موقف القوى الدولية من الحرب الأثيوبية الصومالية (1977-1978)‎

Abstract EN

The process of uniting the Somali regions with Somalia has attracted considerable attention from the post-independence Somali governments in 1960.

North-South unity has raised hopes that the rest of the lost territories can be restored.

As the Horn of Africa was an important strategic region for the Soviet Union and the United States during the Cold War years as part of their strategic conflict in those years, the international powers and the Zionist entity were trying to exploit the Ethiopian-Somali conflict that broke out in September 1977 over the Ogaden region for its own interests.

The war directly and indirectly had political and military positions.