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@wikileaks proved that U.S. officials worked on behalf of #Ethiopia to isolate and undercut support for #Eritrea wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/0…

@SimonJigna @ERI_HISTORY448 Why do you people lie so much? Your government admitted its forces killed them and there are pictures of ENDF troops standing over their bodies after shooting them. aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/13…

@ERI_HISTORY448 Shaebia found them & killed them as revenge. They would have killed Meles Zenawi had they found him alive, with no mercy. Only reason Sebhat Nega & others were spared from execution was due to ENDF finding their hideouts first. TPLF already forgotten & working with Shaebia now

"PM Abiy Ahmed ordered the execution of 3 former government officials: Seyoum Mesfin, Abay Tzehaye & Asmelash Woldeselassie in January 2021. Abiy told the operations officers of the Federal Army of Ethiopia to 'finish them off', after he was told they had been captured." 👇🏾

@Tikur80s @ERI_HISTORY448 Your government admitted its forces killed them and there are pictures of ENDF troops standing over their bodies after shooting them. aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/13…

@ERI_HISTORY448 Lol! Even TPLF knows rhat it was shabia who did it. If it was Ethiopian army, they would have been treated with dignity.

@LastNigus @ERI_HISTORY448 Your government admitted its forces killed them and there are pictures of ENDF troops standing over their bodies after shooting them. aljazeera.com/news/2021/1/13…

@ERI_HISTORY448 Everyone knows Eritrean regime killed them!

@EngidaEwdie @TheAfricaReport @Sheriffb The only lies here are the ones you’re trying to peddle. Everyone knows that Ethiopian leaders are nothing more than a proxy for the UAE’s sinister motives in the region.

@TheAfricaReport @Sheriffb Utter lies, wild & unfounded lies. Ethiopia has nothing to do with the war in Sudan.

Allegations of covert RSF support from an Ethiopian base ➡️ l.theafricareport.com/X7U are chipping away at Addis Ababa’s carefully held neutrality in a war now driving the world’s largest humanitarian and displacement crisis, writes @Sheriffb.

@LastNigus @TheAfricaReport @Sheriffb Ethiopian leaders literally support a genocidal group that is terrorizing the good people of Sudan.

@TheAfricaReport @Sheriffb NO! Ethiopia stands with the good people of Sudan! Both sides must go and give the power to the people!

@blacknwhitebrat @DailyLoud In all honesty, all American based carriers first class sucks, especially when you compare to the likes of the Middle East airlines. But yeah, American Airlines is notoriously bad. Like why am I paying thousands for such bad service.

@DailyLoud American first class sucks - delta is superior. Never had them run out of a meal but if you don’t pick before your flight, they might run out of certain meals and only have the damn cheese box left lmao

American Airlines is facing backlash after a Black influencer says she was the only first-class passenger not served a meal—claiming the airline “ran out” right when it got to her, while everyone else had already been served.

@CROREBOY @MOSSADil It’s called Geography. Ethiopia was always landlocked with the exception of when western powers forcibly federated Eritrea to Ethiopia, against the wishes of its people. This decision was reversed when Eritreans won their independence.

@MOSSADil How Eritrea managed to cut Ethiopia out of the sea needs to be studied

🚨 US EYES ERITREA RESET TO COUNTER IRAN The Trump administration is reportedly exploring a shift in policy toward Eritrea — including lifting some sanctions — as part of a strategy to push back against Iranian influence in the Red Sea. Eritrea controls more than 700 miles of coastline along a critical maritime chokepoint now threatened by Iran-backed Houthis. US envoy Massad Boulos has already met with Eritrea’s president and Egypt’s Sisi to move talks forward. Eritrea has long been labeled “Africa’s North Korea” due to its repression. But officials are now arguing that sanctions alone haven’t worked — and the strategic stakes are too high. The question: Do you engage a regime like this to counter a bigger threat? Or does that come at too high a cost?

@Abeksmb1 @Yonijoni3 If Eritrea can protect its entire coastline with only 5 boats, as you mistakenly allude, then that’s pretty remarkable. Hell, they might have the most decisive and efficient navy in the world with those figures. Kudos to them for doing such a great job.

@Yonijoni3 protected with what? 5 boats?🤣

The US gov described Eritrea coastline quote and quote " untouched and heavily protected water " . Please someone check on Ethiopian PPs goons . We need to train them on how to protect Lake Tena from Rebels

@SimonJigna @EritreaLuv @_hudsonc Your leaders are literally doing the bidding of foreign nations. You’re literally the Askaris. 🤣😂

@EritreaLuv @_hudsonc Don't worry, no sanctions lift for the askari state. There will more sanctions coming it's way soon.

FUCK YOU CAMERON HUDSON @_hudsonc : Some analysts have questioned this logic. “Normally, when we lift sanctions, the country has done something to merit it,” said Cameron Hudson, a former U.S. intelligence and State Department official who tracks the region.

@muluget62263 @addisstandard You think the U.S. cares about that? 🤣 Btw, many of their allies do not have a single, codified written constitution such as the United Kingdom, Israel, New Zealand, Canada, and Saudi Arabia.

@addisstandard Do they know Eritrea has still been in the hands of warlords? They have'nt yet gotten a written constitution and one can not make law based binding agreements with them. That's the problem in regards to Ertrea. Is US demanding a constitutional order first or dealing with warlords

News: #US weighs sanctions relief, diplomatic reset with #Eritrea: WSJ Citing current and former officials, the report said the initiative, still under review, aims to reopen high-level diplomatic channels with the long-isolated state, which controls more than 1,120 kms of #Red_Sea coastline. U.S. officials believe Eritrea’s geographic position could prove pivotal in safeguarding alternative maritime routes critical for global trade and military transit, the WSJ report noted. addisstandard.com/?p=56615

@j_news_svc @arag9105 @oldtrafford1879 The earliest inscriptions of Ge’ez were found in Eritrea. Tigre is the closest language to Ge’ez and is only spoken in Eritrea. From there, Tigrinya came next and then Amharic. Please research before commenting and exposing your sheer ignorance

@arag9105 @oldtrafford1879 Geez is called Ethiopic. Lame arse nigga. Amharic existed in written form.for.more than 1000 years while Tigrigna is a mere 100 year old in written form

The only Indigenous African alphabet Eritrean 🇪🇷 alphabet (ፊደል) ግዕዝ #HOA #Africa #Alphabet #geez #tigrigna #tegre #Eritrea

@Afiye1952 @_hudsonc No one believes this nonsense. Most western nations just want to deport you benefit claiming scourges. Get your bags packed. You’re going home soon.

This dangerous US Eritrea rapprochement is a gift to Isaias Afwerki and his terror regime. Lifting sanctions will only strengthen the #PFDJ's grip, fund more transnational repression against diaspora Eritreans, and destabilize the Horn further. The real solution is backing the people's #BlueRevolution for genuine democratic change, not rewarding dictatorship. The #Trump administration must not ignore the Eritrean people's cry for freedom! #EBRF #TransnationalRepression #BlueRevolution #Eritrea #NoMorePFDJTerror

🚨 As I have been predicting for weeks, Washington has jumped into the hornets nest of Red Sea politics, holding secret meetings with Isaias in Cairo in a bid to increase its influence in the region by lifting sanctions on Eritrea. What will Eritrea do in return? How will Addis react? What does this mean for Trump's promise to restart GERD talks? How will this a US-Eritrea rapprochement affect the SAF and Sudan's war? And what will UAE and Saudi make of the US effort to enter Red Sea political debates, seemingly aligning itself against Ethiopia? Too many questions to answer. But what I can say is that the US is doing it all without a strategy with a used truck salesman at the helm. What could possibly go wrong?? wsj.com/world/africa/u…

@YemaneGirum @_hudsonc If you think you’ll destroy Eritrea without destroying your own nation, you’re delusional

@_hudsonc That's going to destroy whatever is left of Eritea 💀

"Cairo has been reconfiguring its regional posture, assembling an indirect pressure architecture that works through Ethiopia’s neighbours rather than engaging Addis Ababa directly, with Eritrea emerging as the most consequential node in that constellation." And Cairo is about to add its largest prize in the "pressure architecture" against Ethiopia. Watch this space. hornreview.org/2026/04/22/as-…

@AfricanSami @AbiyAhmedAli It’s not yours, you delusional fool.

@AbiyAhmedAli We need our sea port Assab now. It’s time to get back our ancestral seaport back to Ethiopia 🇪🇹

This morning, I received the European Union Commissioner for International Partnerships, Mr. Josef Šíkela, with whom I discussed our longstanding cooperation with the European Union.

@Tikur80s @hornafricanguy Before you even get close to Asmara, your ships, factories, airports, cities will be hit by ballistic missiles and drones. Your economy, tourism industry and development sectors will go up in flames. You can’t play with fire and not expect to be burned. Tread lightly

@Tikur80s @hornafricanguy Your own General Tsadkan stated years after the fact that he felt he was walking into a trap. The U.S. gave Meles intelligence of just that. That’s why you didn’t and couldn’t venture further. Now with drones, good luck on thinking you won’t be tormented this time around.

BREAKING: Tigray security forces imposed movement and communication restrictions on General Tadesse Werede after he was unilaterally appointed by the federal government, which the TPLF central committee renounced

@ethioluptus @wediEriHaylom @AbiyAhmedAli The bulk of Askaris came from Ethiopia. So before attempting to belittle others, learn your history and that of the region before spewing your revisionist rhetoric.

@wediEriHaylom @AbiyAhmedAli Nobody kicked us out, we kicked ourselves out. The socialist govt crumbled with z rest of z socialist camp and traitor TPLF gave you ur Independence. 🇪🇷ns are known for their submission and serving others as Askari slave solider. Anyone who landed there colonized them Explain👇

Ethiopia’s elites can’t claim “economic need” to justify violating sovereignty. That logic collapses fast: by the same standard, others would have stronger claims over existential resources like the Nile. Reality is simple trade, cooperation, and governance drive growth, not expansionist narratives. Fix internal crises first. #Eritrea #Ethiopia #RedSea #GERD #Nile #HornOfAfrica #AbiyAhmed #Geopolitics #InternationalLaw Disclaimer: This content reflects the perspective of DYG Entertainment for discussion purposes only and does not represent the official position of any government or institution.

@ethioluptus @wediEriHaylom No, the way 🇪🇹 gained the ports was unjust. You colluded with western powers to federate and subsequently annex Eritrea against the wishes of its people. That kick started Eritrea’s self determination efforts, which was resolved through the blood, sweat and tears of Eritreans.

@wediEriHaylom The way Ethiopia lost its ports isn’t just. Ethiopians have every right to demand their ports back. Eritrean people right for self determination and Ethiopians right to access the Red Sea aren’t mutually exclusive, both should be resolved back in 1991.

@RenaissanceDam @AlsisiOfficial I wished you shared these same sentiments when it comes to Ethiopia’s misguided threats and revisionist history regarding Eritrea’s ports.

Title:Ethiopia Will Not Carry Egypt’s Water Burden Egypt’s @AlsisiOfficial says water is an “existential issue” and that there will be “no compromise.” Fine. Ethiopia also has existential issues: electricity, food production, poverty reduction, climate resilience, and sovereign development on Abbay. Egypt keeps repeating that it depends more on the Nile because much of Egypt is desert. But that is not Ethiopia’s burden to carry forever. Geography does not give one country ownership over a shared river. Scarcity is not a title deed. Dependence is not a veto. Ethiopia has no obligation to guarantee Egypt’s preferred water security model at the expense of Ethiopian sovereignty, development, and national security. International water law is built on equitable and reasonable utilization, cooperation, and no significant harm not permanent downstream control over upstream development. The Nile is not Egypt’s private property. The Blue Nile rises in Ethiopia. Ethiopia has its own people, farmers, industries, power demand, and climate risks. An independent country cannot be expected to freeze its future because another country built its water policy around entitlement. Cooperation is valuable. But responsibility begins at home. Egypt has options: groundwater, reuse, desalination, the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, demand management, agricultural reform, and efficiency. Egypt must invest in its own water security instead of turning Ethiopia’s natural contribution into a permanent political hostage. For decades, Ethiopia’s water flowed downstream while Ethiopia remained poor, dark, and underdeveloped. Now that Ethiopia is using Abbay for hydropower and development, Egypt calls it a threat. No. What is threatened is not Egypt’s survival. What is threatened is Egypt’s old monopoly mindset. Ethiopia will not carry Egypt’s burden. Ethiopia will not accept a downstream veto. Ethiopia will not apologize for developing its own river. Fairness is non-negotiable. The future of the basin must be cooperation without domination, law without colonial privilege, and water security without sacrificing Ethiopia’s sovereignty. #Ethiopia #Egypt #Sudan #SouthSudan #Uganda #Kenya #Tanzania #Rwanda #Burundi #DRC #GERD #BlueNile #NileBasin #WaterSecurity #TransboundaryWater #Hydropower @AlsisiOfficial @EGPresidency_AR @MwriEgypt @MfaEgypt @MFAEgOfficial @EgyptCabinet @nbiweb

@ginamilan_ @mattgaetz Maybe you should fact check and not simply rely on a single source that doesn’t always get it right. It’s real and has been authenticated. Maybe you just hate the truth about who Israel truly is.

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