Southwest State at a Strategic Crossroads: Ethiopia Out, Egypt In-What Could It Mean for Regional Security? - Borkena
The Southwest State of Somalia is reportedly shifting its security strategy by moving to replace Ethiopian troops with Egyptian forces at key installations like Baidoa Airport. While the move remains unconfirmed by official government sources, it signals a potential realignment in regional security dynamics.
The Southwest State of Somalia may be approaching a significant strategic realignment, one that could have far-reaching implications for both Somalia and the wider Horn of Africa. For years, Ethiopian forces have played a central role in securing key installations, including Baidoa Airport, as well as border areas across the region.
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