Trump takes swipe at Biden, says US will support Somalia against Houthis

President Donald Trump issued a strict warning to the Houthis by saying that it was time to hide now after he removed the “dangerous red tape” from the Biden administration, allowing American forces to protect Somalia from terrorists.

“It is time to hide the terrorists, but this will not fulfill anything.” Trump wrote in a position on the social truth.

The president added: “We will support the Somali people, which should not allow the Houthis to include (they are trying to do!), Ending terrorism, and bringing prosperity to their country.”

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Trump tells the air strike against the Houthis, and the video shows: “Our ships will never be drowned again.”

For years, the United States helped Somali forces with air strikes and other support against the youth extremist and an Islamic state company, or ISIS.

Last month, Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mahmoud formulated a message to Trump, which is offering the United States exclusively to air and seaports, which sparked tensions between the Somalia government and a separatist area in Somaliland, according to Associated Press.

In the letter, Somalia offered “exclusive operational control” on the bases of Perbara, Bojel Air Ports and Posasu Ports “strengthening US participation in the region.”

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The security forces are sent to the scene after a bomb and an armed attack on a hotel organized by the Group of Terrorists in Mogadisho, Somalia, on March 15, 2024. (Abuker Muhammad/Anadolu via Getty Images)

The message was awarded on March 16 and leaked on social media during the last week of March. In this, the Somali leader talked about “ensuring military and logistical access without interruption, while preventing external competitors from creating an existence in this critical path.”

The message was confirmed as an “authentic draft” by a senior official at the Somalia Foreign Ministry, who spoke to AP on the condition that his identity was not disclosed because it was not allowed to conduct press interviews.

American forces are carrying out an air strike in southern Somalia, killing 3 young terrorists

Houthi rebels (AP Photo/File)

The official was not sure whether the final message was sent, which made the same offer.

One of the ports, Perbara, is located in a major city located in Somalia, whose long assertion has not been affirming as an independent international recognition.

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Somalland, a previous British reserve, announced its independence from Somalia in 1991 after the collapse of the central government. It maintains its government, security and currency, and it has held the elections.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.