Diplomatic storm as Zionist move sparks outrage

A wave of condemnation has erupted after Zionist announced plans to appoint a diplomatic envoy to the self-declared “Somaliland,” a move slammed by a coalition of Arab, African, and Asian nations as a direct violation of Somalia’s sovereignty.

In a joint statement, foreign ministers from Algeria, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and others warned the plan sets a “dangerous precedent,” rejecting any unilateral actions that threaten territorial unity. They reaffirmed full support for Somalia’s federal government as the sole legitimate authority.

The ministers argued the decision breaches international law and risks destabilizing the already fragile Horn of Africa, raising fresh concerns over regional security.