Djibouti giving Ethiopia a sea’s belly military base with sufficient land and the Djibouti plan

Local newspapers in Ethiopia have revealed that Djibouti has presented a request plan to the Ethiopian government, which is for Djibouti to have an adequate base for the Ethiopian military in the Red Sea.

Quoting sources from the Ethiopian government, local media said that the Ethiopian government is preparing to start reviewing the land held by Djibouti in order to reclaim the base that Ethiopia has requested from Somaliland, which has caused a lot of controversy.

The command of the Ethiopian navy is currently located in Bahir Dar, the capital of Ammara region, in the northeast of Ethiopia. It is reported that the Ethiopian exploration of Djibouti will be led by Kendo Gizo as a commander. high

Also, a delegation from the Ethiopian army visited Djibouti, inspecting the areas near Tadjoura Bay and the coastal city of Ubikh, which is located near the Djibouti base.

Picture of Tadjoura

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The agreement announced on January 1, 2024 between Ethiopia and Somaliland is Djibouti’s plan to resolve this and put an end to the chaos it caused.