tyrannicalmanager
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What the hell are paradox games?You play too much paradox games.
Ethiopia is the only one willing to bomb a market something the UAE and US sidestep because the political fallout, legal risks, and PR nightmare outweigh the tactical gain. Ethiopia, on the other hand, is eager to prove itself as Somalia’s go-to security enforcer, even if it means doing the dirty work others won’t touch.no way are they going to use xabashi jets, I know fgs is stupid but they are not suicidal. they will probably use western drones for the bombings
It would be political and PR suicide for FGS to use Ethiopian jets on a Somali town. They are just asking for an Al-Shabab renaissance at that point.Ethiopia is the only one willing to bomb a market something the UAE and US sidestep because the political fallout, legal risks, and PR nightmare outweigh the tactical gain. Ethiopia, on the other hand, is eager to prove itself as Somalia’s go-to security enforcer, even if it means doing the dirty work others won’t touch.
The whole “spilling Somali blood” line should be dropped, AS don’t care. The gov forces should take the fight to both AS and the clans that support it. Simple as.Stupid. The Somali governments main line of attack against the khawrij is that they’re too blaise about Somali casualties, attempting to bombard Jilib using Ethiopian planes will make them conquer the south in a week
The FGS has already gone down that road, handing Al-Shabaab a lifeline narrative to rally support but do ordinary Somali citizens, those not aligned with Al-Shabaab, actually care, or is this just fueling militant propaganda more than real public outrage?It would be political and PR suicide for FGS to use Ethiopian jets on a Somali town. They are just asking for an Al-Shabab renaissance at that point.
The fight against Al-Shabaab should have started in Jubaland with a full ground offensive, not a random drone strike in Jilib. A single airstrike won’t break an insurgency, it just signals retaliation not strategy. Optically, it looks like “you hurt our citizens, we’ll hurt yours,” which fuels grievances instead of solving the problem. If dismantling Al-Shabaab was the goal, securing key areas like Jubaland should have come first. But as always, HSM’s my qabil first tactics have backfired on all Somalis.The whole “spilling Somali blood” line should be dropped, AS don’t care. The gov forces should take the fight to both AS and the clans that support it. Simple as.
Its fuel for propaganda. The very existence of Ethiopian/African troops in their lands gives Al-Shabab recruitment and sympathy among Somalis who have already grown to despise the federal government. Using Ethiopians to commit a massacre very well could be the straw that breaks the camel's back and give Al-Shabab full legitimacy.The FGS has already gone down that road, handing Al-Shabaab a lifeline narrative to rally support but do ordinary Somali citizens, those not aligned with Al-Shabaab, actually care, or is this just fueling militant propaganda more than real public outrage?
If this gives legitimacy to AS. Then i hope Somalis backhome enjoy starving. When AS gets to the capital Somalia will get sanctioned. It wont be funny nor entertaining. Remittances will not be allowed. Dahabshiil will not be allowed to functionIt would be political and PR suicide for FGS to use Ethiopian jets on a Somali town. They are just asking for an Al-Shabab renaissance at that point.