US EditionSomaliland in new Middle East balance of power - OrissaPOST
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Israel is in talks with Somaliland officials regarding a military alliance and the acquisition of a military base near the strategic city of Berbera on the Gulf of Aden. The article, "Is Israel Dragging Africa into the Middle East War?" comes from the website Everything That Matters.
Somaliland in new Middle East balance of power - OrissaPOST
By Janusz Bylinski Since December last, Somaliland has been at the centre of a cyclone that has gripped the Middle East and Horn of Africa. Israel’s recognition of its sovereignty sent ripples from Turkey across Africa. Was this a catalyst for the crystallisation of a new balance of power, or was it part of a planned regional reorganisation? On 26 December, Israel formally recognised Somaliland as a sovereign and independent state, arguing it me…
LONDON - Arab Jerusalem: At a time when the United States and Israel are waging war against Iran in the Arabian Gulf, Israel is silently planning to establish a military base in Somaliland, which was recognized as a state last December.
Somaliland (Somaliland), whose independence was recognized only by Israel, made an unusually large offer to the United States. In a remarkable step in the midst of rising tensions in the Gulf region, Somaliland offered the United States to transfer its main military bases in the region to its territory, in an effort to strengthen its strategic position and gain wider international recognition.
The African country whose independence was only recognized by Israel has made an unusually large offer to the US. Somaliland offers a strategic location in the war with Iran and valuable natural resources. On one condition
Somalia warns Israel against establishing military base in Somaliland
Somalia has warned that its territory must not be used for foreign military operations after reports that Israel is considering establishing a military presence in Somaliland, a self-declared republic that Mogadishu still considers part of its territory.
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