Eritrea calls for unequivocal UN response to Israel’s Somaliland move
In a statement from its Information Ministry, Eritrea described the move as a long-developing “ploy” and cautioned that it risks triggering “dangerous regional and global crises and mayhem.”
The statement emphasized that the matter requires “unequivocal response at the level of the UN Security Council and its members.”
Israel formally recognized Somaliland as an independent state on Friday, prompting condemnation from Somalia, various other countries, and the African Union. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991, a status that remains unrecognized by both Mogadishu and the international community.
Eritrea and Somalia reestablished diplomatic ties in 2018 after years of strained relations, subsequently strengthening cooperation on security and regional integration.
The UN Security Council is scheduled to discuss Israel’s recognition of Somaliland during an emergency session on Monday.
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