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To a Yemeni businessman who in turn will be making a killing by selling it on to some Asians. The ships are worth in the 10's of millions of dollars while Yemen wants 2 million for looking after it tho it used it all this time.

Maxkamad ku taalla Yemen ayaa si rasmi ah ugu wareejisey nin ganacsade ah saddex markab oo ay horey u lahayd dowladda Somalia.

Ninka ganacsadaha oo u dhashey Yemen ayaa maraakiibtan ku yeeshay lacag deyn ah oo gaaraysa 2 Malyuun oo Dollar.

Saddexdan markab oo lagu kala magacaabo Cismaan Geedi Raage, Faarax Oomaar iyo 21-ka Octoobar 3, waxaa haatan milkiyadoodu ay hoostagaysaa ninka ganacsada ah.

Dacwadda lagu xukumayay maraakiibtan ayaa soo socotay muddo 7 sannadood ah. Mas'uulliyiin ka socotay dowladdihii Soomaaliya ayaa tagay Yemen si ay arrintan xal ugu helaan, balse kumaysan guuleysan.

Magaalada Sanca waxa warbixinta hoose ka soo direy weriyaha VOA Jacfar Kuukaay.

http://www.voasomali.com/content/article/1963009.html
This while the government spends millions when there is motions

I believe the government cant buy it back cause of the arms embargo, we are only allowed small arms.

You never know some clan militia might get their hands on it even if it was bought back.

I dont think they are military ships but oil tankers.

So there useful in the long run. Whats wrong with these guys in xamar?

Xamar always gets blamed for these calool u shaqeystayaal who come from all clans. I support the moving of the capital to somewhere else like Jowhar.

^ since the home of the government is in mogadishu i had to say xamar. And yeah moving the capitol would be the best thing for the city. By 2030 it should be a modern city

Classiq wrote:^ since the home of the government is in mogadishu i had to say xamar. And yeah moving the capitol would be the best thing for the city. By 2030 it should be a modern city

More precisely a major Economic Hub

Bermooda wrote:I dont think they are military ships but oil tankers.

Oil Tanker, Freighter container ships. Somalia had an impressive number of vessels in the 1980s more than Kenya, Tanzania etc