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Eritrea Warns Israeli Presence in Somaliland Could Worsen Red Sea Security

Eritrea warned that an Israeli military presence in Somaliland could trigger a new security crisis in the Red Sea. No deployment or attack is confirmed.

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The Red Sea is a major shipping route, so a new security crisis could threaten maritime traffic and regional stability.

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  1. Eritrea Warns Israeli Military Presence in Somaliland Could Ignite New Security Crisis in the Red Sea ↗wardheernews.com · Recorded source date: Sep 14, 2026, 7:16 PM UTC

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