Wadahadallada nabadda ee Oslo: Ergayga Trump oo goobjoog ah
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Inta lagu guda jiro toddobaadkan, dareenka ayaa loo jeediyay magaalada Oslo halkaas oo ay ka socdaan wadahadallo muhiim ah oo ku saabsan nabadda. Wakiillo ka socda dalal dhowr ah ayaa isugu yimid caasimadda Norway si ay uga doodaan xaaladda amniga caalamiga ah iyo waddooyinka suurtagalka ah ee loo mari karo sidii loo gaari lahaa xasillooni gobollada ay colaaduhu ka jiraan.
Waxaa dadka goobjoogga ah ka mid ah ergayga Donald Trump, Steve Witkoff, kaas oo dhawaan soo gaaray dalka Norway. Joogitaankiisa wadahadallada ayaa loo arkaa calaamad muhiim ah oo muujinaysa sida ay Maraykanku uga go'an tahay inay sii wadaan ka qaybqaadashada geeddi-socodka diblomaasiyadeed ee Yurub.
Sidoo kale, madaxweynaha Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy ayaa la sheegay inuu ku sugan yahay Oslo si uu uga qaybgalo doodaha. Ka qaybgalkiisu waa mid udub dhexaad u ah sidii loo soo bandhigi lahaa aragtida iyo baahiyaha Ukraine ee wadahadallada caalamiga ah ee socda.
Waxaa sidoo kale jiray warar sheegayay in Jared Kushner, oo ah wiilka uu soddogga u yahay madaxweynaha, uu ka qaybgeli lahaa kulammada. Si kastaba ha ahaatee, sida ay sheegayaan warbixinnadu, waxaa lagu qasbay inuu baajiyo ka qaybgalkiisa sababo la xiriira xanuun.
Dunida ayaa hadda si dhow ula socota wadahadallada ka socda Oslo. Dad badan ayaa rajaynaya in kulanku uu horseedi doono horumar la taaban karo oo ku aaddan dadaallada nabadda, in kasta oo caqabadaha diblomaasiyadeed ay weli yihiin kuwo waaweyn.
Sources: PressReader
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