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Somaliland solves the geostrategic problems of Ethiopia and the United States

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Berbera sits in a strategic commercial and security position, where 30% of world trade passes through with a deep-water port and the longest airstrips...
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Security Cooperation Between Somaliland and United States gets Underway

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The United States Africa Command spent several days in Berbera working with various branches of Somaliland's armed forces, including the Somaliland Coast Guard. According...
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China and Somalia agree to joint patrols on Somaliland’s territorial waters on the Red Sea

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According to diplomatic and defense sources briefed on the matter, The People’s Republic of China and the Somalia Federal Government have agreed to conduct...
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Exclusive – Unidentified Spy Plane Surveys Somaliland

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On Sunday August 25th, a Beechcraft Super King Air 350 aircraft took off from Djibouti and crossed on to Somaliland airspace. Unlike many of...

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