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@RobelYeshitla Who even cares what Ethiopia recognise? They can't even recognise thier own internal problems and issues and that Thier literacy rate is the worst in the region due to conflicts and wars they have. Sad individuals like you are the problem

Somaliland (May 17) and Eritrea (May 24) are set to commemorate Independence Day. It’s time for Ethiopian government to recognize Somaliland and de-recognize Eritrea. End Ethiopia’s Cold War strategic containment.

@BehiwotTilahun 😂😂😂 Navy of the Lakes

The Ethiopian Navy during the honoring of President Emmanuel Macron at Ethiopia's Jubilee Palace. 🇪🇹🇫🇷⚓ #EthiopianNavy A proud moment. A powerful symbol. Ethiopia's maritime legacy remembered. #MacronInEthiopia #JubileePalace #EthiopiaFrance

@Habtishgreat Buy more weapons for internal wars and with neighbours. Drone strike your own cities and villages. Yet your literacy rate is the worst In the region while being the biggest aid recipient country and full of NGOS. What a shame and a disaster.

I feel Sorry For Eritrea 🇪🇷🇪🇷 This is a serious emotional damage to Isaias Afwerki. Hgdef mouthpieces were ecstatic, rushing to celebrate the news that USA was lifting sanctions on Eritrea. Some even declared Eritrea the most influential country in Africa and claimed the US had abandoned Ethiopia in favor of Asmara. While the United States is toying with Eritrean expectations for lift sanctions, it has quietly lifted its military embargo on Ethiopia. Oh boy… the actual announcement lifting the military embargo on Ethiopia lands like a hard slap across Isaias Afwerki’s face. 😂😂😂😂😂

@KassaEliass @US_SrAdvisorAF @GHessebon Stop talking rubbish... you won't annex nothing and survive in peace... history should teach you. Also go fix your intenal problems and raise your literacy rate which is the worst in the whole region even with all the aid money you receive.. Donkoro Fara

@Sam681968161269 @US_SrAdvisorAF @GHessebon We will annex again because it is ours in the first place

Today, we were honored to have productive and wide-ranging meetings with the Ethiopian delegation, led by Foreign Minister Gedion Timotheos @GHessebon , for the U.S. Ethiopia Bilateral Structured Dialogue. We had constructive conversations about the Nile River and the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam. We also discussed international efforts to facilitate a humanitarian truce and achieve durable peace in Sudan, as well as our shared commitment to promoting regional stability, including Red Sea maritime security. Today was also an important opportunity for discussions on bilateral economic and commercial issues, including promoting U.S. investments.

@RobelYeshitla Look at the body language of the Ethiopian. Uncomfrtable, summond told off and embarrassed.

There can no be Eritrea and Red Sea that sidelines Ethiopia.

@futbolquaters Gabriel Batistuta

Guess the player VERY HARD

@KassaEliass @US_SrAdvisorAF @GHessebon If Assab was closed by Italy and you keep claiming Ethiopia was never colonised, how does that make sense? Why did you keep using port Djibouti since 1890s and have railways instead of Assab which you only started using after ilegal annexation of Eritrea in 1961?

@US_SrAdvisorAF @GHessebon We only take what is ours- Assab. We do not need Eritrea. Eritrea is for Eritreans. Assab was, is and will be Ethiopian no matter what! That is a final nail to the coffin

@charlchit @martinplaut who cares how many you are? If its a problem for you start handing out condoms. Maybe elevate your literacy rate too instead of constant conflicts . Work with your neighbouring countries for commercial access to sea via all angles of the country. But your Dumb leaders can't talk

@martinplaut „Ethiopia is just one of 44 nations around the world that are landlocked. „ - the only one with more than a hundred million people.

Ethiopia is just one of 44 nations around the world that are landlocked. This came about after Eritrea won its independence and statehood: recognised by the UN, African Union and - yes - by Ethiopia

@s_nolawi @martinplaut what abour the afar people in Djibouti?

@martinplaut At least Asab must belong to Ethiopia, though it was taken by Eritrea forcefuly. And the Afar people must not be divided between the two nations. If i were Abiy i would cross the 50 km distance with tank to annex Asseb to its biological mother, Ethiopia.

@Asteway1548241 @martinplaut So does the afar in Djibouti belong to Ethiopia aswell? 😂🤣🤣 Go read about operation Fenkil your stupid leaders since your emperors and the deals they kept making

@martinplaut This is false. Ethiopia became landlocked because TPLF failed to secure Asab which is part of Afar Ethiopia before recognizing Eritrea as independent country.

@SamBrownzogt @martinplaut So what about the people of afar in Djibouti? Go talk to Djibouti for port than. Ohh that's right, your big bosses are there so you have no balls to make noise. fara mula donkoro yehonachu dedeboch .. go fix your internal conflicts and stop inciting wars in east Africa

@martinplaut lol ; the people of Afar weren’t consulted and rather split in two countries because two Tigre tribes wanted that way supported by the west . Why a lie and parasitic system? Good thing the world order won’t stay static

@ThankYouSir143 @martinplaut 🤣🤣 it doesn't matter. Through victory and referendum Eritrean peoples voices were heard after 30 year war. Your stupid emperor didn't have no right to annex and change languages in Eritrea. Greed and stupidity as always with your leaders . Who cares what you think in Addis

@martinplaut It’s the TPLF who handed over Asab port and recognised Shabia as a country NOT Ethiopians.

@YAkelkil1961 @martinplaut 😂 Distorting history whenever it suits you as always. 1 minute you are not colonised the next you say you own the land that was colonised. Your common sense is below par. Go fix your internal, You, amhara, you Oromo you tigray you gurage etc division and wars that never ends

@martinplaut The port was given to Eritrea by the late halfbaked Eritrean PM zenawi and some tplf ellites. Most of the people of Ethiopia was not a part if the process and the decission. This generation is asking boldly.

@BekeleEskender @MichaelBereket8 @martinplaut Operation Fenkil spoke for itself. Go talk to the Afars in Djibouti first then come back... oh ofcourse you can't your main aid suppliers and bosses US and France are there so you have no balls to go talk to Djibouti. Disgusting foolish person you are

@MichaelBereket8 @martinplaut Let the Afars speak themselves.

@BekeleEskender @martinplaut It was called Operation Fenkil and your cowardly leaders once again fleeing the scene after defeat ... just like your emperor did when he went to UK then later came back and started all this shit by annexation. Your busy celebrating not being colonised ,assab was Italian colony

@martinplaut Mubarak was AU chair,butros Gali was UN chair, there was no legitimate or elected government in #Ethiopia only EPLF & Tplf and there is no written documents to give #Asab to EPLF.

@ralpfrsmith @martinplaut They got defeated, thier navy surrendered after Operation Fenkil, the AU, US, EU UN ETC all recognised Eritrea after a fair referendum and military victory. Yes Ethiopia itself didnt have problem. Final and binding border agreement and Abiy Nobel peace price for implementing it.

@martinplaut Did Ethiopia really “recognize” its own landlocking? Ethiopia had no elected national government then - just two rebel movements who exploited the fall of the Derg. It was a geopolitical project which didn’t end, a time bomb for Egypt and the Arabs who supported the rebels.

@ralpfrsmith @martinplaut Well Ethiopia was never ever colonized right...but Assab was by Italy. Ethiopia main port was Djibouti that's why they had railway since 1890s from there. Illegal annexation after federation in 1961 and use of port from then til 91 doesn't make it ethiopias. Stop your nonsense

@reda_getachew as usual another piece of sh**

My latest piece for the Africa report theafricareport.com/417910/ethiopi…

@HTomno83808 Stop lying... you are an Eritrean wannabe. You probably claimed asylum saying you are Eritrean like many others that's it.

Supporters of the Eritrean regime whom I met in Stockholm: the answer is no. I was not born in Mekele, Ethiopia, but in Keren, Eritrea. I would have been just as happy if I had been born in Mekele. Haha, I don’t understand. I dream of something beautiful for Eritrea. you?

@HTomno83808 Nobody takes so called EBRF serious. Lets not forget they attacked police, elderly and young people in Europe, caused a lot of destruction and are a menace to society.. Nobody believes them nobody wants them

Portugal FC ambassador H.E. Mr. Rui Vinhas, You are welcome to be photographed with Madam Sophia, who never represented the Eritrean people. I also want to make it clear to you that the Eritrean people are not foolish, as you may think, and here is our opposition.