Former Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre accuses the government of fuelling tensions in Mogadishu by deploying forces near the residences of opposition figures. He warns that these military movements could trigger new clashes and political instability in the capital, reports Caasimada Online.
Former Somali Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khaire has accused the authorities of military movements targeting the homes of former leaders in Mogadishu. He believes these actions could worsen instability and is calling for dialogue on the electoral process, according to a statement reported by Shabellemedia amid growing political tensions.
Somalia says it will remain neutral amid growing tensions between Ethiopia and Eritrea and maintain relations with both countries. Somali Deputy Foreign Minister Xasan Maxamed Cali Nadaara told the BBC that Mogadishu refuses to take part in regional rivalries.