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@eri_blooming @Tihgi3 Ya’ll all here excited about few exceptions who did it against all odds. 😂. Sawa is a destructive post independence addition to our way of life which spanned for centuries.

@Tihgi3 @wedebbat I want to show him Biniam was in Sawa too😊

1996 #Norway Cup, Ronaldinho’s #Brazil suffered a shocking 0-8 defeat to #Eritrea’s May Temenay in the semi-final.The story became even more historic when two Eritrean teams met in the final, with Maytemenay beating Mendefera to lift the trophy. Eritrea's football is back

@saayEritrea So they just crossed the Gumuz region in Ethiopia and took over the city? I don’t know why PP is piling over more enemies by the day and bring the war all the way from west Sudan to its borders?

The RSF and SPLM-N articulate how and why they came to retake Kurmuk from Sudanese forces. No they don’t. They are just kids:

@RobelYeshitla 😹😹😹😹,,,You gotta love Djiboutians

@ZecariasG As an Eritrean, I might not like previous Ethiopian government: Janhoi, Mengistu, Meles, Hailemariam. This government is an absolute chaos and don’t know what they’re doing! I guess we are lucky?😃

PP are so inelegant they even made Djibouti interject.

@EritreaNay And PFDJ were bitching about Nadew and Afabet and the man who successfully executed the operation is rotting in Germany! Sad Eritrean reality.

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@piersmorgan My prayer is for Iran to develop a nuclear bomb as soon as possible!

So not only has Iran brazenly lied about its ballistic missile range capacity, but this means it can probably hit the UK with them - and we have zero, I repeat ZERO, defence against these missiles. Very worrying.

Just another fat dimwit here! 🤣

It’s a shit show really! Embarrassing 🙈

@saayEritrea They would filed a claim to some international court or UNSC or somewhere if they had a credible case long time ago. NADA

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.

@saayEritrea Eritrea never signed and ratified UNCLOS

While global attention is fixated on the war in the Middle East, and some of us are focused on Ramadan, here are some less-reported yet significant developments in Ethiopia. • You might recall that the federal government moved much of its military to the northern theater with the aim of “neutralizing” the Tigray/Eritrea threat. Yet, the war has not broken out, primarily due to the outbreak of fighting in the Middle East. However, claims by some diplomats that the army has been withdrawn from the Tigray border and redeployed to Amhara are not accurate. The army remains positioned along the Tigray and Eritrea borders (Afar and Humera). Field commanders have been instructed to maintain battle readiness to launch offensive as soon as the Middle East situation clears. In the mean time, the prolonged reduction of ENDF deployment in Oromia and Amhara is being effectively exploited by rebel movements in both regions. • Fano has delivered severe blows to regime forces in Amhara, overrunning several towns in Gonder, capturing hundreds of regional paramilitary personnel, militia members, and civilian government administrators. Several senior commanders of the former regional special police force are among those killed. Much of Gondar has fallen under Fano control. Fano’s latest campaign is significant for two reasons: a) Despite the regional security office training and deploying over 100,000 paratroopers and militia to fill the vacuum left by the ENDF’s departure, Fano has managed to overrun these forces, killing a number of reputed senior commanders. This suggests either a serious lack of motivation or significant infiltration of government forces by Fano. In short, it appears much of the regional security forces’ loyalty may not lie with the government but rather with the rebels. b) The campaign clearly signals continued expansion of the battlefield further south, rather than toward Tigray/Eritrea as envisioned by Abiy Ahmed. In related news, senior leaders of the Amhara Prosperity Party, including the Deputy Prime Minister, are reportedly planning to stand for election in the regional capital, Bahir Dar, rather than in their traditional rural constituencies where they previously contested elections. - In Oromia, the OLA has also continued attacks against regional security militia forces deployed to fill the vacuum left by the ENDF, forcing the government to resort to intensified air bombardments using drones and helicopter gunships. Notably, these airstrikes are being carried out within a 100 km radius of the capital, particularly in East Shewa and North Shewa zones. For instance, as many as 30 air attacks have been conducted in Adami Tulu woreda of East Shewa in the past week alone. What prompted Abiy barrage of air attack? Over the last year, the OLA has been moving much of its fighters and battle tested commanders from Western and Southern provinces to Shewa and Arsi zones, silently strengthening its position in the strategic central Oromia. Thus, they are not only taking full advantage of vacuum left by ENDF to rout regional security forces, but also fortifying their positions in central Oromia not to be dislodged even when ENDF return in full force to Central region. The government wants to prevent such fortification but air bombardment without being reinforced with ground operation might not be sufficient deterrence. The two rebel movements’ continued success in overpowering regional security forces in Amhara and Oromia will force the federal government to make a choice regarding the planned war against Tigray/Eritrea: either redeploy the ENDF back to the two regions to contain the rebels, or proceed with launching the offensive against Tigray/Eritrea in the hope of a quick victory. As the Middle East war prolongs, waiting further for its outcome may no longer be an option.

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@ZecariasG I guess he is coming good since he left Fox News? 😄

Does Palestine have a right to exist? Does Israel have a right to exist?

@Yehdavid @biniamb Denial isn’t healthy! 😂😂 Enter Yemane-Jamaica! ወዲ-ሓውቲኖ m.youtube.com/watch?v=LusHbL… Listen to him carefully. I’ll come back with another one from - ዶግዓ-ተምቤን 😂😂

@wedebbat @biniamb Aboy Afwerki is from Tembien and his Momma Adhanet is from Yeha, isn’t a fact, it’s just the pure rumor you grabbed to fit your storyline. Ancestry isn’t evidence, & repeating it won’t magically make it true. If you want to argue politics, stick to reality, not genealogy gossip.

Al-Sahaba Mosque, in Massawa, Eritrea. The first Mosque in Africa shabait.com/2012/12/24/al-…

@Yehdavid @biniamb Fact that his dad is from Tembien and his mom is from Yeha?

@wedebbat @biniamb You’re not describing history, you’re writing your own propaganda. Real historians don’t copy your tribal fan fiction or label entire communities as Askaris because you’re emotional. If you want credibility, bring facts not 100 year predictions based on imagination. Wedigorebet.

@Yehdavid @biniamb Not blaming just stating the fact here. 100 years from now history books will present it as it is! “Isaias a brutal dictator from Tembien put his headquarters in adi-halo as fellow Tembian Alula did in Adi-Gebray” - and that will put deqebat as “Askaris”- sadly!

@wedebbat @biniamb Every house is a prison is just a slogan, not a fact. Turning a whole nation into your metaphor doesn’t make your argument smarter. If you want to talk policy, bring evidence. If you want to blame random regions and ancestors, that’s your own confusion talking, not reality.

@Yehdavid @biniamb Well, that’s a reasonable number, but the fact is every house is a prison in Eritrea! The question is why did the dude from Tembien create a prison state? And why Deqebat allowed it!

@wedebbat @biniamb Having 360 prisoners doesn’t magically prove your fantasy about secret dungeons. That’s not evidence, it’s just you stretching numbers to fit a story you already decided to believe. If you want to be taken seriously, bring facts not guesses dressed up as truth.🤣

@Yehdavid @biniamb Well , with more than 360 prisoners in our tiny country, I can say that am not that far from the truth, no?😂

@wedebbat @biniamb @wedebbat , weak; you don’t get to turn your imagination into probability. Throwing out wild accusations about dungeons under mosques isn’t analysis, it’s desperation. It’s funny just another rumor recycled to provoke outrage. Serious people don’t build arguments on fantasies.

@saayEritrea Exactly. Anyway it seems the whole country is in a full blown psychosis .

@wedebbat He could have said that from Dessie.

The Ethiopian Edition of ንሕና ንሱ All ultranationalists look silly to everybody else but their mirrors.