Mogadisho, Thursday, July 10 2008 SMC“     

Professor Mohamed Omar Talha the deputy speaker of the Somali parliament officially said that the both the Ethiopian and the government soldiers have the absolute rights to defend their lives from any sort of danger.

The professor was giving the comments to Sharqal Awsad newspaper which is an Arabic paper in London when he was in the Egyptian capital attending the Arab summit.

The professor in his statements also said that it is wrong if anyone says that the Ethiopian troops and the AMISOM forces on the ground have committed any crime against the Somalis.

It is the government opponents who normally do such barbaric acts such as displacements.

“These troops are remaining at their bases and they are very often attacked, and obviously they have the right to defend themselves”. Said the professor.

The professor also disclosed that the Arab nations are striving hard on how to get total solution for the

Somali affaires, and praised the help offered by the Saudi Kingdom. He mentioned that Saudi Arabia’s King Abdalla is determined on how to help the Somali nation.

Mohamed Omar Hussein
shiinetown@hotmail.com

Somaliweyn Media Center “SMC”

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