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Hundreds rally in Somaliland after Trump comments

Source: Hindustan Times — World · 2 hr ago
Hundreds rally in Somaliland after Trump comments
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Summary

Hundreds of people gathered in Hargeisa’s Kheyriyadda Square after U.S. President Donald Trump said Somaliland is “a totally different country” from Somalia, a remark the crowd interpreted as a step toward U.S. recognition. Demonstrators waved U.S. and Somaliland flags, some bearing Trump’s image, and shouted slogans praising Somaliland and America. The rally highlighted the region’s desire for international acknowledgment of its separate political status.

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The breakaway region of Somalia runs its own affairs, and is widely seen as more stable and democratic than the rest of the country, though it has so far only been recognised by Israel. However, during a rally in Ohio on Monday US President Donald Trump said Somaliland was "a totally different country" from Somalia.

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