As a neighboring country of East Africa, the Wassangali Sultanate is located along the Makoxir Coast Region of Aden Bay, and compared to its eastern neighbor, the Magirtin Sultanate, the Wassangali Sultanate is relatively fortunate.
To ensure so-called national defense security, East Africa incorporated part of the southern territories of the Magirtin Sultanate into East Africa in 1869, while the Wassangali Sultanate escaped this fate because its territory was too small. If East Africa had any designs on the Wassangali Sultanate, it would be a war of annihilation rather than a land secession. Currently, East Africa has no urgent needs regarding Aden Bay.
As for the Magirtin Sultanate, which lost its territory, it can only suffer in silence.
Occupying the Aden Bay coast only makes East Africa stand out in that region without any actual gains.
