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Our 35th Independence Month kicks off today! Let's infuse it with joy by revisiting our beloved Sewra songs over the next few days. Share this request with other Eritreans to keep the spirit alive. One of my favorite song Tesfay Mahari Fihira (Awet Kalsena) and pass the torch to @Winta_eri @DahlaKib @eri_id_ Wishing everyone a joyful Independence Month! ♥️🇪🇷🎉 #EritreaShineAt35 #Our_Resilience_Our_Guarantee #ጽንዓትና_ዋሕስና #ERITREA

Good news… The Trump administration is considering lifting U.S. sanctions on Eritrea as part of efforts to reset diplomatic relations! It is worth recalling what Hillary Clinton once said about Eritrea, according to U.S. diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks: Eritrea is a bad example of good governance.! What she meant reflects a broader Western concern about Eritrea’s model of self-reliance, especially after it rejected foreign aid and NGOs such as USAID in the mid-2000s. It was seen as a bad example for Africa, as other countries might follow the same path and move away from dependence on external assistance. With the current administration shifting its approach to humanitarian aid in Africa and closing down USAID, it seems the time has come to reconsider and lift these sanctions.

Voices like Mohammed Hassen give hope. Despite years of backstabbing by regimes in Ethiopia, the truth about Eritrea is resilience, sovereignty, and a commitment to peaceful coexistence.

ABIY AHMED’S BLAME GAME: ERITREA WAS NEVER THE PROBLEM, HE WAS The first crack in a political myth rarely comes from an enemy. It comes from an insider—someone who knows where the bodies are buried and who helped build the house in the first place. That moment has now arrived for Abiy Ahmed. Read more: redseabeacon.com/a-captain-with… by David Yeh #Eritrea #Ethiopia #Sudan #Somalia #Egypt @hawelti @shabait @EmbassyEritrea @hadnetkeleta @SirakBahlbi @Ghidewon @DahlaKib @Yehdavid @GhideonMusa @globalezra @AlulaFre @Petros69696148 @hagerawiDihnet @PMEthiopia @MFAEthiopia @MofaSudan @MOFASomalia @MfaEGYPT @_AfricanUnion @StateDept @AJEnglish @BBCWorld @AFP @TheEconomist @thenation @PressTV @Telegraph, @nytimes, @UN, @dwnews, @tesfanews

Full documentary film Meqalh Fenkl ምሉእ ትሕዝቶ ሰነዳዊ ፊልም መቓልሕ ፈንቅል @SirakBahlbi @GhideonMusa @ArmaEriNa @biniamb youtu.be/WunCi5YA8xg?si…

Ethiopia is Not a 3,000-Year-Old Nation redseabeacon.com/ethiopia-is-no… via @RedSeaBeacon

Expanding the Blue Economy: Substantial Growth in Fishery by Mussie Efriem The Red Sea coast of Eritrea is widely recognized as one of the most favorable environments for the fishing industry. Its unique marine ecosystem provides ideal natural conditions for the rich diversity of fish and other marine resources in the area. The presence of extensive coral reef systems, large areas of soft-bottom seabeds, and the relatively short distance to the continental shelf break contribute to the abundance and accessibility of fish stocks. These features make fishing activities in the area very productive and sustainable for small-scale fishers.... shabait.com/.../expanding-…

Ambassador Kwacha Chisiza of the Republic of #Malawi paid a curtesy visit to our Embassy today. It was an honor for me to welcome and extend best wishes to His Excellency for his completion of a successful tenure here in Tokyo エリトリア #Eritrea

Western Civilization or Western Amnesia? History Africa Refuses to Forget February 16, 2026 By Ghidewon Abay Asmerom @RedSeaBeacon Empires rarely announce themselves as empires. They return instead wrapped in moral language, armed with selectively remembered history, and convinced of their own innocence. When US Secretary of State Marco Rubio addressed the Munich Security Conference on Valentine’s Day in 2026, he did not offer a defence of civilization so much as he summoned empire once again. Cloaked in the sanctified vocabulary of “Western civilization,” his speech functioned as an exercise in calculated historical falsification, laundering centuries of conquest, enslavement, extermination, and extraction into a story of heritage under threat. From an African perspective, this was not a security address at all; it was a declaration that the West has learned nothing, regrets nothing, and intends to continue. Rubio’s speech was constructed through erasure, deliberate, systematic, and strategic. African lives were erased as capital was accumulated. Indigenous peoples were erased as continents were settled. Asia’s famines, the Middle East’s ruins, and Latin America’s coerced obedience were written out of the civilizational narrative altogether. Civilization was presented as if it emerged organically from cathedrals, symphonies, and philosophy, rather than from slave ships, concentration camps, and gunboat diplomacy. This was not ignorance. It was intent. This erasure set the stage for what followed. Europe’s Choice: Alignment or Irrelevance The message to Europe was unmistakable. Fall back into formation or step aside. Align fully with an American-led project of renewed domination or accept strategic and moral irrelevance. The applause that followed was not merely approval of rhetoric; it was recognition of a shared past and a proposed future. Rubio offered Europe a familiar bargain: a return to the inner circle of power, shared access to resources, and renewed authority over the Global South. What he reignited was not confidence but appetite, an old hunger for control now repackaged in the language of security, supply chains, and civilizational survival. What Rubio framed as partnership was, in substance, a call for collective complicity. Complicity in resource extraction dressed up as competition. Complicity in sanctions regimes that starve civilian populations while claiming moral virtue. Complicity in militarization that converts entire regions into permanent theatres of war. Complicity in the criminalisation of non-European movement while celebrating European migration as destiny. This logic depends on hierarchy. Beneath the soaring rhetoric lay an unmistakable hierarchy: non-Europeans and non-Christians were not imagined as equal participants in humanity, but as problems to be managed, labour to be exploited, or threats to be neutralised. Africa appeared not as a continent of people, but as a quarry. The Global South was rendered not as a community of nations, but as a marketplace, a battleground, and a containment zone. This was not the language of peace or cooperation. It was the language of entitlement. Read More @RedSeaBeacon @hawelti @Sudan #Djibouti #Somalia #Egypt #SaudiArabia #Turkey #Qatar #UAE @shabait @EmbassyEritrea @hadnetkeleta @SirakBahlbi @EliasAmare @Ghidewon @DahlaKib @Yehdavid @GhideonMusa @SharronYemane @hagerawiDihnet @PMEthiopia @MFAEthiopia @MofaSudan @MOFASomalia @KagutaMuseveni @MOFAEGYPT @AfricanUnion @IGADsecretariat @antonioguterres @cnni @AJEnglish @BBCWorld @Reuters @AFP @AlAhramWeekly @thenation @DailyMonitor @haaretzcom @PressTV @DailySabah @TheDailySomalia @FT @latimes @nytimes @BBCWorld @AlJazeera @tberhan0437898 @YoungPFDJ @YPFDJ @addisstandard @eritreaprevails @DendenMedia redseabeacon.com/western-civili…

@Amie74152698 @AsssabMedia Yes — a proud and disciplined elite. They stand tall, they never kneel, and they never beg. They owe nothing to anyone, and they carry themselves with the dignity of people who know exactly who they are.

@AsssabMedia They seem fit young and technologically advanced. These are elite 🇪🇷n force, the only group with shoes and they also have seen the Internet and ATM abroad during thier training.

Eritrean Air Force stands among the strongest in the Horn of Africa, 2nd only to Egypt. In a short time, it has achieved remarkable transformation & growth. With high military experience, confidence, discipline, & unity,it continues to strengthen national defense & cooperation.

@didyodo @AsssabMedia Who is Global Fire Power? why do trust this kind of institutions who do not have any reliable base. And, the Eritreans prefer to own air force rather than passenger plane. Sovereignty is priority. Yes that's OK if Eritrea is the last. But, it's free nation.

Are you sure, Bogus? Why do you lie when you don't have a passenger plane? You should look at your military officers. Some of them may only live 10 years. They are ancient and unreliable. According to GFP (Global Fire Power), Eritrea is ranked 119th out of 145 countries, while Ethiopia is ranked 47th out of 145. That is the truth. Ethiopia avoids needless boasting about her military prowess and strength. Contrary to Shabiya, Ethiopians do not engage in compulsive lying, boasting, or standing on air. You and Egypt are two different animals; Shabiya is a mule, and Egypt is the mule owner. You enjoy being a mule. Eritrea has a small, aging, and largely inactive fighter jet fleet, with estimates indicating only about 1 to 7 functional aircraft, specifically MiG-29 Fulcrums. While some, often older, reports might list higher, non-operational stock numbers, current data suggests severely limited combat readiness due to maintenance issues, with some reports noting as few as one operational fighter.🇪🇹🇺🇸☮️🕊️

Some powerful words from Ethiopian girl!! 🇪🇹👏

The world must witness these atrocities. The UAE’s hands are stained with blood for funding RSF training camps and fueling the destruction of Sudan. The RSF must be designated as a terrorist organization, and the UAE must be held accountable for supporting terrorist militias. Stop the UAE! Stop the RSF! Freezing arms sales is a necessary first step. Thanks @RepGregoryMeeks

2/External actors have been fueling Sudan’s war without consequence—and now the entire region is being pulled into the conflict. Congress can cut off that support, protect civilians & help Sudan achieve peace by passing @RepGregoryMeeks' Sudan bill today. x.com/HouseForeign/s…

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🚨The UAE is reportedly funding an RSF training camp in Ethiopia. External support like this only fuels Sudan's brutal conflict. And it's why @RepGregoryMeeks will continue holding all major US arms sales to UAE & any country supporting the RSF or other combatants in this war.

Facts matter: #Ethiopia turned down #Eritrea’s port access even as famine threatened 14 million lives. Cooperation and peaceful coexistence has always been Eritrea’s motto. #HornOfAfrica #FoodCrisis ⁦@BBCWorld⁩ ⁦@BBCAfrica⁩

Despite billions in aid over decades, #Ethiopia's cycle of famine, war, and displacement persists, revealing a deeper structural failure that transcends leadership, with ordinary Ethiopians remaining trapped in unending hunger and instability.👇👉 redseabeacon.com/hunger-for-mil…