F-5E vs MiG-21 - Battle for Dire Dawa (Ogaden War 1977)

In July 1977. a war between Ethiopia and Somalia broke out over the province of Ogaden. This part of internationally recognized territory of Ethiopia was considered by Somalia to be theirs because of the Somalis living there. Superior Somali ground forces quickly advanced. But Ethiopia had one powerful card - their Air Force. Trained by the USA and equipped mostly by several variants of Northrop's F-5, Ethiopian pilots were able to establish air superiority over Soviet-trained Somali pilots flying MiGs.
This would prove to be especially true during the battle of Dire Dawa, an Ethiopian Air Force base where F-5s were able to destroy lots of Somali armor and several air-to-air victories over MiGs were scored at that time as well.
Two Cold War era fighters available in DCS World again clash in this historical reenactment.
Main source:
Tom Cooper - Wings Over Ogaden - The Ethiopian-Somali War 1978-1979
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[@box8brewing829]

"Hello everyone, this is Showtime112...". The five best words concerning DCS aircraft and historical aeronautical reenactments! Thanks again for another great installment.

[@showtime112]

This is very good to hear, thank you for your support!

[@markingraham4892]

The primary sources show all these kills were crashes and operational losses. Of course this guy cites Wikipedia (or worse, osprey books) so it doesn't matter. In reality nothing happened in the Ogaden war.

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@markingraham4892 you need a hug?

[@guaporeturns9472]

@@markingraham4892 obviously your dad was a Somali pilot that got shot down by a F-5😂

[@dubyaaa]

​@showtime112 this is still very accurate

[@daveslow84]

Really great idea making these videos about less well known wars and conflicts! Excellent work!

[@showtime112]

Thanks! Those lesser known conflicts are among my favorites.

[@bjmccann1]

Thank you for uploading this. I'd love to see more videos on this conflict.

[@showtime112]

Thank you for commenting! There will be more videos from the Ogaden War. There are a couple of air-to-air clashes left to do. Plus some interesting airbase raids.

[@albertnjenga5439]

Theres a book called Wings over the Ogaden by Helion publishing that might interest you

[@takaharatanaka8818]

This was a well made, informative video. It was not the most entertaining of your work but still high quality work! Thank you for the hard work.

[@showtime112]

Thank you for your honest comment 😁

[@FD1CE]

Great history lessons, and great reenactments

[@showtime112]

Thank you for your comment!

[@mattpapadopoulos2402]

Thank you for the video.Great work.

[@showtime112]

You are welcome, glad you liked it!

[@i.setyawan]

Another excellent video, as always. It's nice to learn more about this obscure air war. Please do give us more. Btw, just the other day, after I suggested that you use Third Wire's Strike Fighters game to get more appropriate aircraft for your videos, I decided to, after all this time, reinstall Strike Fighters 2 Vietnam, Europe and Israel. Despite the fact that the graphics doesn't stack up well to DCS standards (particularly the terrain and effects), I'm having a lot of fun rediscovering this game, rediscovering the joys of firing a Sparrow, seeing it tracks the target, but explodes just two seconds after launch, well short of the target... Or the joy of being unable to launch a missile because I don't know who the radar has locked up.... And other awkward moments when flying those vintage jets and their limited technology.

[@showtime112]

Thanks! There will be more from the Ogaden War in the future, some good scenarios are still left there. I'm glad you are enjoying Strike Fighters! Even older games can be fun. The other day, I was trying to find the old Harpoon strategy game that I played in the 90s to see how I would like it today 😁

[@oveidasinclair982]

I would take an F5E over an early MIG21 any day, the F5 can out turn just about any fighter jet back in that day, the only thing the MIG had on the F5 was speed and maybe radar (not sure about the F5E radar)

[@showtime112]

During the Ogaden War, Ethiopians and their Cuban allies did some mock-up dogfights between the F-5E and MiG-21. They concluded that F-5E was superior in most aspects. So, that confirms what you are saying.

[@crimsonmageone7340]

@@showtime112 Just a quick question. We're the migs used early versions or the BIS version we see in dcs?

[@showtime112]

@@crimsonmageone7340 Somali MiG-21s were MFs. Ethiopia would later get some bis models from the USSR.

[@bjornsmith9431]

Showtime112 another great video from another forgotten war.

[@showtime112]

I'm so glad you liked it! Thanks!

[@ratagris21]

Great video as always bringing us forgotten aerial conflicts. 🎩♠🏵🎯🏁💙💛🌻🇺🇸🍀

[@showtime112]

Thank you! Quite a lot of those are left, so stick around :)

[@ratagris21]

@@showtime112 will do as I enjoy your content and channel.

[@francoberro9913]

awesome video, as always .

[@showtime112]

I appreciate your support!

[@fab_gaming106]

F-5 videos are always welcome!

[@showtime112]

It's not a big star but lots of people love it!

[@StreetBobber]

Excellent work as ever! Curious as to how many hours do you put in for uploading a video such as this?

[@showtime112]

Thank you! Production of a video can last between three to five days. That includes research, skin adjustments, subtitles etc.

[@somtutorials3683]

Somali military forces were strong on the ground

[@ibeeadane4430]

Those great men lay the foundations for the Ethiopian airforce today.

[@donaldedwards3195]

Another awesome video showtime. I was wondering, are the assets you use available as campaigns from the DCS site? Or do you just piece everything together from various different mods?

[@showtime112]

Thanks! The videos are not available as campaigns and missions. I did it for the first couple of these videos but in most cases, reenacting a specific event needs to be done in several separate scenarios (plus many tricks). So, there might be a scenario just for the takeoff, then another for the part where two forces meet and so on. Replicating a historical event in a single DCS mission is often next to impossible.

[@andywells397]

These videos are amazing.

[@showtime112]

Thanks, glad you like them!

[@bravo2zeroCAN]

Awesome vids. Keep it up, please.

[@showtime112]

I am very grateful for this positive feedback!

[@dskywalker6609]

These Ethiopian pilots were top tier

[@showtime112]

Yes. They didn't have many aircraft (at least not until they started ordering large quantities from the USSR), but they only selected the best for the Air Force.

[@LST25]

They were flown by Russians and Cubans ​@@showtime112

[@ahadu_entertainment]

​@LST25 Russians and Cubans flying F5 what is wrong with u accept ur defeat

[@abdiqafaarbashiir5672]

@@ahadu_entertainmentRussians and Cubans was literally caught by the Somali army accept it u could never beat Somali on ur own

[@patshes1951]

Cool fight . Well made.

[@Deadpool-rw1pk]

finally!!! a new vid!!!! :D

[@showtime112]

I switched back to Saturday to see if there's any difference :)

[@Xuseen]

Somali pilots were operating outside the ground control, and the Somali mig21s didnt have their own radars. Plus, Somali pilots didn't train on how to dog fight. Somali air force had a good strike power for African standards but it didn't have the complete equipment and training to fully utilise the jets they had

[@showtime112]

That sounds about right.

[@sim_lover_hr5532]

Još jedna napeta rekonstrukcija! Čim je MiG-21 u igri, to je već zanimljivo 😀

[@showtime112]

Svugdje ga je bilo 😁

[@AZ-gm3ot]

Good and hard work 👍🎉

[@showtime112]

Your comment is much appreciated!

[@cyriusblack7850]

A good one !

[@showtime112]

Glad you liked it!

[@The_Tau]

Lol, flying on fumes :D. I did that more then once in DCS, its awesome to hear it happen IRL too :)

[@showtime112]

I can remember a couple of more historical examples without even researching much. It seems to happen quite often.

[@The_Tau]

@@showtime112 Great to know!

[@Br4m76]

please make a video about F-5 in Vietnam war

[@showtime112]

It might be a future topic, thank you for the suggestion!

[@jeannezehner9450]

Il faudrait avoir le MIG-17 sur DCS, pour nous offrir le combat du siècle entre un F5-E éthiopien qui mit à mal 5 appareils ennemis somaliens en une seule journée dans cette guerre de l'Ogaden. Un record du monde pour l'aviation de chasse à réaction au XX siècle !!! C'est un conflit oublié mais très intéressant comme l'est le conflit entre l'Afrique du Sud et l'Angola qui est lui aussi trop peu connu. Cependant, vous avez déjà rendu hommage à ce conflit dans une précédente vidéo, c'était super !!! Lorsque le mirage F1 sortira sur DCS, ce ne serait tardé, vous pourrez aussi faire des vidéos sur cette même guerre que l'on appelle the AFRICAN BORDER WAR et vous pourrez aussi exploiter pleinement le conflit Iran-Irak des années 80 avec cette appareil de combat français. De même le mirage F1, il y a eu un conflit avec le Maroc et l'Espagne, le Maroc a endommagé un navire espagnol avec cet avion. Encore merci encore pour cette vidéo, car les conflits militaires aériens les moins connus sont les plus intéressants parce qu'ils mettent en scène des pays à faible notoriété international. Les grosses opérations interalliées de l'OTAN des années 90, 2000, et 2010, sont moins intéressantes car c'est la différence technologique militaire du camp occidental qui est l'arbitre de ces interventions. C'est moins enivrant car on sait qui gagne à la fin car elles ont été trop médiatisées.

[@showtime112]

Thank you for your elaborate comment! MIG-17 is coming to DCS and I'm really looking forward to it. Among other things, to reenact the clash between Ethiopians and Somalis that you mention. And I'm also getting the Mirage F1 as soon as it's available. A couple of scenarios from the South African Border War are already prepared. And sure, it also opens up possibilities from the Iran-Iraq War. They did shoot down a couple of Tomcats which I'm sure people will want to see. And I noticed that conflicts such as 2003. Iraq don't attract too much attention but I personally like doing them and we have plenty o assets in DCS to for them. Maybe they get more traction in the future, who knows?

[@jeannezehner9450]

@@showtime112 I try to answer in my poor level of english. It's wonderfull news and I will follow these new stories on your channel. Anyway I saw everything that you have produced since the begining. You have to continue to offer you Iraq war on 1991 and 2003, there are some interesting stories about special opérations. Thank you very much for your answer. An advice : You must keep going because it is fascinating, we learn a lot from your stories of war, it's important we discover a lot of things that we didn't know. And we share the knowledge, that this is the most important for me. SEE YOU SOON.

[@hungusthefungus3461]

@@jeannezehner9450 Bonne réplique en Anglais, mes Félicitations.

[@jeannezehner9450]

@@showtime112 Hello, It's me again, sorry for disturbing you a sunday morning, I have forgotten one conflict about mirage F1. It's the CENEPA war which takes place on 1995, between Ecuador against the Peru. Two ecuadorians mirage F1, the leader and his wingman,shooted down 2 SU-17 or SU-22 ( I'm not sure about the version of this plane) in one mission, one each. I don't know if DCS has the right version of the peruvian's plane ( I think you can choose the SU-22 on DCS), but it's very interesting conflict, not lot of people know this short war. When you have made your first video about the Ogaden war, i follow a special series in french version about this conflict and i learnt a lot. Consequences of this conflict, the war has exhausted Somalia, and the dictature falled down. This is the reason why, there 'is the intervention in 1993 of the USA to restore the country and we know that 's happened, it's the Ridley Scott film "the fall of the black hawk". Good weekend, see you soon and thank you very much for your work of knowledge.

[@showtime112]

@@jeannezehner9450 Your English is just fine. Thank you for your support and for every video that you watched. I intent to continue with these videos, there are many more stories to explore. Especially when more modules become available in DCS (there are some good ones in the pipeline).

[@kedirmohammadi8181]

Heroes Ethiopia Africa ❤❤

[@eastsoldierson]

One correction, when Zomalia concured ETHIOPIA, there were no Ethiopian army on their boarder side! The army was on the northe for serious civil war. That is why Zoomalis treid to take chance. There was only police and regional forces!

[@EthiotendoEdits]

Keep dreaming buddy

[@eastsoldierson]

@EthiotendoMapping what you saying bro?

[@EthiotendoEdits]

@@eastsoldierson somalia can't conquer ethiopia

[@axmedsayid9508]

Cry

[@axmedsayid9508]

Cope ​@@EthiotendoEdits

[@jeannezehner9450]

Excuse me, I write again about the Mirage F1, there's a kill by a R530 guided missile shot by an Iraki mirage F1 to a turkish F 100 F super sabre due to a violation of the border. It was officialy recognized by Ankara governement, on the 6 september 2012. This accident took place on the 17 september 1983. The French didn't kill nothing, existes the version of a dogfight with a Libyan TU-22, but it's wrong it's because I have seen personaly pieces of this plane in Chaumont-Semoutiers in 1993. In fact, this plane was shot by a HAWK missile which came from a french battery of aerial suppression. So, it's not a dogfight. Have a good rest and I'm waiting the next video. Thank you for reading and being patient because I'm not an expert in the english writing.

[@showtime112]

I have to say I haven't heard about the Turkish F-100 shot down by Iraqi Mirage but thanks for mentioning it. Might be an interesting story to do someday. There's also a Greek F1 that crashed after maneuvering against some Turkish F-16s on low level. If I find details about that one, might be a good story too.

[@jeannezehner9450]

@@showtime112 Excellent, after your enquiry and a historical confirmation it could be well to make this story one day. See You.

[@fluffskunk]

Soviet-trained pilots "try doing anything beyond flying straight and level while waiting for orders" challenge: failed Poor bastards (literally poor) never seemed to get any seat time for mock dogfights at all.

[@showtime112]

Judging from multiple sources I've found, that sums it up.

[@GannicusMisteriosdeHonduras]

Is this the only time the F-5 has been in an air to air combat situation?

[@showtime112]

Apart from this war, The F-5 also saw air-to-air combat in the Iran-Iraq War. And I believe a Greek F-5 shot down a Turkish F-102 in 1974.

[@mshplay6845]

👌

[@showtime112]

Thanks!

[@YonisAbdillahihersi-zq1oq]

Aeroport dire I love because my house family is near handicap between aero Age 5year refuge from 🇩🇯 77 erreur

[@vyshnav4092]

Classic video.

[@showtime112]

Thanks for the comment!

[@cabdirshidosman9649]

In 1977 Ogaden region was 98.9% populated by ethnic Somalis.

[@spanishmontana6121]

Its my second video watching Ethiopian pilots whooping ass badly 🤣

[@showtime112]

More is yet to come 😁

[@EthiotendoEdits]

💪🏿🇪🇹 ethiopia is strong

[@axmedsayid9508]

😂​@@EthiotendoEdits

[@EthiotendoEdits]

@@axmedsayid9508 so funny you lost nearly your entire airforce and 1 in 3 somalis came across the border alive

[@axmedsayid9508]

@@EthiotendoEdits and tell me where your all F5 gone lmao 24+

[@jdsaldivar2109]

82ND AIRBORNE At 2:50...is that an arresting hook??

[@showtime112]

It is. But it's not for carrier landings. It's just for emergency landings on airfields, such as if you loose your hydraulics and wires can catch you once you run out of runway.

[@jdsaldivar2109]

@@showtime112 82ND AIRBORNE Outstanding...

[@biolock6290]

what missiles were the migs carrying?

[@showtime112]

Old R-3S

[@biolock6290]

@@showtime112 what an unfair fight lmao

[@cabdirshidosman9649]

Ethiopia was not only supported with weapons but also by troops and air support by many countries including USSR, Cuba and South Yemen which were all communists.

[@showtime112]

Cold War politics were sometimes extremely complex

[@cabdirshidosman9649]

@@showtime112 Yes I agree, but Somalia was supported only with military hardware, but Ethiopia was supported with both military hardware and personnel.

[@timonsolus]

So weird seeing what looks like 1942 American roundels on MiG-21s...

[@showtime112]

Some of the air forces were clearly inspired by American air services. In one video, a viewer asked why North Vietnamese MiGs had American insignia 😁

[@arrogleinadtra]

It's okay

[@ugarit5404]

Mig-21 vs Mig-21 when?

[@showtime112]

You mean in this war? They didn't actually confront although Ethiopia did purchase MiG-21s and started using them.

[@thephantomdude4467]

Why hello KZbin with the same pfp as me

[@showtime112]

Hello Phantom Dude! I guess we found it in the same place 😁

[@jamilomuxamad8015]

🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴🇸🇴

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

A funny thing, in the famous US Navy "Top Gun" trainning program, the F-5 become a "MiG-21"......😁😁

[@showtime112]

And in the Top Gun movie, it became MiG-28 😂

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

@@showtime112 Yes......in the 90´s the F-18 was the "Su-27" in the trainning .

[@showtime112]

I was wondering if you could help me with something? There's this book about the Falklands/Malvinas conflict. It's in Spanish language and perhaps you've come across it. There is a file called 'Malvinas La Guerra Aerea - Skyhawk A-4Q'. It's quite amazing, exactly what I need for the future South Atlantic map. But it only seems to be a part of a book focusing on A-4s of the Navy. Do you know the full title or author's name? Can it be bought in some electronic format? Thanks in advance!

[@alejandrocasalegno1657]

@@showtime112 "Skyhawks over the South Atantic" by Santiago Rivas cover Air force and Navy A-4 operations, is in Amazon.

[@showtime112]

@@alejandrocasalegno1657 Thanks!

[@LST25]

Where is the Cubans ?

[@martybaran5509]

First time hearing about this dog fight

[@showtime112]

It's a pretty unknown war. I'm trying to correct that.

[@tilethio]

The air combat between Ethiopia and Somalia during the Ogaden war, is a prime example for how "The man behind the machine" makes difference. Somalia was equipped with a far superior Mig 21 where as Ethiopia was equipped with a less superior F-5. However Ethiopian pilots were highly qualified and trained change the war game with their equipments. When war Brock, Ethiopian heroic pilots pick and kill every Somalian jets and bombers one by one. After the last kill, up until today no Somalia airforce jet ever pass one inch to Ethiopian border. To this day, Somalia never have an operational airforce. The bottom line:- The quality of training and heroic and pathriotic feeling makes a difference more than the equipment.

[@EthiotendoEdits]

W ethiopia 💪🏿

[@axmedsayid9508]

😂😂😂😂 lmao

[@beorntwit711]

Ethiopia is a strange country. While most of it's Emperors pretend to go back to King Solomon, very few of them actually had an heir of their body. Most were replaced by coups by other hopefuls. It expanded onto other ethnicities and religions in the 19th century, usually by a local strongman who made a deal with some nearby Europeans for modern weapons, then took the throne. As a result, it spent most of its history fighting against some insurrection or other (often multiple ones at the same time). Perhaps like no other country, it is a 'spear-won' territory, with surprisingly little integration, and a lot of ethnic conflict, including frequent genocides (though definition of that can be blurry, mass murder is what it's about). Ogaden is just the most egregious example - the people there are overwhelmingly Somali Muslims who were eager to join Somalia. But the loss of this, barely governable territory, would have been an unacceptable blow to Ethiopia's prestige. In fact, if you read the publically available 1963 speech by Somalia in Addis Abbaba (OAU founding meeting), harsh words were exchanged regarding Ogaden. (Somalia also had a tiff with northern Kenya, where so called Shifta uprising, Somali pastoralists, also wanted to join Somalia).

[@sailordude2094]

Bail out Maverick, lol.

[@spyous7884]

Rwar gear? A.I.M 9? Buddy...

[@showtime112]

The missile itself won't trigger RWR, of course . But if your radar is on, and especially if you lock the opponent up to get ranging information, that sure will trigger it.

[@spyous7884]

@@showtime112 No... Rwar. Who the hell pronouces like Rwar Its R.W.R and Aim 9

[@showtime112]

@@spyous7884 A-10s Over Kosovo: The Victory Of Airpower Over a Fielded Army, page 224. Quote 'That is affirmative. Raw is up, chaff, flare and pod is on....... The radar warning reciever (RWR, pronounced raw)...' End quote.The book was written by A-10 pilots who fought in Allied Force. So I guess, pilots do. As for AIM-9. it's an acronym so it can be pronounced both ways.

[@jamilomuxamad8015]

Vector of somalia

[@mohamedabdi3468]

If it wasn't the Soviets Union, the mighty Ethiopian army couldn't stop somalia. But though somalia later retreated due to international pressure and luck of support from the USA. They made Eritrea and tigers to advance and captured a large territory that they couldn't capture for almost 30yrs of liberation against Ethiopia dictator regime. If it wasn't the 77 war. Eritrea wouldn't have gained independent today, therefor somalia won the war if we made Eritrea gained it's independent and tigers later became the rulers against the dominant Amhara that ruled for more than 100 century !!! 😂

[@EthiotendoEdits]

We did

[@axmedsayid9508]

​@EthiotendoMapping no

[@axmedsayid9508]

​@@EthiotendoEditsno

[@qaacowchanneltv3082]

Isn't A True Story When I Tell You The Truth My Friend But Don't Listen To Some People's Words If You Want Your Health I Swear By The Name Of Allah My Friend Somalia Is Lion Of Africa But Right Now Somalia Isn't A Power 👁️👁️ We See War Somalia And Ethiopia

[@showtime112]

What are you on, dude? :)

[@biniarada7671]

You funny

[@eastsoldierson]

YOU ARE NOT A LION, YOU ARE A DOG! THE LION IS ETHIOPIA! CAUSE WE FUCKED YOU( You tried to take a chance while we were in civil war)

[@eritreashikor1991]

No more war, we need peace in the horn 🙏

[@rexcavanaugh1615]

Ethiopia should be ashamed of themselves, how on earth a country never colonized and with ashiatic features fight with black somalis for years??? That's beyond me.

[@EthiotendoEdits]

What ☠️

[@fh511]

Somalis have always been stronger than Ethiopians, conquering them in the 1500s, the only thing that keeps Ethiopia safe is 3 things, they have a large population, they are christian (so white people will always come and save them from somalis like in 1977, 1940s, 1800s, 1500s and so on), and they have a lot of mountains

[@rexcavanaugh1615]

@@fh511 That's myth, how on earth can somalia defeat Abyssinia??? They're mentioned in koran and bible when somalis are hunters and gatherers. JUST HOW!!!

[@Officialmohamed24]

Somalia we on the rise from the dast now turkey is envolved training somalia national army and we get barakdar tp2 drone frome turkey we will get it back ogadenia nfd kenya and djabouti greater somalia thats what we looking for check it out ( turksom) training academy and gorgor army in sparta turkey you will see how somalia is rebeilding its army

[@emilioalvarez8010]

Somalia cant even get itself back together. Get over it you lost and you wont get the ogaden. Just focus on improving your country

[@BringbackImperialEthiopia]

I guess some people don’t ever learn from their mistakes 🥲 Good Luck though 🤣

[@Shaleqa_Adenan]

You don’t even control what you have let alone Ethiopian land. Now Somaliland becomes independent and Some of the Somali clan want to be part of Ethiopia 🇪🇹.

[@axmedsayid9508]

​@@emilioalvarez8010keep making yourself happy sleep well

[@Isbatooraha]

Somalia was superior on the ground and conquered most of ogaden 🇸🇴💪🏾

[@showtime112]

Initially, yes.

[@BringbackImperialEthiopia]

Cry babies 😂 Your biggest flex as a Somali is losing a war to Ethiopia 😭

[@RealSavage7]

@@showtime112 until Ussr and Cuban intervention

[@Isbatooraha]

@@BringbackImperialEthiopia you couldn't fight Somali so you cried for communist blok to help lol

[@aradat9671]

@@Isbatooraha oh really yall literally invaded Ethiopia during our weakest point and backstabbed us in Civil War on every corner of Ethiopia economic and oil crises and famine but keep in mind Somalis never had the balls to do anything this large and was bowing and kissing emperor and then mengistu until the Civil War and still got annilated lol do you even have any clue why sovit helped ethiopia to begin with Ethiopia government was literally fighting on every corner of Ethiopia the army was stretched from Eritrea to Ogadean 70% of the army was fighting in northern fighting against Eritrea tigray oromo afar somali region amhara many more and Ethiopia was surrounded by hostile states fighting from sudan to Egypt to somalia all supporting all the rebels in Ethiopia including the the west fyi the only reason somalia even survived for a second was sovit refused Ethiopia to push further in somalia because of the us and Ethiopian civil war tell me what happened in 1982 right after 1977 when ONLY 10k Ethiopians invaded Somalia and completely destroyed fifty thousand Somalis outnumbered and occupied central Somalia with very easy until sayid Barre declared state of emergency and begged the us for guns and signed peace treaty leaving claims to ogaden like a cowerd 🤣unlike yall we didn't run away we walked out of Somalia making your leader vow his head with only 10k Ethiopians and imagine if Ethiopia invaded during emperor halie Selassie or before the civil war if only 10k Ethiopians invasion force shaked the the somali government 🤣

[@EyasuFikre]

ETHIOPIA IS NOT EASY 19 77 SOMALIA BUT 1978 ETHIOPIA finished 😅😅😅😅😅

[@jamilomuxamad8015]

Somalia 🇸🇴 is a lion 🦁 Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is a cat 🙀 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂

[@kedirmohammadi8181]

yes we see who’s cats and who is lion kkkk