Military Ethics – Humanitarian Aid in Somalia

In August 1992, President George Bush sent US soldiers to Somalia to provide humanitarian relief to the hungry Somalis. The main problem in Somalia began when President Mohammed Sheade Bale was beaten by the opposition coalition. There are several conflicting groups, but the prominent group is led by Mohammed Farah Aidid. After the defeat of Barre, a massive power struggle happened. These small civil wars resulted in the destruction of Somalia's agriculture, which brought deprivation of food in most parts of the country.

Today Somalia is one of the most serious humanitarian crises in the world, poverty and millions of people are evacuating. However, the only aid provided by the United States is the fight against President Sheikh Sharif Ahmed and the fight against American fighters since September 11th he calls "terrorists". The slogan is consistent. The lesson of Somalia is that the anti-imperialist movement against all US military operations - whether or not they are hidden as "humanitarian" - the establishment of a rebellious opposition to all interventions - I urgently request it. As Somalia said, there is no "humanitarian" humanitarian intervention.

Public aid can be categorized by category according to its intended purpose. Military support is important or logistical support provided to strengthen the alliance's military capabilities. Humanitarian assistance is an important or logistic support for humanitarian purposes and is often used to respond to humanitarian crises such as natural disasters and human-induced disasters. Aid can also be classified according to the terms agreed by donor countries and donor countries. In this category, aid is a gift, subsidy, low interest loan, or interest free loan, or a combination of these loans. The conditions of foreign aid are often influenced by the motivation of donor countries. Signs of diplomatic approval, rewards actions the government donors want, strengthens the infrastructure necessary for donor countries to withdraw from donor countries, expanding the cultural impact of donor countries. Resources or other types of business access

Foreign countries can use foreign aid to achieve foreign aid goals overseas, build relationships with other countries, and resolve humanitarian problems. There are various forms of assistance including foreign military aid, humanitarian aid, food aid and general development assistance. Foreign military aid involves improving military equipment and technical capabilities of other countries. Military assistance can help a country indirectly influence overseas power equilibrium, thereby broadening its country's impact. Military support also helps other countries protect themselves from shared ideals and values. Alternatively, the state can provide economic support to other countries to promote growth and support specific project development. The US currently spends less than 1% of its budget on foreign aid.