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Puntland politicians, scholars warn of worsening political and security tensions
Garowe (HOL) — The Puntland Council of Politicians and Scholars expressed concern Tuesday over Puntland’s political and security situation, calling for the protection of state institutions, peace and social cohesion.
The Puntland Council of Politicians and Scholars expressed concern over the worsening political and security situation in Puntland, criticizing President Said Abdullahi Deni's administration for its actions.
What was announced
- The council called for the protection of state institutions and social cohesion, condemning interference by the federal government in Puntland's affairs.
- They urged security agencies to investigate an attack on Dr. Mahmoud Mashruq in Garowe.
- The council emphasized the need for dialogue and the rule of law to prevent further tensions affecting Puntland's security and development.
Context
The statement follows recent tensions between Puntland and Somalia's federal government, including movements of former Puntland forces to the federal side due to unmet claims.
““Those actions had damaged the democratic process and weakened public trust.””
Why this matters: This situation is critical for Puntland residents as it directly impacts their security, governance, and social stability.
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Garowe (HOL) — The Puntland Council of Politicians and Scholars expressed concern Tuesday over Puntland’s political and security situation, calling for the protection of state institutions, peace and social cohesion.
In a statement, the council accused President Said Abdullahi Deni’s administration of contributing to political and security challenges in Puntland.
It also accused the president of deviating from Puntland’s constitution and laws and altering established legal procedures.
“Those actions had damaged the democratic process and weakened public trust, they said.
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