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Somaliland-US Push for Recognition: President Abdirahman Mohamed Abdullahi arrived in Washington to press for U.S. recognition, pitching Somaliland’s 850km Gulf of Aden coastline and ports as a stable, pro-Western anchor for Red Sea security and trade. Gaza Troop Offer: He also said Somaliland is ready to contribute up to 2,000 troops to a U.S.-led stabilization force in Gaza only if Washington or Israel formally asks—otherwise it’s not a voluntary deployment. Israel Security Links: Abdullahi told Israeli media he could welcome an Israeli security presence in Somaliland for deterrence, while reports continue to swirl about deeper security cooperation. Red Sea Geopolitics: The wider Horn and Red Sea picture remains tense as Yemen’s Houthis seize key chokepoint positions, while Egypt and Ethiopia trade hard lines over Red Sea access and Nile waters. Trade & Logistics: SolitAir expanded African freight with new Ghana services via Accra, adding capacity for gold and perishables. UAE Port Stakes Debate: Eritrea’s foreign minister accused the UAE of “port imperialism,” citing Somaliland among UAE-linked port holdings.

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