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Shaqada aanu hayno waa in aanu beenino beenta Isaaqa !!False — this letter is not genuine. It is a fabricated document. As of November 10, 2026 (the date on the letter), the United States has not formally recognized the Republic of Somaliland as an independent sovereign state. Key points: • Marco Rubio is the current U.S. Secretary of State under President Trump, and Trump has made public comments distinguishing Somaliland from Somalia (e.g., calling it “a totally different country” at a rally in October 2026). However, these were informal remarks with no corresponding policy change or formal recognition. • Official U.S. policy continues to recognize the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Somalia, which includes Somaliland. State Department reports and statements have reaffirmed this position while noting practical engagement with Somaliland authorities. • Only Israel has formally recognized Somaliland (in December 2025). No other countries, including the U.S., have done so. • There is no record of this specific letter (or any equivalent presidential directive to Rubio requesting recognition) in official White House, State Department, or credible news sources. A major shift like this would generate widespread reporting. Fake letters, press releases, and claims about U.S. recognition of Somaliland have circulated before (including earlier in 2026), and official channels have previously labeled similar documents as fake. In short, the letter in the image is not authentic.

The Canadian government has accused Abiy Ahmed's administration of committing genocide against the Amhara and Tigray peoples and he must be held accountable. This means that the West seems to have felt that Abiy Ahmed is a clear murderer and that the bloodshed needs to be stopped.