Federal Politics
Deni, Madobe Sound Security Alarm as Doolow Attack Threatens Mogadishu Peace Talks
Planned direct dialogue between the Somali Federal Government and opposition leaders is deadlocked due to unresolved security arrangements for upcoming talks in Mogadishu. Regional leaders, including Puntland's Said Abdullahi Deni and Jubbaland's Ahmed Mohamed Islam (Madobe), have expressed serious concerns about the federal government's ability to ensure safety during political discussions. The Doolow attack has exacerbated these security fears.
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