DAGAALKA U DHEEXEEYA MAAMULKA GALMUDUG IYO MAAMULKA SOOMAALI GALBEED - daacdheer iyo timo cooleed

NABAD AYAA NOLOL LAGA HELAA.
waxan ugu baaqayaa dadka soomaaliyeed ee labada dhinac u kala saftey marka ugu horeysa xabad joojin ayna raadiyaan waan waan una saaran gudi nabadeyn kasoo soomaali ah.

marka labaadna iney ilaaliyaan xuquuqda maatada soomaaliyeed,loona gurmado dadkeena waxyeeladau kasoo gaartey dagaalka uu ka danbeeyo danaha shisheeye.
runtu waxay tahay labada dhinacba waxa dhimanaya waa soomaali waxa dhulka ka maranayana waa soomaali,cida dantu ugu jirtana waa cadowga harka ah ee ay ummadda soomaaliyeed leedahay,waana kan aysan qaban indhaha dadkeena soomaaliyeed badankoodu waayo anaga ayaa weli isku jeedna,

hadii aan wax yar idinka xusuusiyo soomaali galbeed waxaa dhiig badan u daadiyey soomaali oo dhan iyada oo aan qabiil laysugu raacin ee ay arintu ahayd xoreynta dhulka soomaaliyeed iyo dadka soomaaliyeed,
dadka soomaaliyeed  ma mutaan,  xaq iyo xaquuqna  uma laha in soomaali kale uga soo duusho dhulka soomaali galbeed,
mida kale waxay tahay,maamulka galmudug waxaa ku furan furin alshabaab ah sidaas darteed uma haboona iney furin kale isku furaan waxaana ay arintu ku habooneyd iney waan waan kale raadiyaan,marka arinta dagaalkan laga fiiriyo dhinacyo badan waa mid salka ku haya sidii ay gobolada dhexe ee dalkeena nabad galyadiisu faraha uga bixi laheyd ayna ula wadda wareegi lahayeen ciidamada shisheeye ee itoobiya nagumana aha munaasab hadii aan soomaali nahay soomaali iyo jiritaankayagaba.alshabaabna uga faa iideysato ishuna  u qaban si hadhoow iyaga laftooda looga dhigto mar marsiiyo iyo alshabaabaa wadda qaadatey lana wada wareegtey bartamaha soomaaliya oo dhan,iyo raadiya amisom itoobiyna ha hor kacdee,

liyuu booliis hadii aan usoo noqdo waa inamo soomaaliyeed waxaa tuutaha itoobiya qabba arimaha maanta soomaaliya ka socdana waa midka soomaali idinku diraya loona hoos geeyay soomaali galbeed itobiya anagoo diidan na lana waydiin,soomaaliyi waa mid waana ul iyo diirkeed waxaan ugu baaqayaa maamulka soomaali galbeed ee hada hoos taga dowlada itoobiya ineysan leyn maatada degan xuduud beenaadka soomaaliya,dadku waa dadkii u dagaalamayey xoreyntiii dhulka aad hada itoobiya la hoos joogtaan,waana dhul soomaali oo dhan,
maanta soomaaliya waxaa ka socda dagaal lagu quusinayo iney abadanba soomaaliya sheegato dhulalka ka maqan,dagaalkaasoo loo soo marey fulintiisa bar qarni ku dhawaad,wajiyo badana lagu dayey ilaa markii ugu danbeeysay loo gashey shaati qabiil laguna guuleystey waana midka maanta uu socdo dagaalkaas dalkeena badankiisa  uuna ka mid yahay kan ka dhexeeya dadka soomaaliyeed ee kala hoos taga labada maamul ee soomaaliyeed GALMUDUG IYO MAAMULKA SOOMAALI GALBEED.maamulka soomaali galbeed haba hoostagee hada itoobiya runtuse waxay tahay soomaaliya soomaali ayaa leh dadka soomaaliyeedna  xaq iyo xaquuuq waxay waxay u leeyihiin iney ayagu ismaamulaan lahaadaan dowlad ay ayagu sameysteen kuna qanacsan yihiin iyagoo mideysan dhamaan.mana jiro qodob diidan midowga soomaaliya adduunkan oo aysan ka aheyn dadkeenii qarkiis oo ilaa hada hurda hor ordaya dano shishiiye mooyee.

waxaan mar labaad ugu  baaqayaa labada dhinacba ilaalinta nabada iyo inaan dadka soomaaliyeed ee abaaraha  dalkeena ka dhacayaa rafaadiyeeen aan loogu darin xabad iyo qax.
dadku waa walaalo waana soomaali hadii ay reer miyigeenu isku qabtaan daaqsin ama naqba waa laysku dhici jirey waligeed laakiin yaan lakala dilin layskuna dilin shacabka soomaaliyeed iyadoo labo dhinac tuute laga soo kala xiranayo,magaca soomaaliyi waa mid mana kala aha labada magac.

QOFKA BINI AADAMKA AHI WUXUU KU QURUX BADAN YAHAY INEY NAFTU KU JIRTO - NAFTUNA WAAY KA QAALISAN TAHAY WAXKASTA OO ADDUUNKA YAAL. quote Amin Musse.

F 16 FIGHTER JET SAVES PATIENT*S LIFE BY FLYING MEDICAL EQUIPMENT ACROSS NORWAY

The journey of 280 miles was completed in 25 minutes

A US F-16 fighter jet, similar to the model used by the Norwegian air force to transport medical equipment Getty Images
A critically ill patient’s life was saved after an F-16 fighter jet was used to rush specialised medical equipment halfway across Norway in less than half an hour.

The sick man was taken to a hospital in Bodø but it did not have an ECMO machine, which supports the heart and lungs, without which he would die.

Doctors knew the closest one available was at a hospital in Trondheim, 280 miles to the south. A 10-hour journey by car, they feared the man would die before it could arrive.

However, after a moment of inspiration, they decided to contact an air force base near Trondheim to ask if there was any hope of getting the equipment to Bodø in time to save the patient, whose precise condition was unclear.

And Lieutenant Colonel Børge ‘Gaff’ Kleppe, leader of 338 Squadron, told local media outlet VG News: “Chance would have it that we had two flights bound for [nearby] Moss on an exercise."

The flight path from Trondheim to Bodo (Google)
“One of them had even a cargo tank where there might be room. I called and asked them to keep [back] one plane, while we checked on it [for] all the possible places which could accommodate the machine.”

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While the armed forces have helped with civilian medical emergencies in the past, it is believed to have been the first time an F-16 jet has been used.

“Usually we spend about 35 minutes in flight,” said Lt Col Kleppe. “But because of the special cargo, the pilot gave a little extra, so he was there in less than 25 minutes.”

Within 40 minutes of the call being received, the medical equipment had been delivered to the hospital in Bodø.

Lieutenant Colonel Kleppe, who has flown F-16s for 13 years, told local TV that F-16s do not usually carry external storage tanks and if the call for assistance had been received just a few minutes later, the planes would have already departed.

“It's good to be able to help civil society in this way. And when it became clear that it had such an outcome, it gives an extra good feeling,” he said.

The air force's swift action was praised by the doctors.

“We are very grateful for the help we received from the armed forces. It was clearly vital for the patient to get the machine,” said Kristian Barnes, clinic director at the at heart and lung clinic at the University Hospital of Tromsø, where the patient was later transferred.

“Defence [the military] often helps in many situations when civil society needs it, but such a direct parallel to something like this, is something I have never experienced before. It's also very rare that we have to borrow equipment on such short notice from another hospital, it is extraordinary.”