Mogadishu attacks Donald Trump for saluting the seceding Somaliland

Author: tanzaniatimes.netPublished on: October 13, 2026Country: Somalia

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Mogadishu attacks Donald Trump for saluting the seceding Somaliland

The Somali government in Mogadishu issued an official statement criticizing Donald Trump for endorsing Somaliland's independence, reaffirming Somalia's sovereignty and territorial integrity. Trump had stated that Somaliland is a separate country from Somalia, which angered Mogadishu. Somalia urged the US to respect its internationally recognized borders and avoid actions that could promote division. Meanwhile, Somaliland praised Trump's remarks and reiterated its pursuit of international recognition.

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