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There is no document signed by Ethiopia’s people’s representatives or cabinet authorizing the transfer of the Assab region. Moreover, the secession of Eritrea, particularly the decision to make Ethiopia landlocked, was procedurally unjust and unlawful. #Ethiopia #Assab #RedSea #History #Justice

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Ethiopia’s resources were invested in the construction of Assab Port! 🇪🇹 Assab, Ethiopia’s port, stands as a testament to the nation’s investment and determination; built with Ethiopian resources and financed through loans that Ethiopia continues to repay to this day. #Ethiopia
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Ethiopia’s resources were invested in the construction of Assab Port! 🇪🇹 Assab, Ethiopia’s port, stands as a testament to the nation’s investment and determination; built with Ethiopian resources and financed through loans that Ethiopia continues to repay to this day. #Ethiopia

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🇪🇹 34 years ago, one of the greatest injustices in modern African history was committed against #Ethiopia. Despite having over 1,800 km of coastline, Ethiopia was made landlocked through a conspiracy involving then–UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Western intelligence agencies, Meles Zenawi, and Isaias Afwerki without any proper legal or constitutional procedure. 🇪🇹 #Ethiopia #History #Assab #RedSea
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🇪🇹 34 years ago, one of the greatest injustices in modern African history was committed against #Ethiopia. Despite having over 1,800 km of coastline, Ethiopia was made landlocked through a conspiracy involving then–UN Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Western intelligence agencies, Meles Zenawi, and Isaias Afwerki without any proper legal or constitutional procedure. 🇪🇹 #Ethiopia #History #Assab #RedSea

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Just 34 years ago, #Ethiopia became a landlocked country without the knowledge or consent of the Ethiopian people. Both the Port of #Massawa and the Port of #Assab were constructed by Ethiopians and funded by Ethiopian resources. It is a shame that the rest of the world watched silently while rebels and Ethiopia's historical enemies transformed Ethiopia into a landlocked nation. Now, the world should stand with Ethiopia to help restore our access to the sea.
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Just 34 years ago, #Ethiopia became a landlocked country without the knowledge or consent of the Ethiopian people. Both the Port of #Massawa and the Port of #Assab were constructed by Ethiopians and funded by Ethiopian resources. It is a shame that the rest of the world watched silently while rebels and Ethiopia's historical enemies transformed Ethiopia into a landlocked nation. Now, the world should stand with Ethiopia to help restore our access to the sea.

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Red Sea Tides of Return 🇪🇹 Reclaiming Assab as Ethiopia’s rightful harbor and the Red Sea as its natural boundary, uniting every heart in hope, pride, and the promise that Ethiopia's sovereign shores will be restored. #Ethiopia #RedSea
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Red Sea Tides of Return 🇪🇹 Reclaiming Assab as Ethiopia’s rightful harbor and the Red Sea as its natural boundary, uniting every heart in hope, pride, and the promise that Ethiopia's sovereign shores will be restored. #Ethiopia #RedSea

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The late Dr. Dereje Zeleke on #Assab: ➡️The claim that #Ethiopia cannot survive without a port is wrong ➡️There is no legal basis to claim Assab ➡️Politicians exploit the issue of Assab to advance their agendas ➡️When war breaks out, it is not they who bear the cost ➡️No to war!
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The late Dr. Dereje Zeleke on #Assab: ➡️The claim that #Ethiopia cannot survive without a port is wrong ➡️There is no legal basis to claim Assab ➡️Politicians exploit the issue of Assab to advance their agendas ➡️When war breaks out, it is not they who bear the cost ➡️No to war!

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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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🇪🇹 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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#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

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Assab is not Eritrean it is ERITREA itself!!It is absurd to talk of Assab without Eritrea, as vice versa. It belongs to ERITREA 🇪🇷 A crystal clear message for commonly raised to appease and agitate the Ethiopian irredentist elite and its leadership‼️ #Assab #Eritrea #መስመርና_ድርዕና #Our_Cohesion_Our_Armour #خطنا_درعنا_المنيـع #EritreaShinesAt34
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Assab is not Eritrean it is ERITREA itself!!It is absurd to talk of Assab without Eritrea, as vice versa. It belongs to ERITREA 🇪🇷 A crystal clear message for commonly raised to appease and agitate the Ethiopian irredentist elite and its leadership‼️ #Assab #Eritrea #መስመርና_ድርዕና #Our_Cohesion_Our_Armour #خطنا_درعنا_المنيـع #EritreaShinesAt34

Sharron Yemane

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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
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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

49,839 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Assab Port: A Strategic Gateway Closer to Ethiopia Than to Eritrea's Capital Assab is not merely a port of convenience it represents Ethiopia's historical,legal,and natural boundary to the Red Sea, reinforcing the country's long-standing maritime identity and regional importance.
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Assab Port: A Strategic Gateway Closer to Ethiopia Than to Eritrea's Capital Assab is not merely a port of convenience it represents Ethiopia's historical,legal,and natural boundary to the Red Sea, reinforcing the country's long-standing maritime identity and regional importance.

Abdi 🇪🇹

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As Eritrea’s Independence Day approaches, I want to remind people that the land of Habasha, or the Kingdom of Aksum, where the Prophet’s companions migrated and which holds an important place in Islamic history, is not modern landlocked Ethiopia, but Eritrea, where the first mosque in the Horn of Africa was built. Historically, Ethiopia stood alongside European powers and colonial forces against Muslims in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East. Today, Ethiopia is a Zionist state that cooperates with Zionist interests to destabilize countries in the region such as Somalia, Sudan, and Egypt, and it should be recognized as such.
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As Eritrea’s Independence Day approaches, I want to remind people that the land of Habasha, or the Kingdom of Aksum, where the Prophet’s companions migrated and which holds an important place in Islamic history, is not modern landlocked Ethiopia, but Eritrea, where the first mosque in the Horn of Africa was built. Historically, Ethiopia stood alongside European powers and colonial forces against Muslims in the Horn of Africa and the Middle East. Today, Ethiopia is a Zionist state that cooperates with Zionist interests to destabilize countries in the region such as Somalia, Sudan, and Egypt, and it should be recognized as such.

Deeqa 🇸🇴

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🚨 Assab Is 🇪🇷 Eritrean — History Proves It. No Myths. No Debate. 💡 “Facts are stubborn things; they do not cease to exist because they are ignored.” – Thomas Huxley Abiy’s camp keeps barking about Assab Port like entitled colonizers — but never once present a shred of evidence. Let’s break it down with history, law, and facts. 📜 Why Ethiopia’s Claims Fall Flat: 🟥 1. Adwa Logic – Ethiopians brag about the 1896 Adwa victory… so why didn’t Menelik advance to the Red Sea if Ethiopia had any claim? 🟩 2. Menelik’s 1897 Treaty – Just one year later, Menelik signed a border agreement placing Ethiopia 60km away from the sea — by his own choice. He even demanded this from the Italians, proving zero coastal claim. 🟦 3. Winners vs. Losers – Winners of wars make demands; losers make concessions. Menelik’s concession shows Ethiopia had no historical, cultural, or legal ties to Eritrea’s coastline. 🟨 4. African Borders are Sacred – The AU Charter is crystal clear: colonial borders are sacrosanct. No revisions. No fabrications. 🟧 5. The EEBC Ruling (2002, The Hague) – The Eritrea–Ethiopia Border Commission legally and finally settled the matter. No Eritrean port or coast was ever under debate. Case closed. 💬 Eritrea’s Message to Ethiopians 🇪🇹: 1️⃣ Eritreans know war better than most — but no one desires peace more than us. 2️⃣ We trust history, law, and readiness — not 4-Kilo fabrications. 3️⃣ We don’t just wish for peace — we guarantee it with strength, discipline, and clarity. 🕊️ Let’s live as true neighbors — in truth and peace. But if provoked, 🇪🇷 Eritrea will defend every inch of its sovereignty. 📌The HArd Truth: 💡 “Peace is secured not by begging, but by standing firm.” 🕊️ Truth Builds Peace — Lies Build Wars 🌍 💡 “He who does not learn from history is doomed to repeat it.” #Eritrea #Assab #RedSea #Ethiopia #HornOfAfrica #Sovereignty #StopAbiy #PeaceThroughStrength #NoToWar
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🚨 Assab Is 🇪🇷 Eritrean — History Proves It. No Myths. No Debate. 💡 “Facts are stubborn things; they do not cease to exist because they are ignored.” – Thomas Huxley Abiy’s camp keeps barking about Assab Port like entitled colonizers — but never once present a shred of evidence. Let’s break it down with history, law, and facts. 📜 Why Ethiopia’s Claims Fall Flat: 🟥 1. Adwa Logic – Ethiopians brag about the 1896 Adwa victory… so why didn’t Menelik advance to the Red Sea if Ethiopia had any claim? 🟩 2. Menelik’s 1897 Treaty – Just one year later, Menelik signed a border agreement placing Ethiopia 60km away from the sea — by his own choice. He even demanded this from the Italians, proving zero coastal claim. 🟦 3. Winners vs. Losers – Winners of wars make demands; losers make concessions. Menelik’s concession shows Ethiopia had no historical, cultural, or legal ties to Eritrea’s coastline. 🟨 4. African Borders are Sacred – The AU Charter is crystal clear: colonial borders are sacrosanct. No revisions. No fabrications. 🟧 5. The EEBC Ruling (2002, The Hague) – The Eritrea–Ethiopia Border Commission legally and finally settled the matter. No Eritrean port or coast was ever under debate. Case closed. 💬 Eritrea’s Message to Ethiopians 🇪🇹: 1️⃣ Eritreans know war better than most — but no one desires peace more than us. 2️⃣ We trust history, law, and readiness — not 4-Kilo fabrications. 3️⃣ We don’t just wish for peace — we guarantee it with strength, discipline, and clarity. 🕊️ Let’s live as true neighbors — in truth and peace. But if provoked, 🇪🇷 Eritrea will defend every inch of its sovereignty. 📌The HArd Truth: 💡 “Peace is secured not by begging, but by standing firm.” 🕊️ Truth Builds Peace — Lies Build Wars 🌍 💡 “He who does not learn from history is doomed to repeat it.” #Eritrea #Assab #RedSea #Ethiopia #HornOfAfrica #Sovereignty #StopAbiy #PeaceThroughStrength #NoToWar

G. Drar

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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 the Red Sea port of Assab, rejecting any debate over its rightful ownership. By framing the issue as settled and focusing solely on the method of reclamation, the ambassador signals unwavering national resolve. The statement leaves no room for negotiation on the principle of ownership, positioning the “how” as the sole point of discussion—whether through diplomacy, economic leverage, or other means.
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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 the Red Sea port of Assab, rejecting any debate over its rightful ownership. By framing the issue as settled and focusing solely on the method of reclamation, the ambassador signals unwavering national resolve. The statement leaves no room for negotiation on the principle of ownership, positioning the “how” as the sole point of discussion—whether through diplomacy, economic leverage, or other means.

Habtish Gurmu (Commentary)

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The Somali president of the Somali region in Ethiopia Mustafe M. Omer received unexpected answers from Somali students at Jigjiga University, the capital of the Somali region. Somali Galbeed. He was surprised by their clear distinction between being Somali and Ethiopian. He asked them, "Are you not Ethiopian? Isn’t this region part of Ethiopia?" The students' responses were striking: "We are Somali, we are from Ogadenia, and we have nothing to do with Ethiopia. Ethiopia is occupying our land." #Somalia #Ethiopia #Egypt #Eritrea
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The Somali president of the Somali region in Ethiopia Mustafe M. Omer received unexpected answers from Somali students at Jigjiga University, the capital of the Somali region. Somali Galbeed. He was surprised by their clear distinction between being Somali and Ethiopian. He asked them, "Are you not Ethiopian? Isn’t this region part of Ethiopia?" The students' responses were striking: "We are Somali, we are from Ogadenia, and we have nothing to do with Ethiopia. Ethiopia is occupying our land." #Somalia #Ethiopia #Egypt #Eritrea

Gaboose

178,556 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

#Ethiopia’s destiny is deeply tied to two waters: the pure, saltless Abay (Nile) River water and the salty waters of the Red Sea. 🇪🇹 History matters, and Ethiopia rightfully deserves access to the sea. Period. #Ethiopia #RedSeaAccess #HistoryMatters
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#Ethiopia’s destiny is deeply tied to two waters: the pure, saltless Abay (Nile) River water and the salty waters of the Red Sea. 🇪🇹 History matters, and Ethiopia rightfully deserves access to the sea. Period. #Ethiopia #RedSeaAccess #HistoryMatters

Behiwot Tilahun🇪🇹 በህይወት ጥላሁን🇪🇹

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War between Ethiopia 🇪🇹 & Eritrea 🇪🇷 isn’t on the horizon. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 has explicitly stated that Ethiopia has no intention of pursuing war with Eritrea or any other neighboring countries, particularly over the issue of Red Sea access. While Ethiopia views access to the sea as a critical national interest, it prefers a peaceful diplomatic approach over confrontation. As siblings who are scarred by conflict, disagreements are inevitable between Ethiopia & Eritrea but resolving disagreements in a civil and peaceful manner benefit the families straddling the border.
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War between Ethiopia 🇪🇹 & Eritrea 🇪🇷 isn’t on the horizon. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 has explicitly stated that Ethiopia has no intention of pursuing war with Eritrea or any other neighboring countries, particularly over the issue of Red Sea access. While Ethiopia views access to the sea as a critical national interest, it prefers a peaceful diplomatic approach over confrontation. As siblings who are scarred by conflict, disagreements are inevitable between Ethiopia & Eritrea but resolving disagreements in a civil and peaceful manner benefit the families straddling the border.

Birhanu M Lenjiso (PhD)

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If Ethiopia considers military action against eritrea, it has legitimate reasons. Eritrean soldiers remain in Tigray (searching for food as some residents say😉) and continue to occupy areas in erob and kunama. That is If we left the issue of Assab aside.
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If Ethiopia considers military action against eritrea, it has legitimate reasons. Eritrean soldiers remain in Tigray (searching for food as some residents say😉) and continue to occupy areas in erob and kunama. That is If we left the issue of Assab aside.

Chakham

13,917 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his PP cadres have suffered a spectacular and humiliating defeat. Their reckless Red Sea rhetoric evaporated instantly; the fantasy of “claiming” Assab died on arrival. Eritrea — calm, disciplined, and unshaken — never fired a bullet yet prevailed decisively. Abiy’s threats backfired so severely they strengthened Eritrea’s position and left Ethiopia isolated in the new regional order. What remains is the bitter aftertaste of a reckless gamble gone wrong. Meanwhile, the Saudi-Egyptian-Sudanese-Eritrean alignment — powered by the Trump–MBS compact — has crushed the UAE’s ambitions in Sudan. The RSF, once Abu Dhabi’s proxy, is now branded a terrorist force and will be dismantled by a unified, US-backed coalition. The trillion-dollar Red Sea realignment has sidelined the UAE and elevated Eritrea as a central pillar of the region’s future. Eritrea endured years of harassment — and emerged indispensable. Department of State Secretary Marco Rubio U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs #EritreaPrevails #RedSeaSecurity #HornOfAfrica #Geopolitics #Assab #Eritrea #Sudan #SaudiArabia #Egypt #Ethiopia #RegionalOrder #TrumpMBSCompact #AfricaNews #StrategicShift #PeaceAndSecurity
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Ethiopia’s Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his PP cadres have suffered a spectacular and humiliating defeat. Their reckless Red Sea rhetoric evaporated instantly; the fantasy of “claiming” Assab died on arrival. Eritrea — calm, disciplined, and unshaken — never fired a bullet yet prevailed decisively. Abiy’s threats backfired so severely they strengthened Eritrea’s position and left Ethiopia isolated in the new regional order. What remains is the bitter aftertaste of a reckless gamble gone wrong. Meanwhile, the Saudi-Egyptian-Sudanese-Eritrean alignment — powered by the Trump–MBS compact — has crushed the UAE’s ambitions in Sudan. The RSF, once Abu Dhabi’s proxy, is now branded a terrorist force and will be dismantled by a unified, US-backed coalition. The trillion-dollar Red Sea realignment has sidelined the UAE and elevated Eritrea as a central pillar of the region’s future. Eritrea endured years of harassment — and emerged indispensable. Department of State Secretary Marco Rubio U.S. Senior Advisor for Arab and African Affairs #EritreaPrevails #RedSeaSecurity #HornOfAfrica #Geopolitics #Assab #Eritrea #Sudan #SaudiArabia #Egypt #Ethiopia #RegionalOrder #TrumpMBSCompact #AfricaNews #StrategicShift #PeaceAndSecurity

Amanuel Biedemariam

28,715 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

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 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

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)

34,230 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce