Illyria Posted February 21 480 CLAN MILITIAS TRAINED IN DJIBOUTI TO TAKE CONTROL OF SAYLAC Daljir has learned that since Ethiopia declared its intention to take control of the Saylac Coast of Somalia, President Ismail Omar Guelleh (IOG) @IsmailOguelleh of Djibouti has been busy developing a parallel plan to also take control of the Saylac coast. IOG has recently convened Awdal clan and business leaders for a meeting in Djibouti. The meetings were initially advertised as a reconciliation conference for the two major clans in the region, the Gadabuursi and the Isse clans. While the clan leaders are still meeting in Djibouti, reliable sources are now telling Daljir Media that they eventually turned into meetings to strengthen Isse clan unity. So far, there is no reliable information if that was by design or a result of IOG getting cold feet in confiding his Saylac plans to the Gadabuursi clan. In Djibouti, with Isse clan unity strengthened, IOG asked his Isse clansmen that he will train and arm 480 clan militias who would take control of Saylac and environs. IOG selected a Colonel by the name Elmi to run the operation. With all 480 clan militias fully trained and armed, the militia leaders have now been ordered to depart and take control of Saylac. However, there is a slight problem. Somaliland has been closely following the events in Djibouti and has brought in few hundred heavily armed militias at the Lawyacade crossing. Colonel Elmi, not wanting any armed confrontations at the border crossing, now ordered the clan militia to head south to Geestiir and then trek all the way up to Saylac. With Somaliland aware of IOG's plans, there are now reports that some of @musebiihi's militias at the Lawyacado crossing have been ordered back to Saylac. If that happens, Col. Elmi of Djibouti has been instructed to take on the remaining Somaliland militias at the Lawyacado border crossing and move on to Saylac as a backup for the clan militias. This points out to an imminent clash taking place between Djibouti army and Somaliland militias, either at the Lawyacado crossing or in Saylac. With Saylac on the crosshairs of Ethiopia with the backing of the UAE, some questions are worth asking: what is IOG's purpose of creating an armed confrontations against Muse Bihi, when that could be an excuse for Abiy Ahmed to come to Muse Bihi's rescue? Why is the Gadabuursi clan not part of the trained clan militias that are supposedly to take control of Saylac? Is the Somali government party to the taking of Saylac, or is it solely an IOG military operation? Do the Gadabuursi clan leaders approve of the Saylac operation? We don't have the answers yet, but as sources close to IOG's Saylac operation tell Daljir, expect answers in the next couple of weeks or even earlier. > Daljir Media Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Che -Guevara Posted February 21 Interesting development . This seems coordinated. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Arafaat Posted February 21 It makes sense for Djibouti to not sit still with a changing regional dynamics that is seriously threatening Djibouti politically, economically and also the survival of the regime. Somaliland has thrown itself, Somalia and the wider region in to a potentially serious risky and murky waters. The ultimate blame for this is solely with Somalia’s leaders as they have ignored for decades the biggest and the longest of its political issue standing in the way of Somalia’s stability, state building and rule of law. And no Turkey won’t be able to solve this one for you, and neither can the AU, UN, EU or the US solve your own problems for you. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Miskiin-Macruuf-Aqiyaar Posted February 21 Ismaaciil ciimadiisa haddee Seylac imaadaan, dib uma noqonaayaan. He will think he is the new Rwanda's Kagame and Seylac is Congo's Goma. He will do as he sees fit. Xasana ma kala jecla. Muuse Muqayiloow, ka xaab xaabi. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 21 i doubt that will ever happen they tried this in 1990s and we all know ina cigaal man handled them Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
maakhiri1 Posted February 22 The SL Ethiopia deal is death sentence for Djibouti Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 22 7 minutes ago, maakhiri1 said: The SL Ethiopia deal is death sentence for Djibouti Ethiopia is Djibouti biggest client dont believe the huff and puff the Djiboutian government cant antagonise Ethiopia it doesnt dare why do u think Djibouti wasnt so vocal about the whole MOU. Djibouti is observing the situation and checking where the wind is going. One this is for sure this Confrontation and stand of between Somaliland and the bunker serves only Somaliland interest ,for to long Somalia was ignorong the SL plight and just ignoring it now it cant ignore it any more. ama wala isku duwaan ama beesha lixaad aya so dhex gali doonta. i am hearing the airspace conflict will be the biggest issue oo la isku dili doono. MOU halka inoo dhiiga horta thats for later MOU maha somalia iyo somaliland wa turki somalia and qatar and egypt on one side and Ethiopia and UAE and israel on the other Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
galbeedi Posted February 22 Daljir is usually a fake news outlet run by immature kids. Biixi has deployed 200 militia in Bariisle, between Zaylac and Lowyacado which is closer to the Djibouti border. We know the daily activities of the Zaylac and Lughaya area. So far nothing has changed in terms of movements and trade between Maamulka Hargeisa and Djibouti. Omar Geelle want to depose Biixi, but he wants the SNM project to continue. There is a lot going on that the Gaas Dhagoole from south central Somali/Puntland couldn't understand. Baahida nin baa jira kula deydayaayoo daalna kaa badane. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Illyria Posted February 22 1 hour ago, galbeedi said: Daljir is usually a fake news outlet run by immature kids. Biixi has deployed 200 militia in Bariisle, between Zaylac and Lowyacado which is closer to the Djibouti border. We know the daily activities of the Zaylac and Lughaya area. So far nothing has changed in terms of movements and trade between Maamulka Hargeisa and Djibouti. Omar Geelle want to depose Biixi, but he wants the SNM project to continue. There is a lot going on that the Gaas Dhagoole from south central Somali/Puntland couldn't understand. Baahida nin baa jira kula deydayaayoo daalna kaa badane. Hold on, you contradicted yourself without realising it. If IOG wants to depose Bixiye, and Bixiye deployed militia to the area to defend against an imminent danger, as you posited, therefore it would make sense for IOG to dispatch his own militias to preempt, as Daljir reported. It is as if whoever penned the bulletin was briefed by intel from a source other than the one which briefed you, yet, according to you, it is fake news. Having you been frequenting the bile well far too often to realise the folly in your step? I though Daljir were supportive of the Awdal movement, or were they supporting the wrong clan, in your computation. Damn clan politics. Postscript: Here are the correct verses of the poem, of Qamaan Bulxan, you seem to be having trouble with. Baadida ninbaa kula deydeya daalna kaa badane Oon doonahayn inaad heshana daayin abidkaaye Dadkuna moodi duul wada dhashoon wax u dahsoonayne Dallo malaha aakhiro haddii loo kitaab dayaye Adna gabayga waad nagu danqiye daacaddii maqane Dubkaa nagaga kaa yaal haddii lagugu deyrshaaye Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
galbeedi Posted February 22 I know the poem, just wanted the first verse. Anyway, Daljire supports Awdal, but they invite troll kids and discuss the issue with insignificant people. They were promoting few months ago a 30 years old unemployed kid who was calling himself Jamaahiir or something. They are fine , but has to be little bit more serious and factual. Personally I don't blame them since being fast with the truth is a natural thing for most Somali media outlets. I will give them some benefit of doubt because the preparation of Djiboti militia is correct, but they are on the Djibouti side of Geesdiir. This small town is where the the Ethiopian, Somali and Djibouti border meet. While you are in Geesdiir you could hit Zaylac easily. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 23 Though relations between geele and bixii became a bit tense after the MOU how ever they are not as bad as it seems the Somaliland diplomatic office is still intact in Jabuuti and nothing change there . Geele just wants to be assured that the Ethiopians cant build or have a port of their own in Somaliland . Though Muuse said that the ethiopian will not build a port but will use berbera but the lease is only for their navy. But the Ethiopian version of events claim they have been given land to build a port a bit of a confusion there lets see how it goed SL team of negotatiors are going to addis ababa the next coming days to talk about the mou and the finer details Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Holac Posted February 24 What is the animosity between the Djibouti and Awdal clans? Are they not brother clans who are pretty close economically, culturally and geographically? Is the issue a simple clan fued as is common among most somali clans, or is the hatred much deeper that one clan would sacrifice the other for Habesha enslavement? 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 24 5 minutes ago, Holac said: What is the animosity between the Djibouti and Awdal clans? Are they not brother clans who are pretty close economically, culturally and geographically? Is the issue a simple clan fued as is common among most somali clans, or is the hatred much deeper that one clan would sacrifice the other for Habesha enslavement? What is the conflict between most Somali clans clans that share borders are each other worse enemies ,,reer caynabo vs reer laascanood reer borama versus reer jabuuti reer baraxlay vs reer galkacyo to name a few the jesus clan and the borama clan are contesting over zeila the jesus clan believes zeila is their historic land this how ever disputed by the borama clan who have the majority of mps from there now its now 30 70 . Nobody cares about habesha kikiyu when ur being threatend by a somali next door thats atleast the somali mindset Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Arafaat Posted February 25 On 2/23/2024 at 3:12 AM, Xaaji Xunjuf said: Though relations between geele and bixii became a bit tense after the MOU how ever they are not as bad as it seems the Somaliland diplomatic office is still intact in Jabuuti and nothing change there . Geele just wants to be assured that the Ethiopians cant build or have a port of their own in Somaliland . Though Muuse said that the ethiopian will not build a port but will use berbera but the lease is only for their navy. But the Ethiopian version of events claim they have been given land to build a port a bit of a confusion there lets see how it goed SL team of negotatiors are going to addis ababa the next coming days to talk about the mou and the finer details Again safarad ayaa wali u furan, waxba ma sheegiso. Besides IOG is not one to show or share his political cards and his next steps on social media. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Xaaji Xunjuf Posted February 25 If the relations between jabuuti and sl would be rock bottom iog would have expelled our man Abdifatah in jabuuti Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
