Sacuudiga oo sheegay in Imaaraadka uu ka dambeeyey aqoonsiga Israel ee Somaliland
Warbixin cusub oo ka soo baxday Golaha Yurub ee Xiriirka Dibadda (ECFR) ayaa sheegaysa in dowladda Sacuudi Carabiya ay aaminsan tahay in Imaaraadka Carabta uu fududeeyey aqoonsigii ay Israel siisay Somaliland, iyadoo heshiiskaas lagu beddelanayo in Israel ay marin amni ka hesho dekedda Berbera.
Warbixinta ECFR iyo xogta Sacuudiga
Warbixinta ECFR oo la daabacay 21-kii September, 2025, ayaa ku saleysan wareysi telefoon oo qoraaga warbixintu uu la yeeshay sarkaal sare oo Sacuudi ah, halka magaciisa la shaacin. Hay’adda ECFR ma aysan soo bandhigin dokumentiyo madax-bannaan oo caddeynaya inuu jiray heshiis rasmi ah oo aqoonsiga Somaliland si toos ah loogu beddelay marin amni oo Israel ay ka hesho Berbera.
Hase yeeshee, sheegashada ah in Imaaraadka uu door ku lahaa fududeynta aqoonsiga Somaliland waxaa hore si gaar ah u werisay wakaaladda Reuters, taas oo bishii April sheegtay in Imaaraadka Carabta uu gacan ka geystay dhex-dhexaadinta aqoonsiga Israel ee Somaliland, xilli Abu Dhabi uu ballaarinayey saameyntiisa siyaasadeed iyo midda amni ee gobolka.
Aqoonsiga Israel ee Somaliland iyo xiriirka Berbera
Israel ayaa 26-kii December 2025 noqotay dalkii ugu horreeyey ee si rasmi ah Somaliland ugu aqoonsada dal madax-bannaan, tallaabadaas oo guul diblomaasiyadeed oo weyn u ahayd maamulka Hargeysa. Ra’iisul Wasaaraha Israel Benjamin Netanyahu ayaa xilligaas sheegay in go’aanka lagu gaaray ruuxda heshiisyada Abraham Accords, halka Madaxweynaha Somaliland Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdullaahi uu sheegay in maamulkiisu doonayo inuu ku biiro heshiisyadaas.
Warbixinta ECFR ayaa arrinta aqoonsiga ku dareyso dhinac amni oo muhiim ah, maadaama ay si toos ah ugu xiriirineyso Berbera, oo ku taalla Gacanka Cadmeed, meel u dhow marin-biyoodka Bab al-Mandab, oo ka mid ah marinnada ugu muhiimsan ganacsiga caalamka, isla markaana isku xira Badweynta Hindiya, Badda Cas iyo Kanaalka Suweys.
Jawaabta Soomaaliya iyo xiriirka Imaaraadka
Dowladda Federaalka Soomaaliya ayaa si adag u diidday aqoonsigii ay Israel siisay Somaliland, iyadoo sheegtay inuu xadgudub ku yahay madax-bannaanida, midnimada iyo wadajirka dhuleed ee Soomaaliya. Midowga Afrika ayaa sidoo kale diiday tallaabadaas, isagoo mar kale xaqiijiyey mowqifkiisa ah in Somaliland ay qeyb ka tahay Jamhuuriyadda Federaalka Soomaaliya.
12-kii Janaayo, Golaha Wasiirrada Soomaaliya ayaa laalay dhammaan heshiisyadii dowladda ay la lahayd Imaaraadka Carabta, oo ay ku jiraan heshiisyo la xiriira Berbera, Boosaaso iyo Kismaayo. DP World ayaa markii dambe sheegtay in howlaha ay ka waddo Berbera ay sii socon doonaan, inkastoo go’aanka dowladda federaalka.
Saudi Arabia has accused the United Arab Emirates of engineering Israel's recognition of Somaliland, according to a new European Council on Foreign Relations report. The analysis suggests a security corridor through Berbera was part of the arrangement.
Saudi Intelligence Claims UAE Brokered the Deal
A report published by the European Council on Foreign Relations on September 21, 2025, details Saudi Arabia's belief that the UAE orchestrated Israel's recognition of Somaliland. The analysis is based on a telephone interview with a senior Saudi official whose identity was not disclosed.
ECFR did not present independent documents confirming a formal agreement replacing Somaliland's recognition with a security corridor for Israel. The report relies on the assessment of Saudi officials rather than publicly available evidence of a direct swap.
Berbera as a Strategic Security Corridor
Israel became the first country to officially recognize Somaliland on December 26, 2025, under the Abraham Accords framework. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated the decision was made within that framework, while Somaliland President Cabdiraxmaan Maxamed Cabdullaahi expressed his administration's desire to join the accords.
The ECFR report describes Berbera as part of a broader network the UAE has established on both sides of the Red Sea. The company DP World, based in Dubai, holds a 30-year agreement to manage the Berbera port, which ECFR described as one of the UAE's most important assets in Africa.
Somalia Rejects Recognition and Cuts UAE Ties
Somalia's Federal Government strongly rejected Israel's recognition of Somaliland, calling it a violation of Somalia's sovereignty, unity, and territorial integrity. The African Union also rejected the recognition, reaffirming that Somaliland is part of the Federal Republic of Somalia.
On January 12, Somalia's Council of Ministers rejected all agreements with the UAE, including those related to Berbera, Bosaso, and Kismayo. Despite this decision, DP World stated that its operations in Berbera would continue despite the Federal Government's decision.
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