkiye for the last ten years has proved to be a reliable friend of Somalia and has contributed to the rebuilding of Somalia's armed forces, President @HassanSMohamud has sidelined Turkiye in favor of UAE. UAE, a close friend of Ethiopia, is alleged to be backing Ethiopia's ambitions of seizing the Saylac coast of Somalia; hence, a new security agreement with Turkiye to help safeguard Somalia's territorial integrity and maritime boundaries. Meanwhile, there are no details if the security agreement with Turkiye supercedes the one with the UAE and Ethiopia, as the parliament just rubber-stamped the new security agreement without knowing the details. Similarly, the parliament has yet to receive the security agreements with the UAE and Ethiopia. > Daljir Media https://twitter.com/radiodaljir/status/1760339828057498075?s=20 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
maakhiri1 Posted February 21 2 hours ago, Che -Guevara said: Don't forget the new Uganda-Somalia MoU signed by the Defense Minister. HSM is looking for AU troops willing to replace ATMIS and supposedly will protect government centers. None of these have been shared with the Parliament or the public. Who will pay for it? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted February 21 3 hours ago, maakhiri1 said: Who will pay for it? They are hoping EU and US. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
