

International partners have expressed apprehension regarding the heightened tensions in Puntland, particularly the recent mobilization of forces in Garowe, prompting some residents to evacuate their homes.
In an official press statement, the international community has underscored their concern, emphasizing that the presence of these forces is causing distress among civilians. This has resulted in the closure of schools, with the statement categorically rejecting any justification for violence or the use of force.
The release stresses the need to address grievances peacefully and through dialogue, urging all involved parties to resolve their differences amicably. The international partners reaffirm their commitment to supporting Somalia and its people in constructing the groundwork for a peaceful and prosperous society.
The international community has pledged to closely monitor the situation and is actively calling for an immediate de-escalation of tensions. Furthermore, they are urging urgent talks to be initiated by political and local leaders to facilitate resolution.
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