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Egito envia segunda remessa de armas para o Governo Federal da Somália

A Egypt has sent a second arms shipment to 9️⃣ Somalia's federal government in the space of a month, drawing criticism from its longstanding rival Ethiopia, amid concern about rising 9️⃣ tensions in the Horn of Africa.

A Egypt's foreign ministry confirmed that a shipment had been sent, which it said was 9️⃣ intended to "build the capabilities of the Somali army" to "achieve security and stability, combat terrorism, and uphold its sovereignty, 9️⃣ unity, and territorial integrity".

Preocupações com a situação de segurança frágil

A Ethiopia's foreign minister, Taye Atske Selassie, said he was concerned 9️⃣ that "external forces would further exacerbate a fragile security" situation and that the weapons could end up in the hands 9️⃣ of terrorists.

In a post on X, Somalia's state minister for foreign affairs, Ali Omar said: "Surprised to see Ethiopia raising 9️⃣ concerns over Somalia receiving arms to defend its sovereignty and combat terror."

Disputas entre Egito e Etiópia e tensões com a 9️⃣ Somália

A Egypt has been locked in a long-running dispute with Ethiopia over the latter's construction of a major dam on 9️⃣ the Blue Nile, which provides 95% of its fresh water. Somalia has meanwhile fallen out with Ethiopia over a memorandum 9️⃣ Ethiopia signed with the breakaway region of Somaliland to lease a portion of its coast, describing it as an attempt 9️⃣ to "annex" its territory.

Risco de uma corrida armamentista na região

A In a statement posted on X, Somaliland, which has governed 9️⃣ itself since it declared independence from Somalia in 1991, warned that the weapons deliveries risked triggering an "arms race" that 9️⃣ could jeopardise regional security.

A The deal could set the stage for Addis Ababa to re-emerge as a maritime power in 9️⃣ the future as Houthi attacks on Israeli and American ships in the Red Sea highlight the dangers of over-reliance on 9️⃣ Djibouti, which carries virtually all of Ethiopia's international trade.

A The pact has infuriated officials in Mogadishu, who fear it could 9️⃣ cut the country in two and provide Ethiopia a permanent naval base on its territory.