Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
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Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
Ugandan troops face a possible “Vietnam†in taking on a peacekeeping mission in Somalia, diplomats warn, with Eritrea now telling President Yoweri Museveni to pull his troops out.
Isyas Afeworki of Eritrea
With the vanguard of Uganda’s 1,600 contingent of peacekeepers now in Mogadishu, the Eritrean government has upped the ante on the controversial force by telling them bluntly to go home.
Eritrean Information Minister Ali Abdu told the BBC that unless Kampala withdrew its soldiers, the whole East African region could be destabilised.
Behind the Eritrean concern is a belief that Ethiopia and now Uganda are acting at the behest of the US.
President Museveni has already acknowledged that Washington is paying for the peacekeepers.
Mr Abdu accused Ethiopia of being a US puppet in driving out the forces of the Union of Islamic Courts from Mogadishu, whom Eritrea supported.
Ugandan troops have already been shelled by insurgents angry at their arrival and Mr Abdu said worse could follow.
The Financial Times newspaper suggested on Saturday that President Museveni had agreed to the peacekeeping mission to deflect attention from his troubles at home.
This follows a strike by the judiciary and the tear-gassing of opposition supporters in Kampala over a week ago.
The paper noted that Washington had adopted a far more conciliatory role in its relations with Kampala since President Museveni signed up for the war on terror.
“Like Meles Zenawi, who enjoys US support as a counter-terrorism ally in spite of a crackdown on the opposition after elections in 2005, President Museveni’s strategic role has encouraged Washington to damp down criticism of him,†the FT said.
“Forged during the Clinton years, when President Museveni formed the linchpin in a regional alliance against the Islamist government in Sudan, his long-standing convergence with US security interests has again come to the fore in Somalia.â€
But one Western diplomat has described Uganda’s task in Somalia as a “suicide mission†despite the faith shown in the army by President Museveni.
International observers say at least 8,000 more troops are needed to fulfil the expectations of the peacekeeping mission in Somalia, but so far only 2,500 more — from Ghana, Malawi, Burundi and Nigeria — have been promised.
Isyas Afeworki of Eritrea
With the vanguard of Uganda’s 1,600 contingent of peacekeepers now in Mogadishu, the Eritrean government has upped the ante on the controversial force by telling them bluntly to go home.
Eritrean Information Minister Ali Abdu told the BBC that unless Kampala withdrew its soldiers, the whole East African region could be destabilised.
Behind the Eritrean concern is a belief that Ethiopia and now Uganda are acting at the behest of the US.
President Museveni has already acknowledged that Washington is paying for the peacekeepers.
Mr Abdu accused Ethiopia of being a US puppet in driving out the forces of the Union of Islamic Courts from Mogadishu, whom Eritrea supported.
Ugandan troops have already been shelled by insurgents angry at their arrival and Mr Abdu said worse could follow.
The Financial Times newspaper suggested on Saturday that President Museveni had agreed to the peacekeeping mission to deflect attention from his troubles at home.
This follows a strike by the judiciary and the tear-gassing of opposition supporters in Kampala over a week ago.
The paper noted that Washington had adopted a far more conciliatory role in its relations with Kampala since President Museveni signed up for the war on terror.
“Like Meles Zenawi, who enjoys US support as a counter-terrorism ally in spite of a crackdown on the opposition after elections in 2005, President Museveni’s strategic role has encouraged Washington to damp down criticism of him,†the FT said.
“Forged during the Clinton years, when President Museveni formed the linchpin in a regional alliance against the Islamist government in Sudan, his long-standing convergence with US security interests has again come to the fore in Somalia.â€
But one Western diplomat has described Uganda’s task in Somalia as a “suicide mission†despite the faith shown in the army by President Museveni.
International observers say at least 8,000 more troops are needed to fulfil the expectations of the peacekeeping mission in Somalia, but so far only 2,500 more — from Ghana, Malawi, Burundi and Nigeria — have been promised.
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
quote-->"The Financial Times newspaper suggested on Saturday that President Museveni had agreed to the peacekeeping mission to deflect attention from his troubles at home.
That's right, let's send some Hawiye peacekeepers to Northern Uganda .
That's right, let's send some Hawiye peacekeepers to Northern Uganda .
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[quote="Ina Baxar"]quote-->"The Financial Times newspaper suggested on Saturday that President Museveni had agreed to the peacekeeping mission to deflect attention from his troubles at home.
That's right, let's send some Hawiye peacekeepers to Northern Uganda .[/quote]
Walle wad iga qoslesisay. I was expecting you would say Somali peacekeepers to Uganda.
That's right, let's send some Hawiye peacekeepers to Northern Uganda .[/quote]
Walle wad iga qoslesisay. I was expecting you would say Somali peacekeepers to Uganda.
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
Hyperactive, anybody whos not Hawiye in Mogadisho is "marti" { host}.
The Ugandese came to supposedly pacify Mog sow ma'aha, then let's send some Mog's originals to serve as a buffer between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Ugandese forces
The Ugandese came to supposedly pacify Mog sow ma'aha, then let's send some Mog's originals to serve as a buffer between the Lord's Resistance Army and the Ugandese forces

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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
I disagree with host part. My grand father came from meel layirahdo iimay... and only one sub sub sub clan omba daga but I cannot call marti dad kale o nala daga for whatever reason ay ogu so domen iimay
Any ways I laughed because I wasn't expecting your reply. But if we think of current somalia you are right. It's haweya war against ethiopia and Uganda. Walle I would love to join them fighting with Ethiopia

Any ways I laughed because I wasn't expecting your reply. But if we think of current somalia you are right. It's haweya war against ethiopia and Uganda. Walle I would love to join them fighting with Ethiopia

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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
Hyperactive , Xamar waa deegan Hawiye , layskuma haysto. It can be the capital , but as it is today , since everybody went back to his old deegan , Mogadisho is theirs.
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
Wa runta since no state no national capital wax la daho. I only belive they shouldn't be alone fighting with Amharo iyo African kaleba.
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
somalia needs to learn how to unite first and that starts with accepting yussef..
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
lol gurey maxad ku qososhay? Inanta ma kaftankada o dideysa. Waxey ko hadashay kaftan ban o aqan



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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
its still funny laakin
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
gurey whats funny?
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
Ina Baxar
I agree. Lets send some hawiye away to anywhere.
As long as there are savage africans present. 
I agree. Lets send some hawiye away to anywhere.


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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
[quote="Babygal"]somalia needs to learn how to unite first and that starts with accepting yussef..[/quote]
I am sure that came out wrong, again?
I am sure that came out wrong, again?
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Re: Eritrea tells Uganda to get out of Somalia
samtr shut your tribalist arse..
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