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Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia Form New Regional Security Alliance

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Egypt, Sudan, Eritrea, and Somalia Form New Regional Security Alliance

Leaders from Egypt, Eritrea, Sudan, and Somalia have joined forces to protect their sovereignty and regional stability through the new Alamein Joint Declaration.

  • The group asserts that only countries bordering the Red Sea should control its governance, ensuring safe navigation in critical waters.
  • They issued a firm warning against unilateral actions on the Nile, insisting on cooperation and consensus for water usage.
  • The alliance fully backs Somalia’s territorial integrity, rejecting any recognition of breakaway regions.
  • They pledged to support Sudan’s national institutions while calling for an end to foreign interference and mercenary involvement.

This new partnership aims to curb foreign meddling and keep the region’s future in the hands of its own people.

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