
Somaliland Offers US Access to Minerals and Military Bases
Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia, has expressed its willingness to grant the United States access to its mineral resources and military bases, according to a minister.
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Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia, has expressed its willingness to grant the United States access to its mineral resources and military bases, according to a minister.
US can access minerals, military bases in Somaliland: minister to AFP Arab News

Laut einem Regierungsvertreter könnten Militärstützpunkte "für die Vereinigten Staaten geöffnet werden". Die Region will die Unabhängigkeit zu Somalia

Somaliland's Minister of the Presidency stated that exclusive rights to its minerals and military bases have been offered to the US as part of Somaliland's push for global recognition.

Separatist Somaliland is seeking international legitimacy by offering the United States access to its mineral resources and military bases.

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A Somaliland minister has informed AFP that the US can access minerals and military bases in Somaliland, following Israel's recognition of its independence in December.
The self-declared region of Somaliland is actively courting the United States, offering access to its mineral resources in its pursuit of international recognition and independence.

Somaliland, a self-declared independent state, is attempting to gain international legitimacy by offering the United States access to its mineral resources and potential military bases.

Somaliland is prepared to grant the United States access to its mineral resources and military bases as the self-declared region seeks international recognition.

Somaliland's minister of the presidency stated that exclusive rights to minerals and military bases have been offered to the United States as part of Somaliland's efforts to gain global recognition.
Turkish President Erdogan has criticized Israel's recognition of Somaliland as 'illegal,' stating that it does not benefit Somaliland or the Horn of Africa region.

Somaliland, a self-declared state, is reportedly offering exclusive access to its mineral resources and military bases to the United States and Israel in an effort to gain international recognition for its independence.

Somaliland is proposing to grant the United States exclusive access to its mineral resources and military bases, aiming to strengthen bilateral relations and gain international recognition.
A Somaliland minister has stated that the United States will have access to minerals and military bases in Somaliland.

Somaliland's minister of the presidency announced the region's willingness to grant the United States access to its minerals and military bases. This offer is part of Somaliland's ongoing efforts to gain global recognition as an independent state.

Turkey's president has publicly rejected Israel's recognition of Somaliland during an official visit to Ethiopia, warning that such a move could destabilize the already volatile region.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan stated that Israel’s recognition of Somaliland would not benefit Somaliland or the Horn of Africa, reiterating concerns about regional stability.