Soomaaliya oo si adag u cambaareysay magacaabista safiirka Israa'iil ee Somaliland

Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ayaa sheegtay in tallaabadaasi ay xadgudub ku tahay madaxbannaanida iyo midnimada Soomaaliya.

Soomaaliya waxay si adag u cambaareysay waxa ay ku tilmaantay aqoonsiga la sheegay ee Israa'iil siisay safiir ka jooga Somaliland, iyadoo Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ah ku eedaysay tallaabadaasi in ay xadgudub ku tahay madaxbannaanida iyo midnimada dalka.

Dowladda Soomaaliya oo diiday tallaabada

Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda iyo Iskaashiga Caalamiga ah ee Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa qoraal ku soo dhigtay barta Facebook waxayna ku tidhi tallaabooyinkan oo la qaaday iyada oo aanay jirin oggolaanshaha Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya waxay si cad ugu xadgudbayaan madaxbannaanida, wadajirka dhuleed iyo midnimada Soomaaliya. Wasaaraddu waxay intaa ku dartay in Soomaaliya gebi ahaanba diiddan tahay tallaabooyinkan, waxayna u aqoonsanaysaa kuwo aan wax sharci ah lahayn, wax saamayn sharciyeed ahna aan yeelan karin.

Hargeysa iyo shuruudaha Heshiiska Vienna

Wasaaraddu waxay kaloo sheegtay in Hargeysa iyo guud ahaan gobolka Somaliland ay weli yihiin qayb lama taabtaan ah oo aan laga goyn karin Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya. Waxay ku caddaysey in samaynta xiriir diblomaasiyadeed iyo furitaanka xarumo diblomaasiyadeed oo joogto ah ay u baahan yihiin oggolaanshaha dawladda madax-bannaan sida uu dhigayo Heshiiska Vienna ee Xiriirrada Diblomaasiyadeed, islamarkaana aanay jirin tallaabo hal dhinac ah oo ka gudbi karta shuruuddaas ama wax ka beddeli karta xaaladda sharci ee dhulka Soomaaliya.

Dalabka Soomaaliya iyo safiirka la magacaabay

Wasaaraddu waxay sheegtay in tallaabadan ay soo xoojineyso aqoonsiga ay ku tilmaantay mid sharci-darro ah ee Israa'iil bishii Diseembar 2025 siisay Somaliland. Waxay intaa ku dartay in Soomaaliya ay Israa'iil ka dalbanayso in ay si degdeg ah uga noqoto tallaabooyinkan, isla markaana ay ugu baaqeyso dhammaan dawladaha iyo ururrada caalamiga ah in ay diidaan kana fogaadaan wax kasta oo sharciyad siin kara.

Michael Lotem ayaa warqadaha aqoonsigiisa u gudbiyay madaxweynaha Somaliland Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdillaahi (Cirro), kaas oo si rasmi ah u aqbalay intii lagu guda jiray xaflad ka dhacday magaalada Hargeysa halkaas oo mas'uuliyiintu ay dhagax-dhigeen dhismaha safaaradda Israa'iil. Wasaaradda Arrimaha Dibadda ee Israa'iil ayaa Axaddii shaacisay dhacdooyinkan iyadoo sheegtay in ay qabsoomeen toddobaadkii hore, hase yeeshee lama sheegin meesha uu safiirku wakhtigan ka wadi doono shaqadiisa.

Israel's Foreign Ministry said the Hargeisa ceremony took place the previous week and was announced on Sunday.

Somalia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation has condemned what it called the "reported recognition" by Israel of an ambassador to the self-declared Republic of Somaliland, saying the move violates Somali sovereignty and has no legal effect.

Mogadishu Calls the Move Illegal and Without Legal Effect

In a statement posted on Facebook, the ministry said the steps were taken without the approval of the Federal Government of Somalia. "Somalia completely rejects these actions and considers them illegal and without any legal effect," it said. The ministry added that Hargeisa and the entire Somaliland region remain "an integral and inseparable part" of the Federal Republic of Somalia, and that diplomatic relations and permanent missions require the approval of the sovereign government under the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.

Hargeisa Ceremony and Israel's Announcement

Michael Lotem presented his credentials to Somaliland President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi (Cirro), who officially accepted them at a ceremony in Hargeisa, where officials also laid the foundation stone for the Israeli embassy building. Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the events on Sunday, saying they took place the previous week. Israel appointed its first ambassador to Somaliland in April, and Lotem was named a non-resident ambassador, according to an Israeli Foreign Ministry statement.

Somalia Seeks Reversal and Wider Rejection

The Somali ministry said the action reinforces the recognition it described as illegal that Israel granted to Somaliland in December 2025, when Israel became the first country to recognize Somaliland, ending more than 30 years of diplomatic isolation. It said Somalia is asking Israel to immediately reverse these actions and called on "all governments and international organizations to reject and refrain from anything that could grant legitimacy." The Somali government also strongly opposed that recognition at the time.