ASMARA REPORTER 📡

The day Abyssinia officially became Ethiopia, 1945

Katil ve vahşi siyonistler yine masum bir Anneyi hedef aldı. Filistinli bir anne kucağında çocuğuyla hedef alındı, ne annenin sevgisi ne de çocuğun masumiyeti onları koruyabildi bu onların son kucaklaşmasıydı.

🚨BREAKING: Horrifying moments as the Israeli army bombs a tent among densely packed tents of displaced families on Al-Baraka Street, south of Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip, resulting in casualties.

Eritrean freedom fighter in the 80s

The prospect of renewed war in northern Ethiopia between government forces, Tigray groups, and Eritrea risks pulling in neighboring Sudan and merging two of the deadliest conflicts in recent history. After fighting against Tigrayan forces between 2020 and 2022, the Ethiopian government may be on the verge of resuming hostilities to consolidate control over the country’s northernmost region. At the same time, it is adopting an increasingly threatening stance toward Eritrea. Ethiopia had fought alongside Eritrea during the Tigray war, but is now signaling that it may consider an invasion to regain direct access to the Red Sea, which it lost when Eritrea gained independence in 1993. A new conflict could lead to significant loss of life in Ethiopia and Eritrea, while also drawing in Sudan and triggering a complex and prolonged regional crisis.

Does international law care that TPLF did not retain Assab as a port for Ethiopia in 1993 (assuming it could have)? NO. Does international law say it is illegal to make Big Countries landlocked? NO. Can Ethiopia use UNCLOS Part X as a treaty right? NO. Ethiopia did not ratify UNCLOS. Does customary law grant Ethiopia an automatic right to its own coastline or to another state’s territory? NO. Turning a political grievance into a supposed legal rule is rhetoric, not law. This is why not a single Ethiopian has been able to cite law to make their case. Just threats, intimidations against the one country in Africa where that would never work: Eritrea.