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Three weeks before TPLF ignited a hugely distractive & all out war, a leading TPLF commander Siye Abraha, said #Eritrea has imploded with no youth or capacity to defend itself. Exactly, three years later from this interview, TPLF's miscalculation has created implosion in #Tigray

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Proud 2b Eritreanvor 2 Jahren

A few weeks after the war, he was begging for the int'l community for help. Miscalculation!!!

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Bahre Negashvor 2 Jahren

Those who fail to remember history are condemned to repeat it.

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S ATvor 2 Jahren

@hadnetkeleta ሃሳዊ Eritrean mechanized army

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ERI TIMES🇪🇷vor 2 Jahren

miscalculations are also part of the famous traditional games of tegaru.

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Fatma Mussavor 2 Jahren

@GualAbaMitin We always welling to defend Eritrea no matter what.

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🐪 ⛺️🌴The Red Sea Camel 🐢🐪vor 2 Jahren

Again & forever heartfelt gratitude for EDF for administering Z terrorist clique TPLF with an appropriate hits & sticks.Their assumption was one that says, we can easily finish them now, but WE PROVE THEM WRONG. WE’ll KEEP REPEATING OUR VICTORIOUS HISTORY FOREVER! #ዓወትንሓፋሽ

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star 🇺🇸🇪🇷vor 2 Jahren

And let’s Remind for Those Short memories, how Eritrea Involved in the Conflict and forced to protect itself, When TPLF Orchestrated & started the War themselves, during the start of the war TPLF admitted the that they Launched Missile attach in Asmara Eritrea.Truth Never Dies.

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G Hailevor 2 Jahren

@Ternafi ደደብ በለው! People like him should face charges on crimes against humanity for causing a war that killed well over 1.2 million people in Ethiopia! Sadly, he's still residing lavishly in the US😡

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Aman Andebrhanvor 2 Jahren

It makes me sick listening to this looser, I don't know how he can show his face after he said all that garbage.

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HagereyERvor 2 Jahren

He chose exact word ‘Implosion’ for his own distraction!

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