WARYATV exposes the real reason behind Somalia’s Prime Minister’s Lasanod trip—$4 billion in oil, foreign armies, and a full-scale coup against Somaliland.
Behind Somalia’s “peace talk” mask lies a resource war in Lasanod—Turkey, China, and Azerbaijan now involved in a geopolitical takeover to steal Somaliland’s oil. WARYATV breaks it down.
Forget diplomacy—this is a resource war in disguise.
Somalia’s Prime Minister Hamse Barre didn’t come to Lasanod for peace. He came to launch the next chapter of a coordinated foreign-backed coup to erase Somaliland from Sool, steal its 4 billion barrels of oil, and hand the spoils to Turkey and China.
WARYATV has obtained key details from sources and official agreements signed in Ankara just hours before Barre’s visit. Turkey’s state oil company, TPAO, has secured a secret exploration deal for seismic surveys in Sool. The Somali minister for petroleum personally oversaw the handover—without even mentioning that Las Anod is Somaliland territory.
The plan is simple:
Push Somaliland out of Sool.
Install proxy militia rule through SSC-Khaatumo.
Sign over oil to Turkey, China, and others.
Protect the loot with foreign-backed armies.
It’s not just Turkey. Azerbaijan is now preparing a defense pact with Somalia, adding another layer to a military shield around Lasanod’s underground riches. While they pretend to fight Al-Shabaab, the truth is Somalia is stockpiling foreign support to seize land that does not belong to them.
Even more shocking: Somalia’s president Mohamud is offering Turkey, SSC-Khaatumo, and others a direct cut—5% of the oil—if they defend the occupation.
This is the same Somalia that begged Somaliland for “peace talks” just months ago. All while building military alliances and laying pipelines under the table.
So the question now isn’t why Somalia is doing this—it’s what Somaliland is prepared to do in response.
Recognition is near. Oil is real. The enemies are at the gate.
