Mohamednoor Hussein @Elemanto

At the summit in #Tanzania, when the guests are introduced, the delegates bang on the table as a sign of respect for each country. But watch what happens when the Islamic Republic of #Iran is introduced!💥

Prominent Somali Muslim scholar Sheikh Shibli has compared the Somali government’s actions to those of Israel’s Zionist government, arguing that there is little difference when innocent women and children are harmed, mosques are demolished, and families are forcibly evicted from their homes. For the first time, prominent Somali scholars are speaking out against the chaos and destruction caused by failed former president Hassan Sheikh Mohamud.

🚨 BREAKING!!! Bruno Guimarães at 29 went to Arsenal for £75m and bags £250k every week. Mateus Fernandes with back-to-back relegation and no int'l cap cost Tottenham £89m and £250k a week in wages. Anderson with one good season went to City for £116m and earns £300k weekly. Bouaddi will move to City for £100m+. Baleba at 22 for just £65m on £85k a week is a bargain and could be the best signing of them all in the long-run.

AUSSOM should leave let Somalia handle their own mess. I'm with the U.S. cut all funding. Best news ever. Let the Somali government step up and do their thing. No more foreign support. They should clean their own backyard, and Somalis would welcome the U.S. decision.

Between the North and the South, which one deserves to be the Somali capital? If we divide the Somali nation into North and South from a historical and geographical perspective, it becomes clear why the South should not host the capital. First, Mogadishu is surrounded only by Somali cities that have struggled to defend themselves and are vulnerable to invasion due to their geographical location. Despite its rich history dating back over a thousand years, Mogadishu has never been a strong champion of Somali unity—even before the colonial era. In the last 40 years, it has failed to unite the nation, largely because of persistent chaos and destruction. In many ways, it simply lacks the strategic leverage needed for a capital. By contrast, cities such as Borama or Erigavo are surrounded by major Somali settlements and protected by mountains, offering natural defense similar to Tehran in Iran. The Somali cities in the North are generally more peaceful and better connected. In the North, there is meaningful distance—often around two hours of travel—between major settlements, creating a more defensible and stable layout. The southern regions, from Hobyo, Dhusamareb, and Shilaabo southward, have faced the opposite reality. Sparse population centers, weak connectivity, and open geography have made the area vulnerable. This contributed significantly to the nation’s fragmentation, allowed Al-Shabaab to expand easily, and kept foreign influence present. Quite simply, there have not been enough people or resources in the South to protect and stabilize that part of the country across all sectors. I genuinely love and admire Mogadishu for its history and importance, but it does not possess the necessary advantages to serve effectively as the Somali capital. It is time for Somalis to think strategically about what will benefit the nation in the long term. We must honestly recognize our geographical weaknesses and identify what can truly foster unity, security, and progress. A capital should strengthen the entire country—not expose its most vulnerable points.

What happened in Baidoa today has no heroes. A rushed election was held to preserve political self-interest, resulting in compromised outcomes. Federal troops were deployed not on constitutional principle but in response to a breakdown in personal loyalty. This is not an anomaly in Somalia’s federal system. It is the system working exactly as its structural flaws have always guaranteed it would. The federal project in Somalia was built on personal allegiance rather than institutional foundations. When that allegiance held, the absence of functioning institutions was tolerable. When it broke, as it has now broken in South West State, there was nothing else to stand on. No Constitutional Court to adjudicate the dispute. No genuine independent electoral commission to validate or invalidate the process. No agreed framework for what happens when a Federal Member State (FMS) and the Federal Government reach an irreconcilable disagreement. Just competing claims, and ultimately, force. The consequences are serious and should be stated plainly. Every remaining FMS administration is today asking the same question: if the Federal Government will deploy troops to resolve a political dispute it cannot win through legitimate means, what protection does any FMS have against the same fate? That question - unanswered, unanswerable under the current framework - is more destabilising than anything that happened in Baidoa today. It transforms what should be a federal partnership into a conditional arrangement, revocable at will from the centre. The deeper design flaw is this: Somalia’s federal architecture was never completed. The Constitutional Court mandated in 2012 was never established. The electoral commission, which should have been independent, became an instrument of the ruling party. These are not administrative oversights. They are the load-bearing walls that were never built, and what collapsed in Baidoa today is the structure that depended on them. This crisis will not be resolved by determining who was more wrong. It will only be resolved by building what was never built - the institutions that make this kind of confrontation unnecessary. A Constitutional Court. A truly independent electoral commission. A federal compact that all sides recognise because all sides shaped it. Until those institutions are built, Somalia will continue to reproduce these crises with different actors and in different locations. The names and locales may change, but ultimately the same structural issues will persist.

🔺 Reuters: The era of aircraft carriers is coming to an end; USS Abraham Lincoln is limping out of the Persian Gulf. 🔺 Reuters: With its military ingenuity, Iran has proven that aircraft carriers are no longer “impregnable fortresses,” but merely large and expensive targets. 🔺 CNN: A national trauma; how could a $13-billion asset be rendered ineffective within minutes? 🔺 CNN: The return of the USS Abraham Lincoln to the United States in this condition is the biggest blow to the reputation of the American military since the Vietnam War. 🔺 Sputnik: The legend is dead; Abraham Lincoln arrived to threaten, but is returning as a floating pile of scrap. 🔺 AFP (Agence France-Presse): Panic in the Pentagon; with the withdrawal of the USS Abraham Lincoln, the balance of power in West Asia has definitively shifted in Iran’s favor. 🔺 AFP: U.S. allies are horrified; if even America’s largest warship cannot protect itself against Iran, no one can rely on American protection anymore. 🔺 The Telegraph: This defeat will go down in history as “the moment Western naval dominance collapsed.”

This particular American war was a mistake in more ways than 3

Videos from Kuaishou, a Chinese social media app, without guarantee of accuracy, strongly suggest that the number of US soldiers who have died is more than reported.

After a strike on Ramat David Airbase located 20 kilometres southeast of Haifa, israeli pilots abandon their warplanes and flee | via @Obsh50

Reports suggest Iranian strikes hit Netanyahu’s home, killing his brother, while Israel’s National Security Minister Ben-Gvir is said to be in critical condition after his home was struck as well.

@IranTimes9 Inshallah Iran will win war

Subhanallah! Why don't THEY listen to Sheikh Umal...@AbdikadirMohami @WehliyeMohamed @AbdiwahabSheik7 @simba_guleid

🚨BREAKING: iShowSpeed announces that he will be visiting Somalia during Africa Tour: Part Two which starts in a few months time He says he’s confident the second part of the tour will be even more entertaining than the first, revealing that he’ll be travelling alongside well-known Somali content creators who will also help ensure his safety Speed adds that, amid recent news, Somalia and Somali people have been unfairly mistreated and misrepresented, and he’s excited to use his platform to shine a positive light on the country, its people, and its culture.

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Sheikh Abdullahi Sheikh Ali Jawhar addresses the massacre committed by warlord Bihi & his terrorist faction, the SNM, against his own Isaaq tribesmen in Burco & Berbera. Furthermore, this same terrorist organization is now attempting to betray the nation by aligning themselves..

🇺🇸🇮🇱🇮🇶🇮🇷⚡- Wesley Clark, retired U.S. Army General: "They wanted to destabilize the Middle East, Turn it upside down, Make it under our control" "This country was taken over by a group of people with a policy coup"

Venezuela President Maduro on Israel: “They justify raids, extermination, genocide, and atomic bombs” “they'll come for the Christians, Catholics.”

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