@khaledmahmoued1 Netanyahu is pushing to control the Red Sea through Eritrea, while Abiy is caught between ambition and reality: He is saying I cannot defeat Eritrea. If I try, Eritrea could defeat me, and Ethiopia could collapse. But if I refuse, the money will stop flowing
🚨 TO EVERY ERITREAN. PLEASE READ AND SHARE.
Stop giving Abiy Ahmed’s war propaganda machine free publicity on this app.
A puppet regime struggling to provide its own people with food and shelter should be fighting poverty, not beating the drums of war.
We need to be smarter now more than ever.
Stop arguing with these war addicted accounts. Stop boosting their lies. Every reply, every quote, every angry reaction gives them exactly what they want: MORE REACH.
If you feel the need to expose their lies, take a screenshot and make your OWN post.
Instead, support each other. Like, repost and amplify each other’s posts. Help fellow Eritrean voices grow instead of giving free publicity to those spreading war and misery propaganda.
And one thing must remain absolutely clear:
We Eritreans do not glorify war. We know its price. We know what it takes from families, from children, from entire generations.
We do not want to see another Eritrean OR Ethiopian mother bury her child.
Not one more life wasted for puppet Abiy Ahmed’s ambitions.
Be smart. Amplify each other, not the propaganda. And never mistake our desire for peace for weakness. 🇪🇷
#Eritrea #Ethiopia #Africa
Distance from being a work-shy “outlet”& eager to ignite a regional conflict just like the government in #Ethiopia. Facts on ground is,
AI generated images should not fool you.
1/ Ethiopia is officially in a civil war.
2/ #Tigray war is entering to the next stage, which will be much more bloody than the government’s recent media hype
3/ To scape from their miscalculation, Ethiopian government & its foreign backers are attempting to “regionalize” the conflict in Tigray by dragging #Eritrea & #Sudan into the conflict.
So, as journalists & media outlets, your credibility is at stake. Make sure facts on ground matches what you write to the public. @BBCWorld@CNN@AJEnglish@dwnews@StateDept@WhiteHouse@EU_Commission@EUSR_Weber@MFA_China@mfa_russia
@DSultantv26 Thanks, Habib. Ethiopia is a cancer for Eritrea, Somalia & Sudan. We got to unite to defeat this genocidal Abyi Ahmed. He has a plan to control all the way from Eritrea to Somalia. If he is successful with Eritrea. Then his next target is Somalia. He won’t be successful though.
ارتيريا أهم من اوروموا
نحن كشعب الصومالي 🇸🇴 بلا شك سنقف بقوة مع إريتريا في حال اندلاع حرب بين الاوروموا بقيادة جنرال ابي أحمد ودولة ارتيريا الشقيقة لانه نصر الاوروموا على ارتيريا ليس من صالح الصوماليين دائما نحن تريد إبقاء نظام أديس أبابا في حالة حرب العرقية بين إثيوبيين
Two days ago, we were told Eritrean military convoys had entered Adigrat. Not a single current photo or video proved the claim instead, they recycled footage from 2023. Today, ENDF enters Adigrat, and suddenly everyone has a phone Videos lol 😂
Abiy is not defending Ethiopia. He is not pursuing Ethiopia's national interests in the Red Sea. His actions raise a far more serious question: whose interests is he serving? He is undertaking a dangerous gamble that could threaten Ethiopia's very survival.
The contradictions are glaring. Ethiopia is consumed by internal conflicts, with its military dispersed across Tigray—Mekelle, Shire, Adigrat and all over Ethiopia. Yet Abiy makes the Red Sea his central ambition. How does a government struggling to secure stability at home contemplate confrontation beyond its borders?
An agenda-driven press reinforces the danger, portraying Eritrea as the aggressor while disregarding Eritrea's sovereignty and its right to defend itself. Eritrea's letter to the UN Security Council is therefore both a legal and moral necessity. Ethiopia's invocation of self-defense must be examined against Abiy's repeated declarations on Red Sea access. The Security Council must confront the danger of aggression rather than allow competing narratives to manufacture another war.
The larger regional picture cannot be ignored. Is the objective to counter Yemen, undermine the emerging Alamein alignment, or pursue destabilization and regime change? The earlier Eritrea–Ethiopia–Somalia rapprochement was undermined. Now cooperation among Egypt, Eritrea, Somalia and Sudan is reshaping the region. The timing and motives behind renewed confrontation demand scrutiny.
Abiy's ambitions also collide with China's diplomatic engagement with Egypt and Eritrea and the changing balance of regional relationships. His attempt to position himself as the region's central power looks increasingly disconnected from political and military realities.
There is a historical warning. The TPLF's military calculations during the 1998–2000 war, including the costly fighting around Bure, demonstrated the devastating price of strategic overreach. That history should not be forgotten.
Ethiopia faces vulnerabilities on multiple fronts: internal conflict, regional tensions, and dependence on the Djibouti corridor. A disruption of that lifeline would have enormous consequences. Opposition coalitions reflect the depth of Ethiopia's internal political crisis.
The fundamental question remains: How does another confrontation with Eritrea serve Ethiopia's people?
If Abiy's Red Sea ambitions produce another war, the consequences could extend far beyond his government. Ethiopia itself would bear the cost.
This is not strategy. It is a gamble with the future of an entire nation.
#Ethiopia #Eritrea #RedSea #Alamein #AbiyAhmed #HornOfAfrica
@alhaadiahmad The navy was formed after the British illegally annexed Eritrea with Ethioopia . Eritrea federated with Ethiopia in 1952 and the navy was formed in 1955 with help of British and Americans . In return then the midge king Haile S gave the Americans a base in outskirt of Asmara
@_hudsonc Here come the so-called analysts again, fueling tensions between Eritrea and Ethiopia. Where is the evidence that Eritrean troops are in Ethiopia? Such claims risk becoming a pretext for invading Eritrea. Stop pushing narratives that could ignite another war.
@alhaadiahmad Israel is behind this war. However note that Eritrean army is very strong despite we are a small population. Ethiopia will never ever be able to defeat Eritrea. We don’t talk lot we only deliver results
@ReutersAfrica What a lie. Who are these local sources? There was no even a single fight between Mekelle and Adigrat. Stop lying. Please confirm before posting on social media
@Jawar_Mohammed From where should Eritrea withdraw its forces. If Eritrea is in Ethiopia how would Ethiopian army enter Adigrat without any fight. It doesn’t make sense. Jawar you lost your common sense
@steve_hanke Professor where is your evidence? The media lied about this. You are educated and you need to investigate this before blatantly supporting Ethiopian. You are actually supporting the aggressor
@AlArabiya_Brk Where are the local sources from?
Well Ethiopian army is already at the Eritrean and Ethiopian border if Eritrea army was inside Ethiopia then the Ethiopian army wouldn’t have reached at the border without any fight.
@AlArabiya_Brk@AlArabiya_Brk amazing you don’t understand the geo politics in the HOA and the Red Sea. Ethiopia wants a pretext to invade Eritrea-and control the Red Sea. If this happens - Saudi will be in trouble as UAE and Israel are behind Ethiopia