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@HarunMaruf Is Omar Guelleh wearing a 45K rose-gold Hublot?

The leaders of Ethiopia, Djibouti and Somalia are meeting in Djibouti Wednesday, discussing regional issues, as well as the Middle East conflict and its “possible economic repercussions and harms for our region.” Full statement below: Tripartite talks between President Guelleh, his Somali counterpart and the Ethiopian Prime Minister The President of the Republic, His Excellency Ismail Omar Guelleh, this Wednesday, early in the evening, had tripartite interviews with the leaders of Ethiopia and Somalia, Mr. Abiy Ahmed Ali and Mr. Hassan Cheikh Mahamoud. Placed under the sign of consultation and understanding of common challenges to our region through the prism of solidarity and synergy of decisions and actions, these meetings took place at the private residence of the Head of State in Haramous, around an Iftar dinner. Peace and security in the region, the state of development of its economic integration, resolutions of shared interests for all three countries and the prevailing situation in the subregion were discussed during this meeting. The discussions then focused on the current conflict in the Middle East and its possible economic repercussions and harms for our region. Note that the Ethiopian Prime Minister and the Somali President arrived in Djibouti this afternoon for a 24-hour visit. As part of his current visit to Djibouti, the Ethiopian Prime Minister is accompanied by Mr. Aden Farah, Deputy Prime Minister and Vice President of the ruling Prosperity Party in Ethiopia, Mr. Ahmed Shide, Minister of Finance, Mr. Mohammed Edris, Minister of Peace, Mr. Aden Radwan Hussein, Chief of National Security with the rank of Minister, with Mr Berhanu Tsegaye, Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, with Mr Betre Mengistu, Chief of Cabinet with the rank of the Minister of State and His Excellency Legesse Tulu Adera, Ambassador of the Federal and Democratic Republic of Ethiopia to the Republic of Djibouti. The President of Somalia is, on his part, accompanied by an important delegation including, the Minister of Defense, Mr Ahmed Moalim Faqi, the Minister of Ports, Mr Abdulkadir Mohamed Nur, the Minister of Aviation, Mr Mohamed Farah Nur, the Ministry of Public Works, Mr Ayoub Ismail Yusuf and the Minister From State to Security, Mohamed Ali Haga. As for the Head of State, His Excellency Ismail Omar Guelleh, he was, at this meeting, accompanied by the Minister of Economy and Finance, in charge of Industry, Mr. Ilyas Moussa Dawaleh, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Mr. Abdoulkader Houssein Omar, the Minister of Defense, Mr Hassan Omar Mohamed, Head of National Security Mr Hassan Said Kaireh and Ambassador of the Republic of Djibouti to the Federal and Democratic Republic of Ethiopia Mr Abdi Mahamoud Aybeh It should be noted that this meeting of the leaders of Djibouti, Ethiopia and Somalia is part of the string of circumstantial and large-scale meetings specifically convened for the ultimate goal of defining a new strategic course of actions and objectives for the countries of the subregion.

@TiborPNagyJr Nearly 90% illegal migrants seeking refuge in Europe are Eritreans due to forced labor camps and indefinite military services.

Some ask why I keep hitting Eritrea's dictatorship. As a child I suffered under Soviet brutality and my dad was sentenced to death. I know what it's like. My soul hurts for those in similar situations, or have family members in Isaias' Gulag, and must stay silent. It will end!

@Mary32483231 @TiborPNagyJr Nearly 90% illegal migrants seeking refuge in Europe are Eritreans due to forced labor camps and indefinite military services.

@TiborPNagyJr Nearly 90% of us are not complaining. Yes, we face problems—many caused by our neighbors—but we are not asking for intervention. Please leave Eritrea alone. Why don’t you go to Eritrea and see it and you can gage!

@LelaMahader You’re replying to shbiya troll account.

@eri_id_ I hope you learned something

Debate Erupts: EPRP Leader Confronts Prosperity Party Over War, Debt, and the Reality of “Medemer” In a moment that cut through political rhetoric, Mistre Selassie Tamerat of the Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Party directly challenged the Prosperity Party and its leader, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, over the gap between promise and reality. She questioned whether the philosophy of Medemer presented as unity and synergy has translated into peace and shared prosperity or into polarization, war, and economic strain. She asked: Is Ethiopia’s youth empowered with opportunity or mobilized for conflict? Why are billions allocated to war while citizens struggle with soaring living costs? How does the promise of self-reliance align with rising external debt and dependence on global financial institutions? Her message was clear: Ethiopians are not laboratory subjects for political experimentation. They demand accountability, economic stability, and leadership that aligns words with action. This was not just a debate moment it was a call for answers. #Ethiopia #EthiopianPolitics #Medemer #Accountability #EPRP

@yebeyene It all depends on the outcome, you can’t trust these hoes

The reality us Eritreans and Tegaru neither like nor trust each other. We have been enemies for centuries. That's unlikely to change, but we have a common enemy. Tegaru, you either align with Eritrea or Abiy because the war will be in your land, not Eritrea.

@EagleEyeFuture @Kenyans It’s funny how Eritreans are Jealous, please say something about sawa so they can be happy.

@Kenyans Dubai doesn't rely on food bank 😕 and USAID ✋️ 😕 and doesn't drone its people... 😆 🤣

Addis Ababa is the new Dubai of Africa. We have a lot of lessons to learn from that country - Junet Mohamed

@addisabebaa Can you please show us Asmara? It’s very easy to pin out shabiya account.

Reality

@Darius19058 @addisabebaa This is shabiya account.

@addisabebaa የድንቁርና ጥግ ስለ ሀገሩ መጥፎ ማውራት ነው 😩

@goooooooolaso @yebeyene 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

@yebeyene If you talk with him now you will get the answer after a few days 🤣

Merhaba from Asmara!

@HebentiEri291 There are lots of Eritrean refugees in Uganda so Eritrea is worse than Uganda.

Oops I thought Ethiopia was rich 🤣😂😅

@yebeyene Take accountability for your actions in Tigray first, we are getting stronger everyday and you are getting weaker day by day, so remember the table can always turn around.

My Eritrean diaspora ppl, we all see z Tegaru haven't changed their evil design against us. We no longer seem them advocating for Tigrai w/ their "Tigrai Tisir" empty slogain. Instead, they've increased their attacks against our country & identity through their Tegaru Nihamedu.

@EritreanPress Only in Eritrea more doctors than beds, I guess this is what you call fake data, however it also makes sense considering declining population due to migration

Top 20 Best Hospitals in Eritrea 1. Orotta National Referral Hospital – Asmara Beds: 450+
Doctors: ~500
Specialties: Eritrea’s premier teaching hospital 2. Halibet Hospital – Asmara Beds: 300
Doctors: ~350
 3. Sembel Hospital – Asmara Beds: 200
Doctors: ~250
 4. Berhan Aini National Eye Hospital – Asmara Beds: 80
Doctors: ~60
Specialties: Ophthalmology, cataract surgery, vision screening 5. Keren Regional Referral Hospital – Keren Beds: 150
Doctors: ~180
 6. Massawa Hospital – Massawa Beds: 120
Doctors: ~130
 7. Assab General Hospital – Assab Beds: 100
Doctors: ~100
 8. Barentu Hospital – Barentu Beds: 110
Doctors: ~120
 9. Mendefera Referral Hospital – Mendefera Beds: 140
Doctors: ~160
 10. Ghinda Hospital – Ghinda Beds: 100
Doctors: ~110
 11. Dekemhare General Hospital – Dekemhare Beds: 130
Doctors: ~140
 12. Adi Quala District Hospital – Adi Quala Beds: 100
Doctors: ~90
 13. Tesseney Hospital – Tesseney Beds: 120
Doctors: ~100
 14. Hagaz Hospital – Hagaz Beds: 80
Doctors: ~70
 15. Akordat General Hospital – Akordat Beds: 90
Doctors: ~85
 16. Foro Hospital – Foro Beds: 70
Doctors: ~60
 17. Senafe Hospital – Senafe Beds: 100
Doctors: ~95
 18. Asmara Military Hospital – Asmara Beds: 150
Doctors: ~170
 19. Elaberet Hospital – Elaberet Beds: 85
Doctors: ~80 20. Afabet Hospital – Afabet Beds: 95
Doctors: ~90 #Eritrea #Hospital #Healthcare #Medical

@HerMatchHQ @433 @ishowspeedsui You can’t stream in 2G.

@433 @ishowspeedsui Mad news 😂😂 history shows they're still using 2G network

In Ethiopia, Cristiano Ronaldo is still playing for Real Madrid, @ishowspeedsui found out 😂🇪🇹 Ethiopia uses a different calendar than most of the world. It has 13 months in a year and is about eight years behind the Gregorian calendar, which is used by almost all other countries 🗓️ That’s why it’s currently 2018 in Ethiopia 😲 Speed was in shock and came to the conclusion that in Ethiopia Cristiano is still playing for Real Madrid 🤯🤣

@grok @AlsisiOfficial @grok did the GERD dam broke any international law?

Egypt has several options in the Nile water dispute with Ethiopia over the GERD. Diplomatically, it's pursuing US mediation, as offered by President Trump in January 2026, and has proposed international arbitration. Legally, Egypt invokes treaties like the 1929 and 1959 agreements, though Ethiopia disputes them. Cooperation with Nile Basin countries continues, focusing on shared interests without harm. Military action is threatened but seen as unlikely by experts. Ongoing talks aim for equitable water management.

أُثمّن رسالة فخامة الرئيس "دونالد ترامب" ، وجهوده المٌقدّرة في ترسيخ دعائم السلام والاستقرار على المستويين الإقليمي والدولي وما تضمنته من تقدير لدور مصر المحوري في دعم الأمن والاستقرار بالمنطقة. كما أثمن اهتمام الرئيس "ترامب" بمحورية قضية نهر النيل لمصر، الذي يمثل شريان الحياة للشعب المصري، وأن مصر أكدت حرصها على التعاون الجاد والبناء مع دول حوض النيل، والقائم على مبادئ القانون الدولي ، وبما يحقق المصالح المشتركة دون إضرار بأي طرف. وهي الثوابت التي يتأسس عليها الموقف المصري. وفى هذا الإطار فقد وجّهت خطابا للرئيس ترامب تضمن الشكر والتقدير، وتأكيد الموقف المصري ، وشواغلنا ذات الصلة بالأمن المائي المصرى، والتأكيد على الدعم المصرى لجهوده والتطلع لمواصلة العمل عن كثب معه خلال المرحلة المقبلة. I appreciate the letter from His Excellency President Donald Trump @realDonaldTrump and his valued efforts to consolidate the foundations of peace and stability at the regional and international levels, as well as the appreciation it conveyed for Egypt’s pivotal role in supporting security and stability in the region. I also value President Trump’s attention to the central importance of the Nile River issue for Egypt, as it represents the lifeline of the Egyptian people. Egypt has affirmed its commitment to serious and constructive cooperation with the Nile Basin countries, based on the principles of international law, in a manner that achieves shared interests without causing harm to any party. These are the constants upon which the Egyptian position is founded. In this context, I have addressed a letter to President Trump conveying my thanks and appreciation, reaffirming Egypt’s position and our related concerns regarding Egyptian water security, underscoring Egypt’s support for his efforts, and expressing my aspiration to continue working closely with him during the coming phase.

@ETNetsa @telebirr Go fix it then. Network interruption in busy areas, elevators, underground etc… is pretty common even in the US. How are you building if you don’t understand the basics. Maybe that’s the problem, people like you building the Infrastructure without proper knowledge.

@gen_deh @telebirr It's not common buddy we are ICT infrastructure builders here we don't need to do research we already know it's our profession

🌍✨  አይሾው ስፒድ የአዲስ አበባ ቆይታውን በፈጣኑ 5ጂ በቀጥታ ስርጭት እንዲያስተላልፍ ድጋፍ በማድረጋችን ኩራት ይሰማናል! We’re proud to support Ishowspeed as he live-streamed his Addis stay with our blazing-fast 5G! 🚀 #Ishowspeed #5G #AddisAbaba

@7samizdat7 @telebirr You may smell like a fish but we don’t. Talk about yourself brother. And I recommend taking a shower if you smell that bad.

@telebirr ያሳዝናል እንደ ሀገር ነው የተግማማነው

@ETNetsa @telebirr Very common, go and watch his other streams in Asia and Europe. Do your research first,

@telebirr You're aware that the stream dropped more than once right and you have the gaul to post this

@isak_lyon @telebirr It’s common in any country. That’s how I know you don’t watch any of speeds streams.

@telebirr It was very laggy compared to other country's.