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Getachew Reda has publicly declared his pro-independence stance for #Tigray, marking a departure from many previous and current TPLF senior officials. Despite his support for Tigrayan independence, Reda cautioned that aspirations for statehood, without a comprehensive understanding of the current regional geopolitical context and its implications, are not only...

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Not my biz, but Tigray's independence is so unviable that it would be by name only. If anything we need more confederation in the region & frictionless trade, so we do more. Economic inter-dependency/integration like the EU, fostering peaceful coexistence, instead of stupid wars

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It is sad how African nations are seeking disintegration instead of more integration. I cherish days one could fly Addis to Shire/Aksum and Makele before the conflict and mingle with beautiful Tigray people . Africa and the world need a united #Ethiopia. Long live #Abbyssinia

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No more division, we need to put an end to ethnic federalism and start over. The idea of an ethnicity ruling over anything should be left behind, we need a new system and constitution which eliminates ethnicity from politics and promotes Ethiopian unity and patriotism.

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This is the correct interpretation of the speech, but nepotistic TPLF cadres are busy misinterpreting it to support their criminal and corrupt TPLF faction. @HeranTigray @yoninigussie @tigraionline

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HES A POLITICAN… just nationalism rhetoric for political consumption… old TPLF trick.. TPLF are WARLORDS… who protect different economic elites in Tigray and their interests 🥸

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Many in Ethiopian will support this effort in anyway possible incl budget support

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He's actually right on this one. Pragmatism is very crucial here.

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Why not say it straight forward. This is another ploy to fool pro independence folks.

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TPLF Cadres thought they got him on this one-an agenda for a Cadres' meeting but he was consciously & cautiously bold about it. The cadres didn't utter a word when Sibhat Nega totally rejected that notion of separation in his interview with Awramba of Dawit.

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wedi reda understands very well that Tigrayan independence is day dreaming unless the PFDJ of eritrea is gone & we have access to the Red sea @reda_getachew

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Field Marshal Birhanu Jula: "Tigray Can Constitutionally Secede" A Message Interpreted as a Threat by Many Addis Ababa | In a controversial statement that is sparking renewed debate about Ethiopia’s federal structure and the future of Tigray, Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, the Chief of Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces, declared that "if the people of Tigray want to separate from Ethiopia, they can do so through constitutional means." The remark, made during a recent public address, echoes earlier comments by Addis Ababa Mayor Adanech Abebe during the height of the war in Tigray, who also suggested on national television that secession is a constitutional right. While these statements may appear to affirm the federal constitution's Article 39, which provides nations and nationalities the right to self-determination, many Tigrians see them as veiled threats rather than genuine acknowledgments of legal rights. Critics argue that such comments are not extended with goodwill but used as tools of coercion. "The message is loud and clear," said one observer. "If you dare invoke your constitutional rights, the government will treat you as an enemy. You’re expected to live not as free citizens but according to directives handed down from the center." This rhetoric, combined with the devastating toll of the Tigray war — widely recognized by international observers as involving war crimes, including ethnic cleansing and acts of genocide — has fueled mistrust and disillusionment. While many hoped for a path of justice, accountability, and reconciliation after the war, the official tone remains defiant and, to many, dismissive of the trauma experienced by the Tigrian people. Rather than addressing the underlying grievances in Tigray or meaningfully engaging in peacebuilding, critics say Ethiopian federal authorities have resorted to intimidation and nationalist rhetoric. This, they warn, may further entrench divisions and drive the region toward renewed instability. Calls are growing from both inside and outside Tigray for international mediation, justice for war crimes, and an honest national dialogue about Ethiopia’s future — one rooted in consent, rights, and respect for all peoples, not threats disguised as legal clarity.

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Recently, Al Jazeera, widely regarded as a propaganda tool of the UAE, published baseless and sensationalized accusations claiming that the Eritrean Defense Forces (EDF) were involved in widespread acts of "rape" during the conflict in Tigray. To be absolutely clear: rape and all forms of sexual violence are abhorrent crimes that must be condemned wherever they occur. However, falsely accusing the EDF—a military known for its discipline and strict code of conduct—of such heinous acts without credible, verifiable evidence is both unjust and deeply irresponsible. This appears to be a deliberate effort to tarnish the reputation of Eritrea and its forces, likely motivated by ulterior political objectives. It’s important to recognize that Tigray has long struggled with high incidences of sexual violence, even before the conflict. Activists and experts, including those from Tigray, have openly spoken about the alarming situation for women in the region. One activist notably referred to Tigray as "a hell for women" on national television. Professor Haregeweyn has also extensively documented the horrific conditions faced by women and children in Tigray well before the war began. Recently, even the Interim President of Tigray, Getachew Reda, admitted that the level of sexual violence within their own community is "truly alarming" and described the situation as "really scary." Rather than addressing these longstanding systemic issues, the focus has shifted toward fabricating accusations against external actors. This finger-pointing does nothing to address the real and deep-rooted problems, particularly the disturbing levels of sexual violence within Tigray itself. It’s high time for outlets like Al Jazeera to stop spreading false narratives and politically motivated misinformation. Such reporting not only fails to bring justice to the actual victims of sexual violence but also undermines genuine efforts to solve the region’s problems. Honest, unbiased journalism is essential for ensuring justice and addressing the root causes of suffering in Tigray, rather than scapegoating Eritrea for issues it did not create. 👇🏾Here are some pre-war studies on sexual violence in Tigray, which was already out of control. Al Jazeera English #HRW UN Human Rights Council #StopScapeGoatingEritrea #EritreaPrevails Chinese Mission to UN

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