News - Middle East: Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Abdulwahid Abu Ras said that developments in Somalia are part of the Zionist project known as the “Greater Middle East.”

In remarks to the Yemeni News Agency (SABA), Abu Ras stated that limiting responses to statements by Arab regimes reflects an evasion of responsibility and amounts to complicity in passing Zionist projects.

He warned of the gaps through which the Israeli enemy penetrates the region as a result of policies of dependency adopted by Arab regimes toward the Israeli enemy and the United States, stressing that the American side is a partner in the conspiracy and that current statements are merely an exchange of roles with the Israeli enemy.

He cautioned that the Arab region is vulnerable to further foreign interventions and fragmentation schemes due to the shameful complicity of many Arab regimes, which bear full responsibility for the consequences.

Addressing the ruling authority in Hargeisa, Abu Ras said that “throwing yourselves into the arms of Zionism does not offer solutions to your internal problems, but rather constitutes a strategic and historic mistake that will bring endless disasters and ultimately destroy all your ambitions and dreams.”

In a related context, the Deputy Foreign Minister said that the bombings that have occurred in the Syrian city of Homs, whether in the past or potentially in the future, are part of a Zionist conspiracy aimed at diverting attention from the real enemy and further preparing the arena for the Israeli enemy and its American partner.

Recent regional moves concerning Somaliland have sparked widespread reactions amid warnings that such steps serve broader Zionist agendas aimed at redrawing the political map of the region, exacerbating instability in the Horn of Africa, and undermining Arab and regional security.