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"#Ethiopia stopped using #Asseb Port in Eritrea" #Eritrea #EritreaPrevails

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Negusse Kidane2 yıl önce

@AligidirEritrea Abeba was trying to sell his unsubstantiated and fabricated history that he still believes: 1. Eritrea was part of Ethiopia for thousands of years. 2. Assab was an Ethiopian port even before Eritrea was annexed 3. The Eritrean referendum was not fair and injustice for Ethiopia

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Yousuf Boulisi2 yıl önce

"إثيوبيا امتنعت من تلقاء نفسها استخدام ميناء عصب." هرمان كوهين مستشار البيت الأبيض الأسبق.

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Negusse Kidane2 yıl önce

@AligidirEritrea 1/2 I watched an interview of Mr. Yohannes Kifle (Tsilema, Eritrean) and Mr. Abiyu Birele (Ethiopian) moderated by guy, Abebe Gellaw. Both the interviewees were genuine and candid with so much patience. However, Abebe Gellow tried to interrupt them several times.

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Mitiku Odamo Geze2 yıl önce

Asaab was the port Ethiopia. We will bring back our former port Asaab. No earthly force can stop us!

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T1000H 🇪🇷 FIRST2 yıl önce

Yiu can't twist the truth abd facts. You are hearing it from the horse's mouth. Hasad Meles abghanesbsat yto

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azmera2 yıl önce

@SaraMengstu Ethiopian you like or not that is the reality

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Titi2 yıl önce

Aleke dekekyehe melsu semtehewal meselegne Bemndenew migebachu Beebreyst enengerachu Arfachu tekemetu,👈☝🏽👍

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Yohannes Zacharias2 yıl önce

No reason 2 precondition to the referendum of Eritrean people to exercise their rights, let alone when they have liberated their land.Could have left Ethiopia sort out its problems,but stayed and involved to stabilize it. Eritrea should be appreciated 4 its role not blamed.

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emozak2 yıl önce

Red Sea is Ethiopia rightful border!

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Mekati2 yıl önce

Ethiopian journalists are dumb, they always ask wrong questions, So most of the time they never get the answers they expected.

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