Hebrew Newspaper Reveals: Anticipated Zionist Military Base on the Red Sea off the Yemeni Coast
A security–economic agreement between the occupation entity and the “Somaliland” region, with U.S. and Emirati backing, to strengthen influence over strategic maritime corridors.
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The Hebrew newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth revealed that the secessionist Somaliland region is moving toward signing an imminent security and economic agreement with the Israeli occupation entity, which includes the establishment of a Zionist military base on the Somali coast overlooking the Red Sea—an خطوة carrying serious strategic and security implications.
Official Confirmation from Washington
The newspaper reported that the head of Somaliland’s mission in Washington confirmed the agreement is close to being finalized, reinforcing the assumption that the move comes within the framework of a U.S.–Zionist plan aimed at securing a direct military presence opposite the Yemeni coast, in one of the world’s most sensitive regions for international navigation.
Strategic Objectives and Regional Coordination
Bashir Goth, head of the region’s mission, explained that the occupation entity has a direct interest in strengthening its presence in the Red Sea, pointing to an active Emirati role in supporting this track politically and logistically as part of broader regional arrangements.
The Red Sea at the Heart of the Confrontation
According to the Hebrew newspaper, Israeli recognition of “Somaliland” is driven by security motives linked to the confrontation with the Ansar Allah movement (the Houthis), efforts to contain Yemen’s growing influence in the Red Sea, and the securing of maritime routes that constitute a vital artery for global trade.
