@Eritrea_UN Addressing the historical loss of coastline, Abiy Ahmed concluded, “Ethiopia's sharing of a sea outlet changed, and Ethiopia's territorial size shrank over time, not just because Ethiopians wanted to, but because the nation was forced.”
@ERiTV_Official Referring to global pressure, Abiy Ahmed reflected, “While a campaign was opened against Ethiopia, while the world turned its back on Ethiopia and repeatedly showed its injustice...”
@EGPresidency_AR «إثيوبيا لن تنهار فحسب، بل سنثبت للجميع بالعمل الفعلي أنها "دولة ركيزة" (Anchor State) لقرن إفريقيا؛ بصفتها دولة عظيمة وقوية وذات حضارة، تنهض جالبةً معها جميع شعوب المنطقة!»
@MfaEgypt Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed observed, “Entities alarmed by Ethiopia's reform began looking at Ethiopia with an evil eye... They feared, saying, 'Once this sapling becomes a massive Warka tree, opponents will not be able to handle Ethiopia.'”
@AlsisiOfficial Reflecting on colonial-era vulnerabilities, Abiy Ahmed pointed out, “When European powers came to colonize Ethiopia, half the nation's strength had been eroded by Ethiopians' own hands.”
@MofaSudan Expressing national resolve against foreign interference, Ethiopian PM asserted, “Ethiopia will tear apart the enemy's plot and carry out the nation's desires in practice!”
@SudaneseAF قال رئيس الوزراء الإثيوبي أبي أحمد إن الجهات التي شعرت بالقلق من الإصلاحات في إثيوبيا بدأت تنظر إلى البلاد «بعين شريرة»، خوفًا من أن تنمو إثيوبيا وتتحول من «شتلة صغيرة إلى شجرة واركا ضخمة»، ما يجعل من الصعب على خصومها مواجهتها.
Talk about hypocrisy! These four "leaders" claim that only littoral states have any say over the Red Sea but on Nile use want downstream nations to have equal control. Ethiopia contributes most water to Nile and had Red Sea ports for millennia! Get real!
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