@KiyaEthiopia These elders should be remembered for wisdom, reconciliation, and nation-building. Instead, many are perceived as prolonging conflict and tension, depriving young Eritreans of the peace, freedom, and opportunities they deserve throughout their lives.
When citizens spend generations living under the shadow of conflict, from birth to old age, one must ask: what positive lessons can young people learn from leaders who prioritize war over peace?
It is unfortunate that some elderly Eritrean leaders, who should be serving as examples of peace, wisdom, and reconciliation, continue to advocate for conflict and instability in the region.
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August 2, 2026: Eritrean regime military commanders reportedly received a warm welcome from a TPLF-affiliated network upon entering Ethiopia’s Tigray region.
If Eritrea operated with a regular leadership transition system, many of these elderly officials would likely have retired from public service and be enjoying their pensions, while younger generations assumed leadership roles and responsibilities.
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High-ranking Eritrean/Shabia military commanders arrived in Mekelle, in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. They received a warm welcome from high-ranking TPLF/TDF commanders and their affiliated networks upon entering the area.
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High-ranking Eritrean/Shabia military commanders arrived in Mekelle, in Ethiopia’s Tigray region. They received a warm welcome from high-ranking TPLF/TDF commanders and their affiliated networks upon entering the area.
So if as Egypt and Eritrea say only littoral states have anything to say about Red Sea, then logically only nations which put water into the Nile, can determine its use.
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@addisstandard History shows that Isaias Afwerki's legacy is marked more by involvement in regional conflicts than by building strong regional ties for development and cooperation.