@UGSP2 You may wish for Ethiopia’s collapse, but Ethiopians will not accept it. We stand firmly for our country’s sovereignty, unity, and peace, and we will resist threats to Ethiopia’s territorial integrity. Report facts, not fantasies about Addis Ababa.
@umutcagrisariii Where is the evidence for these sweeping claims? Reporting military developments as fact without credible sources is irresponsible. Verify the information before declaring towns “seized” and the ENDF “in complete disarray.”
@BehiwotTilahun Ethiopia’s sovereignty and security must come first. Our people, especially Tigrayan civilians, should never again be sacrificed for another war. The ENDF must protect Ethiopian territory and civilians while holding those responsible accountable.
@RealAbyan Ethiopia has sacrificed lives fighting Al-Shabaab and supporting Somalia’s security. Don’t repay that history by spreading narratives about Ethiopia’s breakup. Tigray is Ethiopia, report facts, not division.
@steve_hanke Calling this “government censorship” without acknowledging what happened is misleading. Reuters reported that sources said the TPLF ordered the shutdown of phone and internet services in Tigray. Don’t turn a wartime communications disruption into a simplistic political narrative.
@Abdikarindahirr Let’s not present unverified reports as established facts. Serious claims about Ethiopia’s government and military leadership require credible evidence and responsible reporting. Constructive discussion should be based on facts, not speculation or political narratives.
@Ternafi Ethiopia seeks peaceful negotiation, but we will respond accordingly to how others choose to deal with us. Our national interests will not be ignored.
@martinplaut Stop interfering in Ethiopia’s internal affairs and spreading unverified claims as facts. If you have received money from armed groups to promote their narrative, return it to them but don’t call propaganda journalism.
@SudanTribune_EN So what? You have said around the Ethiopian border. That is natural. If needed, Ethiopian Defense Force will have its lunch in Khartoum.
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@PopularFront_ Blaming Ethiopia without evidence is irresponsible. The Bayraktar Akıncı is used by multiple countries, and even the SAF admitted they’re unsure who operated the drone. Ethiopia focuses on regional development and stability not fueling Sudan’s conflict.
@UGSP1 Reducing millions of Oromo, Amhara, or Tigray people to “terrorists” isn’t an argument it’s just ethnic hate.
By your logic, any country where a criminal or extremist exists would automatically become a “terrorist state,” which is obviously absurd.
@UGSP1 Ethiopia has been fighting Al-Shabaab for years through missions like African Union Mission in Somalia and its successor African Union Transition Mission in Somalia, where Ethiopian soldiers have died combating the very group you’re talking about.
At least stick to facts.