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Piracy No More: Somalia Declares Its Waters Safe as It Revives Global Ties

Piracy No More: Somalia Declares Its Waters Safe as It Revives Global Ties

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Piracy No More: Somalia Declares Its Waters Safe as It Revives Global TiesThe coastline is now secure and widely used by large vessels, Somali Ambassador to... 19.05.2025, Sputnik Africa

2025-05-19T16:43+0200

2025-05-19T16:43+0200

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Piracy No More: Somalia Declares Its Waters Safe as It Revives Global TiesThe coastline is now secure and widely used by large vessels, Somali Ambassador to Russia Mohamed Abukar Zubeyr told a Russian media outlet.The ambassador credited Somalia’s recovery from years of conflict and its renewed international partnerships for the achievement Zubeyr also emphasized growing ties with Russia: “Russia is a priority for Somalia… Our cooperation will be comprehensive,” he said.He praised Russia’s return to influence in Africa and noted the historic Somali-Russian friendship dating back to the 1960s.Subscribe to @sputnik_africa Sputnik Africa | X

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