The evidence does not reveal a signed multinational plan to invade Somaliland. It reveals something more gradual: a strategy to reverse recognition, weaken Hargeisa’s territorial control and rebuild Mogadishu’s claim through diplomacy, proxy administrations and foreign military power—until Israel’s recognition raised the cost of implementing… | Read More in The Blogs
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