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The clueless Kids, hypocrites and the haters who were trolling in my geopolitical threads r disappointed now
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Yea, I remember When they authorized Ethiopia, Uganda, Kenya, Sierra leone. Tomorrow When Trinidad and Tobago is authoirized You will say You were right in Your 'Geo Political analysis'

LooL how does that even work? Somalia is no where near Yemen or Saudi Arabia.

Give a FOB a computer, sit back and watch the fire works...

Roll on Sahal....

I just read somewhere about the political
tension between Saudi Arabia and a Scandinavian country recently
when Somalia sided with SA they sent a plane to "treat" the injured people
of the explosion in central hotel (like it happened yesterday or something), maybe they thought
they might get more if they went harder on the Saudi ceeb lol

BREAKING NEWS: Operation Storm of Resolve almost didn't happen but for last minute negotiation between the Saudi King and President Hassan to authorize the airstrikes on yemen and use of Somali airspace. Latest reports show that the mighty somali airforce now not only are taking part but are leading the airstrikes. President Hassan has also indicated that Somalia is ready to send in ground forces if needed. Stay tuned to world renowed analyst Sahal for further news!!!

Why would the Saudi's even bothered asking, even if you believe sahal, when Somalia doesn't have the capacity to monitor it' airspace?
PS why would the Saudi's want to bomb Yemen from the Somali side, when they have their own borders with Yemen?

I reckon if there was planes on the Somali side....they're probably American.

GenkinMaru wrote:BREAKING NEWS: Operation Storm of Resolve almost didn't happen but for last minute negotiation between the Saudi King and President Hassan to authorize the airstrikes on yemen and use of Somali airspace. Latest reports show that the mighty somali airforce now not only are taking part but are leading the airstrikes. President Hassan has also indicated that Somalia is ready to send in ground forces if needed. Stay tuned to world renowed analyst Sahal for further news!!!

LooL

GenkinMaru wrote:BREAKING NEWS: Operation Storm of Resolve almost didn't happen but for last minute negotiation between the Saudi King and President Hassan to authorize the airstrikes on yemen and use of Somali airspace. Latest reports show that the mighty somali airforce now not only are taking part but are leading the airstrikes. President Hassan has also indicated that Somalia is ready to send in ground forces if needed. Stay tuned to world renowed analyst Sahal for further news!!!

original dervish wrote:Why would the Saudi's even bothered asking, even if you believe sahal, when Somalia doesn't have the capacity to monitor it' airspace?
PS why would the Saudi's want to bomb Yemen from the Somali side, when they have their own borders with Yemen?

I reckon if there was planes on the Somali side....they're probably American.

Bc they r warplanes, not allowed internationally unless the govt of that country authorizes it

Civil airplanes puy for us through the UN and we will collect them soon- there's some technological problems not technical from the part of the govt and we we r waiting the arrival of some italian engineers-

Saudi airplanes want to bomb cadan from the somali sea

This way is much safer for them to finish the mission

In exchange we will get financial and diplomatic backing.

sahal80 wrote:

original dervish wrote:Why would the Saudi's even bothered asking, even if you believe sahal, when Somalia doesn't have the capacity to monitor it' airspace?
PS why would the Saudi's want to bomb Yemen from the Somali side, when they have their own borders with Yemen?

I reckon if there was planes on the Somali side....they're probably American.

Bc they r warplanes, not allowed internationally unless the govt of that country authorizes it

Civil airplanes puy for us through the UN and we will collect them soon- there's sometechnological problems not technical from the part of the govt and we we r waiting the arrival of some italian engineers-

Saudi airplanes want to bomb cadan from the somali sea

This way is much safer for them to finish the mission

In exchange we will get financial and diplomatic backing.

xamar has no say. If the Saudis wanted to use the air space they would have to inform Somaliland first. It's our waters HSM Can't do nothing.

Stop being crazy Sahal. I can give you the benefit of doubt when you talk about who's walking barefoot in which hotel in Xamar, or which clan has sent an emissary to see the Sheikh, but please stay away from anything beyond that. BTW...you were saying that KDF troops in Kismayo will be replaced?

Togdeer wrote:

sahal80 wrote:

original dervish wrote:Why would the Saudi's even bothered asking, even if you believe sahal, when Somalia doesn't have the capacity to monitor it' airspace?
PS why would the Saudi's want to bomb Yemen from the Somali side, when they have their own borders with Yemen?

I reckon if there was planes on the Somali side....they're probably American.

Bc they r warplanes, not allowed internationally unless the govt of that country authorizes it

Civil airplanes puy for us through the UN and we will collect them soon- there's sometechnological problems not technical from the part of the govt and we we r waiting the arrival of some italian engineers-

Saudi airplanes want to bomb cadan from the somali sea

This way is much safer for them to finish the mission

In exchange we will get financial and diplomatic backing.

xamar has no say. If the Saudis wanted to use the air space they would have to inform Somaliland first. It's our waters HSM Can't do nothing.

kkkk its like galmudug or clan X claiming having control of its airspce!

show yourself on the map first then i will take you seriously!



Saudi led coalition request Somalia to use its airspace to attack Houthi rebels
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Officials from Somalia government confirm that Saudi led coalition has officially requested Somali government to use its airspace and water to carry out operation against Shia Rebels in Yemen.

Somalia Foreign Minister is expected to arrive Riyadh in the coming hours for possible cooperation with the coalition.

Somalia and Yemen shares border with along the red sea which makes it strategic position to strike the group.

The Shia rebels control the port city of Aden which is three hours boat drive from Somali port city of Bosaso and is strategic for the coalition.

Gulf States and other Muslims nation started campaign against the group to prevent rebels advancing in Yemen with mission to reinstate Yemen president Rabu Al Mansour Hadi who was earlier overthrown by the Houthi rebels.

Some experts warned the coalition fight against Houthis rebels may trigger sectarian violence in the Muslim world. Today Iran issued statement condemning the coalition forces. Earlier this year , The Gulf States accused Iran of backing Houthis rebels.

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26 March 2015

Somalia: Saudi Arabia Requests to Use Somali Airspace for Houthi Attack

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