 Ethiopia,and British influence over the Habar Yunis Whilst Hersi was invading Ogaden the British and Ethiopian empires were getting worried due to the Habar Yunis expansion. The Ethiopians saw the Ogaden as their servants and gateway to Muslim territory. Whilst the British saw Ogaden as a major state, and kept their eye on the province, and would later invade it in 1887. Upon one occasion Hersi raided Ogaden, and took 1330 camels from the Ogaden, however the British and Ethiopians warned them and told them to return the camels to their owners. The Habr Yunis knowing they couldn’t afford a fight with a foreign power obliged, and returned the camels and promised to not lead any raids in Ogaden. Despite their promise they continued to raid Ogaden.
<coherence>  Ethiopia,and British influence over the Habar Yunis Whilst Hersi was invading Ogaden the British and Ethiopian empires were getting worried due to the Habar Yunis expansion. The Ethiopians saw the Ogaden as their servants and gateway to Muslim territory. Whilst the British saw Ogaden as a major state, and kept their eye on the province, and would later invade it in 1887. Upon one occasion Hersi raided Ogaden, and took 1330 camels from the Ogaden, however the British and Ethiopians warned them and told them to return the camels to their owners. The Habr Yunis knowing they couldn’t afford a fight with a foreign power obliged, and returned the camels and promised to not lead any raids in Ogaden. Despite their promise they continued to raid Ogaden.