Farmajo regime committed mass murdering against unarmed civilians in Biadaba and imposed dictatorship rule in Biadaba similar to his uncle regime (Sayid Bare regime)
The mass killings committed by Farmajo regime end result wide condemnations across the world including the United Nations. Farmajo regime behaved wildly by expelling honorable diplomat simply because this respected diplomat has expressed how much he annoyed the civilians killing in Biadaba. United Nations Security Council expressed regret at Somalia’s decision to expel a U.N. envoy who questioned the civilians killed by Farmajo regime. Farmajo inherited the dictatorship system from his uncle, Sayid Bare regime. Farmajo represents the regime that committed mass murdering for 100,000 Somaliland citizens without committing any civil offence. The regime that committed collective punishment against unarmed civilians in Somaliland over 20 years.
The dictatorship system that committed death and destruction against unarmed civilians in Somaliland. The regime that committed air bombardment and artillery shelling in Hargeisa made the city under rubble and the scale of destruction was unprecedented up to 90 percent of the city. The regime that committed atrocities against unarmed civilians. The regime that converted many Somaliland cities like the city of blood and death in Syria, Aleppo (Halab). The regime their military leaders had the order and instruction to kill the local population as much as could kill. The regime that converted many schools, mosques and hospitals under rubble. In those days, the whole civilian population in Somaliland cities become a target in their homes. Over one hundred thousand Somalilanders lost their lives, and millions fled the country to seek refuge either in neighboring countries or elsewhere in the world where they could find shelter. In Mogadishu, 47 middle-class Isaaq men living in the capital city of were taken from their homes in the middle of the night, they were then transported to Jasiira, a communal beach west of Mogadishu and summarily executed.
The regime warplanes and artillery have bombed civilian targets and population centers, hitting every building including mosques, schools and markets. A war memorial in the form of a MiG fighter jet was erected in Hargeisa to mark the regime by airstrikes in in 1988. Thousands of Somaliland citizens were buried in mass graves in the 1980s under Somali dictator Mohamed Siad Barre. Somaliland has one main tribute to the victims: The central figure in one painting is a man with blood spurting out of his limbs after his arms and legs have been chopped off. Criminals like the butcher of Hargeisa and Yousef Tuke has demonstrated the worst brutality as he buried civilians alive. The relentless violence against civilians in 1988 resulted in the world’s largest refugee crisis. Thousands buried in unmarked graves. Almost 300 mass graves found in various parts of Somaliland. Tens of thousands of skeletons have found many places in Somaliland. In conclusion, justices must conquer so that, these criminals must pay the cost of their killings against unarmed civilians.
Ismail Lugweyne. Rabasoro55hotmail.co.uk
