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New Development ‼️ Ethiopian Ambassador Bacha Debele Buta Ambassador General Bacha Debele Buta has stated: “Assab belongs to Ethiopia, and we will reclaim it. There is no confusion or question about its ownership. The only real question is ‘how?’” This unambiguous declaration asserts Ethiopia’s historical and sovereign claim to...

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Bacha Debele never believed Assab was Ethiopian — and here’s the proof. In his now-famous interview, the general inadvertently admits two things: first, that the #Ethiopian army was crushed by the #Eritrean Defence Forces on the Burre front comprehensively; and second, that he himself — the commander of that front — didn’t even know why they were fighting there, because he believed there is no military reason to fight in the Burre front. Everyone knows what that war in #Burre was about. The EPRDF/TPLF forces tried to seize #Assab at the end of their invasion — a desperate move to tell the Ethiopian public, “we got Assab,” as consolation for their devastating losses elsewhere. Now, years later, Bacha Debele senses his time in Prosperity Party is ending. So he’s back, peddling absurd claims over Assab to stay relevant. But military Generals, by definition, are meant to be men of honor, dignity, and courage. In Ethiopia, however, there seem to be too many Bacha Debeles — men who hold the title of general, yet lack the character worthy of it. #EritreaPrevails because #TruthPrevails
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Bacha Debele never believed Assab was Ethiopian — and here’s the proof. In his now-famous interview, the general inadvertently admits two things: first, that the #Ethiopian army was crushed by the #Eritrean Defence Forces on the Burre front comprehensively; and second, that he himself — the commander of that front — didn’t even know why they were fighting there, because he believed there is no military reason to fight in the Burre front. Everyone knows what that war in #Burre was about. The EPRDF/TPLF forces tried to seize #Assab at the end of their invasion — a desperate move to tell the Ethiopian public, “we got Assab,” as consolation for their devastating losses elsewhere. Now, years later, Bacha Debele senses his time in Prosperity Party is ending. So he’s back, peddling absurd claims over Assab to stay relevant. But military Generals, by definition, are meant to be men of honor, dignity, and courage. In Ethiopia, however, there seem to be too many Bacha Debeles — men who hold the title of general, yet lack the character worthy of it. #EritreaPrevails because #TruthPrevails

Sirak Bahlbi

10,415 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

#Red_Sea ambition by force not #Oromo people’s agenda; foreign-driven motives behind #Ethiopia’s push: senior #OLA leader Jaal Jiregna Gudeta, senior adviser to Jaal Marroo, the leader of the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), said that the Ethiopian government’s narrative to “seize” the Red Sea port of Assab amounts to rejecting internationally recognized (colonial) borders and does not represent Oromo aspirations. “Ethiopia recognized, signed, and ceded #Assab as part of #Eritrea,” he said, adding that any attempt to “seize Assab” is tantamount to saying that “we oppose the colonial border.” “The Oromo people have no intention of invading or crossing the borders of another area or another country,” Jaal Jiregna said, adding that the Red Sea issue is being driven by external interests. “The government of Abiy Ahmed is well aware that this issue is not an Oromo question. The Red Sea question is a rivalry between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.” Watch
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#Red_Sea ambition by force not #Oromo people’s agenda; foreign-driven motives behind #Ethiopia’s push: senior #OLA leader Jaal Jiregna Gudeta, senior adviser to Jaal Marroo, the leader of the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), said that the Ethiopian government’s narrative to “seize” the Red Sea port of Assab amounts to rejecting internationally recognized (colonial) borders and does not represent Oromo aspirations. “Ethiopia recognized, signed, and ceded #Assab as part of #Eritrea,” he said, adding that any attempt to “seize Assab” is tantamount to saying that “we oppose the colonial border.” “The Oromo people have no intention of invading or crossing the borders of another area or another country,” Jaal Jiregna said, adding that the Red Sea issue is being driven by external interests. “The government of Abiy Ahmed is well aware that this issue is not an Oromo question. The Red Sea question is a rivalry between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.” Watch

Addis Standard

29,401 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

🇪🇹 Why #Ethiopia Must Regain Access to the Red Sea? 🔹 Historical Justice 1. The transfer of #Assab to Eritrea was illegitimate. Neither the #EPLF (Shabiya) nor the #TPLF had a popular mandate to determine borders or sovereignty, as both were unelected movements. 2. Assab historically belonged to Ethiopia and served as its primary port until the 1990s. 🔹 Legal & Moral Right Under International Law - Landlocking Ethiopia, a nation of 120+ million people violates the principle of equitable access to the sea and hinders economic sovereignty. - International law supports negotiated sea access for landlocked countries, and Ethiopia has both historical and legal grounds to reclaim this right. 🔹 Regional Security Imperatives - The Red Sea is a strategic corridor now facing instability due to Houthi rebel activities, piracy, and geopolitical rivalries. - Ethiopia, as one of the world’s top contributors to UN peacekeeping, is positioned to enhance maritime security and stabilize the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. 🔹 Economic Necessity - Dependency on neighboring ports exposes Ethiopia to political risk, inflated costs, and logistical bottlenecks. - Direct access to the Red Sea is essential for unleashing Ethiopia’s economic potential, supporting regional trade, and ensuring energy security. 🔸 Conclusion Ethiopia’s access to the Red Sea is not just a historical right, it is a strategic, economic, and moral imperative for regional balance and national development. - #RedSeaForEthiopia - #AssabIsEthiopian - #SeaAccessNow - #EthiopiaRising - #DecolonizeTheSea
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🇪🇹 Why #Ethiopia Must Regain Access to the Red Sea? 🔹 Historical Justice 1. The transfer of #Assab to Eritrea was illegitimate. Neither the #EPLF (Shabiya) nor the #TPLF had a popular mandate to determine borders or sovereignty, as both were unelected movements. 2. Assab historically belonged to Ethiopia and served as its primary port until the 1990s. 🔹 Legal & Moral Right Under International Law - Landlocking Ethiopia, a nation of 120+ million people violates the principle of equitable access to the sea and hinders economic sovereignty. - International law supports negotiated sea access for landlocked countries, and Ethiopia has both historical and legal grounds to reclaim this right. 🔹 Regional Security Imperatives - The Red Sea is a strategic corridor now facing instability due to Houthi rebel activities, piracy, and geopolitical rivalries. - Ethiopia, as one of the world’s top contributors to UN peacekeeping, is positioned to enhance maritime security and stabilize the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. 🔹 Economic Necessity - Dependency on neighboring ports exposes Ethiopia to political risk, inflated costs, and logistical bottlenecks. - Direct access to the Red Sea is essential for unleashing Ethiopia’s economic potential, supporting regional trade, and ensuring energy security. 🔸 Conclusion Ethiopia’s access to the Red Sea is not just a historical right, it is a strategic, economic, and moral imperative for regional balance and national development. - #RedSeaForEthiopia - #AssabIsEthiopian - #SeaAccessNow - #EthiopiaRising - #DecolonizeTheSea

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Ethiopia's Ambassador to Kenya, Bacha Debele, told the BBC in an interview about Eritrea and the FANO militia that in the event of a war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, the Eritrean state would be "completely eliminated" and "no Eritrean government would remain." Ambassador stated that the borders between the two countries would "change" and there would be "no lines or marks between them." The Ambassador challenged the FANO and Oromo forces by saying it would be impossible for them to reach Arat Kilo in Addis Ababa. "Right now, there is no one at Arat Kilo. If they really want to come and seize it, let them come. They cannot do it. It is impossible," he said.
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Ethiopia's Ambassador to Kenya, Bacha Debele, told the BBC in an interview about Eritrea and the FANO militia that in the event of a war between Ethiopia and Eritrea, the Eritrean state would be "completely eliminated" and "no Eritrean government would remain." Ambassador stated that the borders between the two countries would "change" and there would be "no lines or marks between them." The Ambassador challenged the FANO and Oromo forces by saying it would be impossible for them to reach Arat Kilo in Addis Ababa. "Right now, there is no one at Arat Kilo. If they really want to come and seize it, let them come. They cannot do it. It is impossible," he said.

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PM Abiy: “We will ensure Ethiopia’s port ownership” - “Our desires will be achieved through Diligence, Not Begging” During the inauguration of Ethiopia’s Calub natural gas project in the Somali region, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared that the country will ensure its port ownership and achieve all its national ambitions through diligence, not begging. “As the saying goes, ‘seeing is believing.’ We have completed this project just as promised before Parliament reconvenes,” he said, urging citizens—particularly those he described as “kept in the dark”—to recognize Ethiopia’s progress. With confidence, he added, “No one can stop us.” Abiy stressed Ethiopia’s determination to secure port ownership, safeguard peace, and achieve development through hard work and unity. “All our desires will be fulfilled through the combined diligence of Ethiopians, not through begging,” he declared, noting that no nation would willingly give Ethiopia its due. The Calub gas project, he said, symbolizes Ethiopia’s vision of self-reliance and a future built on collective effort. Watch
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PM Abiy: “We will ensure Ethiopia’s port ownership” - “Our desires will be achieved through Diligence, Not Begging” During the inauguration of Ethiopia’s Calub natural gas project in the Somali region, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared that the country will ensure its port ownership and achieve all its national ambitions through diligence, not begging. “As the saying goes, ‘seeing is believing.’ We have completed this project just as promised before Parliament reconvenes,” he said, urging citizens—particularly those he described as “kept in the dark”—to recognize Ethiopia’s progress. With confidence, he added, “No one can stop us.” Abiy stressed Ethiopia’s determination to secure port ownership, safeguard peace, and achieve development through hard work and unity. “All our desires will be fulfilled through the combined diligence of Ethiopians, not through begging,” he declared, noting that no nation would willingly give Ethiopia its due. The Calub gas project, he said, symbolizes Ethiopia’s vision of self-reliance and a future built on collective effort. Watch

Addis Standard

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The Island of Ras Dumera is set to be the Ethiopian Navy’s Red Sea Base ‼️🇪🇹 💪 The critically strategic location situated 31 kilometers from the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait at the entrance to the Red Sea. At this site, the Ethiopian Naval Force Red Sea Quarter has established its central command. Operating from the Ras Dumera base, it safeguards the security of the southern Red Sea trade routes, as well as the interconnected commercial activities at Assab Port and the newly developing Tio Port. As needed, it also provides escort services to strategic vessels heading toward the Suez Canal. In the coming era, as Israel moves to build the Ben Gurion Canal to reduce its dependency on the Suez Canal, Ethiopia will have a stake in it. Ensuring that Ethiopia’s share and benefit are secured will be a primary function of this base through monitoring and protection. Ethiopia is and will remain a steadfast Red Sea littoral nation.
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The Island of Ras Dumera is set to be the Ethiopian Navy’s Red Sea Base ‼️🇪🇹 💪 The critically strategic location situated 31 kilometers from the Bab-el-Mandeb Strait at the entrance to the Red Sea. At this site, the Ethiopian Naval Force Red Sea Quarter has established its central command. Operating from the Ras Dumera base, it safeguards the security of the southern Red Sea trade routes, as well as the interconnected commercial activities at Assab Port and the newly developing Tio Port. As needed, it also provides escort services to strategic vessels heading toward the Suez Canal. In the coming era, as Israel moves to build the Ben Gurion Canal to reduce its dependency on the Suez Canal, Ethiopia will have a stake in it. Ensuring that Ethiopia’s share and benefit are secured will be a primary function of this base through monitoring and protection. Ethiopia is and will remain a steadfast Red Sea littoral nation.

Pulp Faction

15,370 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Abiy’s PP has zero diplomatic support from the international community for its delusional quest for sovereign sea access. They have tried repeatedly to bring in many ambassadors and leaders from everywhere, yet no one has backed their illegal intentions. In this interview, a PP journalist poses a long and convoluted question, clearly trying to entice the British Ambassador to Ethiopia into offering some words of support for #Ethiopia’s sovereign sea access. Instead, the Ambassador completely ignores the premise, dismisses the line of questioning, and effectively reminds him of the basic principles of trade and diplomacy.
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Abiy’s PP has zero diplomatic support from the international community for its delusional quest for sovereign sea access. They have tried repeatedly to bring in many ambassadors and leaders from everywhere, yet no one has backed their illegal intentions. In this interview, a PP journalist poses a long and convoluted question, clearly trying to entice the British Ambassador to Ethiopia into offering some words of support for #Ethiopia’s sovereign sea access. Instead, the Ambassador completely ignores the premise, dismisses the line of questioning, and effectively reminds him of the basic principles of trade and diplomacy.

Sirak Bahlbi

10,613 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

#US supports Ethiopia’s push for maritime access; says is “very important” and should be pursued “through commercial means” and “peaceful, diplomatic contexts” The United States supports Ethiopia’s efforts to expand maritime access “through commercial means” and “through peaceful and diplomatic contetexts,” said Ervin Massinga, U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia, who emphasized that the issue is critical given the country’s economic trajectory. “With the economy growing as quickly as it is,” and with forecasts showing continued expansion, Amb. Massinga told state media that, “expanding maritime access is important.” He added that supporting such efforts “is something that the United States government, my embassy, intend to support going forward.” The ambassador noted that Washington “understands this issue.” Speaking about Washington’s engagement with Ethiopia, the ambassador said the U.S. approach involves “working with the country of Ethiopia’s size,” but added that “more important than its size” is “its influence and its capacity to help the region restabilize.” “That is a core bedrock approach of the United States,” he said, and affirmed that it “will be a central point of what the United States is going to be doing” in the Horn of Africa. Watch!
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#US supports Ethiopia’s push for maritime access; says is “very important” and should be pursued “through commercial means” and “peaceful, diplomatic contexts” The United States supports Ethiopia’s efforts to expand maritime access “through commercial means” and “through peaceful and diplomatic contetexts,” said Ervin Massinga, U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia, who emphasized that the issue is critical given the country’s economic trajectory. “With the economy growing as quickly as it is,” and with forecasts showing continued expansion, Amb. Massinga told state media that, “expanding maritime access is important.” He added that supporting such efforts “is something that the United States government, my embassy, intend to support going forward.” The ambassador noted that Washington “understands this issue.” Speaking about Washington’s engagement with Ethiopia, the ambassador said the U.S. approach involves “working with the country of Ethiopia’s size,” but added that “more important than its size” is “its influence and its capacity to help the region restabilize.” “That is a core bedrock approach of the United States,” he said, and affirmed that it “will be a central point of what the United States is going to be doing” in the Horn of Africa. Watch!

Addis Standard

86,363 просмотров • 1 год назад

Breaking news! This is a secret message from Mustafe. He finally revealed himself. I had warned the federal government about how dangerous Mustafe is, but they never paid attention to me. In this leaked secret clip from tonight, Mustafe claims that Ethiopia is on the verge of disintegration. Therefore, we need to establish a caretaker government like Somalia's. He also mentioned that the Prosperity Party only exists in name. This situation needs to be addressed before it’s too late. Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Office of the Prime Minister - Ethiopia Addis Standard Temesgen Tiruneh - ተመስገን ጥሩነህ 🇪🇹 Ambassador Jemal Beker Ambassador General Bacha Debele Buta Suleiman Dedefo
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Breaking news! This is a secret message from Mustafe. He finally revealed himself. I had warned the federal government about how dangerous Mustafe is, but they never paid attention to me. In this leaked secret clip from tonight, Mustafe claims that Ethiopia is on the verge of disintegration. Therefore, we need to establish a caretaker government like Somalia's. He also mentioned that the Prosperity Party only exists in name. This situation needs to be addressed before it’s too late. Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 Office of the Prime Minister - Ethiopia Addis Standard Temesgen Tiruneh - ተመስገን ጥሩነህ 🇪🇹 Ambassador Jemal Beker Ambassador General Bacha Debele Buta Suleiman Dedefo

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40,860 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

#Ethiopian senior defense official cites ‘history’, ‘national survival’, and ‘security’ to justify need for #Red_Sea presence Major General Teshome Gemechu, Director-General of International Relations and Military Cooperation at the Ministry of Defense, has reiterated Ethiopia’s resolve to secure access to the Red Sea, particularly Assab, describing it as a historical right and a matter of national survival. He outlined four justifications: Ethiopia’s historic ties to Assab, international law provisions for landlocked states, existential survival needs, and growing security threats. “The Red Sea was once part of us. Assab was part of our territory,” he said, questioning the legitimacy of the transitional government in the early 1990s that allowed Eritrea’s secession. Citing “security concerns”, Maj. Gen. Teshome warned that Ethiopia’s cities, including Addis Abeba, could face “missile threats” from the sea, making military presence essential to safeguard national interests. He nonetheless said that Ethiopia’s priority remains a diplomatic solution. Watch
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#Ethiopian senior defense official cites ‘history’, ‘national survival’, and ‘security’ to justify need for #Red_Sea presence Major General Teshome Gemechu, Director-General of International Relations and Military Cooperation at the Ministry of Defense, has reiterated Ethiopia’s resolve to secure access to the Red Sea, particularly Assab, describing it as a historical right and a matter of national survival. He outlined four justifications: Ethiopia’s historic ties to Assab, international law provisions for landlocked states, existential survival needs, and growing security threats. “The Red Sea was once part of us. Assab was part of our territory,” he said, questioning the legitimacy of the transitional government in the early 1990s that allowed Eritrea’s secession. Citing “security concerns”, Maj. Gen. Teshome warned that Ethiopia’s cities, including Addis Abeba, could face “missile threats” from the sea, making military presence essential to safeguard national interests. He nonetheless said that Ethiopia’s priority remains a diplomatic solution. Watch

Addis Standard

49,802 просмотров • 1 год назад

Breaking News ‼️ USA Believes Assab Belongs to Ethiopia: The United States just sent a clear and powerful message to the world about who truly owns the Port of Assab. During U.S. AFRICOM Commander General Michael Langley's visit to Ethiopia, he deliberately displayed the correct map of Ethiopia—one that includes Assab as Ethiopian territory in his short video message. This was no accident. Watch the clip closely: the choice of map speaks louder than any official statement. Washington has made its position unmistakable. The footage captures the moment with crystal clarity: as Langley outlines AFRICOM's counterterrorism partnerships and regional stability efforts, the map behind him stands as a bold visual endorsement. No words needed—the image alone reinforces America's commitment to Ethiopia's territorial integrity and counters narratives from rival actors in the Horn of Africa. Scrutinize the clip; it's a masterclass in diplomatic messaging.
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Breaking News ‼️ USA Believes Assab Belongs to Ethiopia: The United States just sent a clear and powerful message to the world about who truly owns the Port of Assab. During U.S. AFRICOM Commander General Michael Langley's visit to Ethiopia, he deliberately displayed the correct map of Ethiopia—one that includes Assab as Ethiopian territory in his short video message. This was no accident. Watch the clip closely: the choice of map speaks louder than any official statement. Washington has made its position unmistakable. The footage captures the moment with crystal clarity: as Langley outlines AFRICOM's counterterrorism partnerships and regional stability efforts, the map behind him stands as a bold visual endorsement. No words needed—the image alone reinforces America's commitment to Ethiopia's territorial integrity and counters narratives from rival actors in the Horn of Africa. Scrutinize the clip; it's a masterclass in diplomatic messaging.

Habtish Gurmu (Commentary)

34,208 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад

On Their Way 👌 The Ethiopian National Defense Forces will decisively and without hesitation expel Eritrean forces from sovereign Ethiopian territory if they fail to withdraw immediately and unconditionally. There will be no negotiations, no preconditions, no grace period, and no further warnings. Withdraw now—or face the full, unrelenting force of the ENDF to restore Ethiopia’s territorial integrity by any means necessary. The time for patience is over. The choice is yours. The deadline is now.
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On Their Way 👌 The Ethiopian National Defense Forces will decisively and without hesitation expel Eritrean forces from sovereign Ethiopian territory if they fail to withdraw immediately and unconditionally. There will be no negotiations, no preconditions, no grace period, and no further warnings. Withdraw now—or face the full, unrelenting force of the ENDF to restore Ethiopia’s territorial integrity by any means necessary. The time for patience is over. The choice is yours. The deadline is now.

Habtish Gurmu (Commentary)

14,664 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

🚨#Breaking: Djibouti Offers Ethiopia Full Control of Port in Bid to Counter Somaliland Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssef ( Mahmoud Ali youssouf ), has proposed granting Ethiopia 100% control of the port of Tajourah, along with a new corridor leading to the port, as a solution to Ethiopia's lack of sea access. In an interview with the BBC, Youssef stated that the proposal, which includes a newly constructed corridor connecting the port to the Ethiopian border, aims to resolve Ethiopia's longstanding issue of accessing the sea. He indicated that President Ismail Oma Geela will discuss the proposal with leaders from Somalia and Ethiopia during the upcoming China-Africa summit next week. The proposal comes amidst heightened tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia over the recent agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland, which Somalia vehemently opposes. Djibouti, meanwhile, is engaged in an economic war with Somaliland, aiming to hinder its economic growth and international recognition. Youssef believes this proposal could create a win-win situation for all parties involved. However, the proposal is primarily aimed at strengthening Djibouti's economic dominance over Ethiopia, while simultaneously bolstering Somalia's claims to Somaliland and hindering its recognition. The potential impact of this proposal on Somaliland's economic growth and its pursuit of international recognition remains a key concern. In both cases, whether an agreement is reached between Ethiopia and #Somaliland or between #Djibouti and #Ethiopia for access to the sea, Ethiopia may achieve its goals, leaving Somaliland in opposition to both Somalia and Djibouti.
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🚨#Breaking: Djibouti Offers Ethiopia Full Control of Port in Bid to Counter Somaliland Djibouti's Foreign Minister, Mahmoud Ali Youssef ( Mahmoud Ali youssouf ), has proposed granting Ethiopia 100% control of the port of Tajourah, along with a new corridor leading to the port, as a solution to Ethiopia's lack of sea access. In an interview with the BBC, Youssef stated that the proposal, which includes a newly constructed corridor connecting the port to the Ethiopian border, aims to resolve Ethiopia's longstanding issue of accessing the sea. He indicated that President Ismail Oma Geela will discuss the proposal with leaders from Somalia and Ethiopia during the upcoming China-Africa summit next week. The proposal comes amidst heightened tensions between Somalia and Ethiopia over the recent agreement between Ethiopia and Somaliland, which Somalia vehemently opposes. Djibouti, meanwhile, is engaged in an economic war with Somaliland, aiming to hinder its economic growth and international recognition. Youssef believes this proposal could create a win-win situation for all parties involved. However, the proposal is primarily aimed at strengthening Djibouti's economic dominance over Ethiopia, while simultaneously bolstering Somalia's claims to Somaliland and hindering its recognition. The potential impact of this proposal on Somaliland's economic growth and its pursuit of international recognition remains a key concern. In both cases, whether an agreement is reached between Ethiopia and #Somaliland or between #Djibouti and #Ethiopia for access to the sea, Ethiopia may achieve its goals, leaving Somaliland in opposition to both Somalia and Djibouti.

Mariam Robly | مريم روبلى

24,961 просмотров • 2 лет назад

No projects will be built in Canada until we increase red tape and taxes on our own industries and line up the pockets of First Nations 🤦🏼 Mark Carney: "For a pipeline to be built the industrial carbon tax has to be on this path to increase in Alberta. There has to the Pathways Project. There has to be methane... What this government has been absolutely clear is that it is full Indigenous participation in these major projects...but also ownership that we will help fund." The Liberals have created the stupidest conditions out there for our economy and how this is viewed as rational or acceptable is beyond me. Also, "WE" should not be funding a selected group of people no ownership of major projects. It's either ownership for all of Canada or nothing. Our prosperity shouldn't be based on First Nations hissy fits.
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No projects will be built in Canada until we increase red tape and taxes on our own industries and line up the pockets of First Nations 🤦🏼 Mark Carney: "For a pipeline to be built the industrial carbon tax has to be on this path to increase in Alberta. There has to the Pathways Project. There has to be methane... What this government has been absolutely clear is that it is full Indigenous participation in these major projects...but also ownership that we will help fund." The Liberals have created the stupidest conditions out there for our economy and how this is viewed as rational or acceptable is beyond me. Also, "WE" should not be funding a selected group of people no ownership of major projects. It's either ownership for all of Canada or nothing. Our prosperity shouldn't be based on First Nations hissy fits.

Kirk Lubimov

49,951 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

In 1998, the Chinese and Japanese governments issued the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development. It has an important statement — "The Japanese side continues to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and reiterates its understanding that there is one China."
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In 1998, the Chinese and Japanese governments issued the China-Japan Joint Declaration on Building a Partnership of Friendship and Cooperation for Peace and Development. It has an important statement — "The Japanese side continues to maintain its stand on the Taiwan question which was set forth in the Joint Statement of the Government of the People's Republic of China and the Government of Japan and reiterates its understanding that there is one China."

Ministry of National Defense of China

144,682 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Haile Selassie boarded the U.S. warship at approximately 17:00 on 13 February 1945. Present in the meeting were President Roosevelt, Emperor Haile Selassie, the #Ethiopian interpreter and diplomat Yilma Deressa, and the U.S. Secretary of State. The Emperor produced a lengthy handwritten memorandum of demands and requests. Throughout the meeting, Haile Selassie repeatedly returned to the question of sea access. When Roosevelt directly asked whether Ethiopia preferred #Djibouti or an #Eritrean port, the Emperor stated unambiguously that Djibouti was insufficient—a stopgap subject to French control—and that #Ethiopia required a permanent, sovereign outlet on the Red Sea. In Ethiopian strategic thinking, control over an #Eritrean port represented not only economic lifelines but an existential guarantee of independence in an era of shifting regional alliances.
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Haile Selassie boarded the U.S. warship at approximately 17:00 on 13 February 1945. Present in the meeting were President Roosevelt, Emperor Haile Selassie, the #Ethiopian interpreter and diplomat Yilma Deressa, and the U.S. Secretary of State. The Emperor produced a lengthy handwritten memorandum of demands and requests. Throughout the meeting, Haile Selassie repeatedly returned to the question of sea access. When Roosevelt directly asked whether Ethiopia preferred #Djibouti or an #Eritrean port, the Emperor stated unambiguously that Djibouti was insufficient—a stopgap subject to French control—and that #Ethiopia required a permanent, sovereign outlet on the Red Sea. In Ethiopian strategic thinking, control over an #Eritrean port represented not only economic lifelines but an existential guarantee of independence in an era of shifting regional alliances.

Sirak Bahlbi

20,507 просмотров • 9 месяцев назад