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Somaliland Backs U.S. Move Against Venezuela’s President.

Somaliland has expressed support for the action taken by U.S. forces in arresting the former President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro

Somaliland has expressed support for the action taken by U.S. forces in arresting the former President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro

MOGADISHU (Kaab TV) – Somaliland has expressed support for the action taken by U.S. forces in arresting the former President of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, and his wife, describing it as a step toward restoring the rule of law in that country.

In an official press statement, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Somaliland formally declared its support for the United States, characterizing the move led by former President Trump as an effort to restore constitutional order, democracy, and the supremacy of the law in Venezuela.

Somaliland stated that it believes U.S.-led actions could help reduce the humanitarian crisis, combat transnational criminal networks, and support a peaceful, Venezuelan-led political transition.

The statement further noted that Somaliland views these efforts as consistent with international law and collective security principles, while also strengthening respect for human rights, accountability, and Venezuela’s national sovereignty.

Somaliland’s support comes amid recent reports claiming that Venezuelan authorities, including the former president, had been detained by U.S. forces—reports that have triggered mixed reactions from the international community.

It is noteworthy that Venezuela has been among the countries that openly opposed the recognition of Somaliland. Since yesterday, Somaliland citizens have been circulating on social media a statement in which the Venezuelan government expressed support for Somalia’s sovereignty.

Somaliland recently received official recognition from Israel, a close ally of the United States, and has stated that it is also seeking recognition from the U.S. Somaliland’s support for Maduro’s arrest reflects its desire to strengthen its relations with Washington.

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