@BikiltuMosisa1 😂😂 you people are a joke, you've been banging you war drums against Eritrea for the last 3 years and now that we're at you door step you wanna play victim? Pathetic.
@Habtishgreat Funny how a few trucks crossing a border has you running to the international community for protection. That isn’t confidence, it’s fear. If you’re so powerful, why are you already crying for help?
@khaledmahmoued1 Exactly. Eritrea’s independence was not simply “secession.” Its colonial history, federation, annexation, and decades long liberation struggle are essential to understanding the full historical context.
@Sanyiikoo_Oromo Wars are decided by terrain, logistics, readiness, leadership, morale, alliances, objectives and political consequences not by counting heads on a map. But your simple mind cant comprehend the complexity of war but filled with wishful thinking sprinkled with arrogance at that
@Sanyiikoo_Oromo This is arrogance dressed up as military analysis. You’re not describing reality you’re fantasizing about an Ethiopian victory and then working backward to justify it. Population size doesn’t automatically translate into military superiority, and absorbing losses isnt a strategy
@Sanyiikoo_Oromo it’s a recipe for turning human lives into statistics. The most revealing part is the assumption that Eritrea would simply sit there and ‘lose massively.That’s not analysis—that’s wishful thinking.
@SirakBahlbi 🇪🇹 invokes geography to assert rights over the Blue Nile while disputing Egypt concerns, yet when it comes to the Red Sea, it invokes geography and Pseudohistory to assert its own interests. You cant demand respect for your claims while dismissing the sovereign rights of others.