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Mogadishu rejects Netanyahu map depicting Somalia as divided

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The Somali federal government has rejected a map presented by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which depicts Puntland and Somaliland as separate states. Mogadishu sees it as an affront to its sovereignty and territorial integrity, Caasimada Online reports.

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