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Abdirahman Ali Dhimbil | |
BBC News | |
The president of Somaliland has accused Somalia's government of being complicit in the death of an aviation expert from the self-declared republic. | |
Abdinasir Dahable, an employee of the Somali Civil Aviation Authority, was found dead on 18 February. | |
Forensic examinations confirmed | |
signs of torture on the body, which was discovered in his home in Somalia's capital city, Mogadishu. | |
Speaking at Mr Dahable's funeral, after his body was transported to his birthplace, the city of Gabiley, President Muse Bihi Abdi expressed an urgent need for transparency and justice. | |
He accused Somalia's government of "assassinating" Mr Dahable and asked for clarity on the | |
circumstances surrounding the death of the expert. | |
Somalia's government has not responded to BBC News Somali's request for comment, but it previously said an investigation into Mr Dahable's murder was ongoing and that six suspects had been detained. | |
President Bihi's accusation heightens already | |
existing tensions over the ongoing dispute between Somaliland and Somalia | |
over the control of airspace. | |
The two are also feuding over a deal that landlocked Ethiopia made with Somaliland over sea access, which Somalia termed "an aggression". | |
Somalia considers Somaliland part of its territory and has vowed to defend its sovereignty. | |
Somaliland, a former British protectorate, seceded from Somalia in 1991 but is not internationally recognised as an independent state. | |
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