It is happening â 6 + 5 = 11
Warnings Ethiopia Ignored
đ´ 6 generals gone last round.
â 5 more just resigned.
= 11 top military leaders removed in a matter of weeks.
This isnât a coincidence â itâs collapse in slow motion.
đť Calculated Purge:
Non-Oromo officers, especially from the Amhara ethnic group, are being systematically sidelined. Loyalty to Ethiopia? Replaced by loyalty to one manâs grip on power.
đť Coup Paranoia Rising:
Even the regimeâs inner circle fears its own shadow. Generals arenât retiring â theyâre being pushed out before they push back.
đť Nationwide Uprising Brewing:
Doctors, teachers, soldiers â all fed up. Inflation is choking families, and now the army itself is cracking under the weight of betrayal.
â ď¸ 6 + 5 = 11 signs. But when the regime canât count the cost, the people will.
#ItIsHappening #11Warnings #MilitaryCollapse #AbiyAhmed #EthiopiaCrisis #AmharaPurge #HornOfAfrica #CoupWatch #PowerVacuum
It's a great honor to visit the Eritrean News Agency and talk to Director Paulos Netabay @PNetabay on a number of issues. We @XHNews look forward to strengthening our cooperation with the esteemed organization. @hawelti@ChinaEmbEritrea đ¨đłđŞđˇ
âShabia's top fighters and our defeat was undeniable. It's important that we honestly assess why we lost and move beyond superficial bravado. True strength comes from understanding and learning, not just empty bravadosâ if anyone knows his name and the name of his book please share.
#Eritrea
#ShabiaForLife
#AwetNhafash đŞđˇâđ˝
President Trump marks a turning point, - after years of a divisive US foreign policy toward Eritrea. Finally, a mature approach recognising the importance of peace and strong bilateral ties in the Horn of Africa necessary for regional stability. Well done! #Peace#HornOfAfricaâ
Eritrean cyclists asserted their supremacy at the Tour of Iran (Azarbaijan), with Milkiyas Maekel delivering a stellar performance to win Stage 1 đĽ(153.8km), securing 20 UCI points, the General Classification (GC), and the Young Rider Classification (YC) jerseys, while Youel Habteab's commendable third-place đĽ finish further highlighted their strength, paving the way for an exciting continuation in the upcoming stages.
Happy 34th Independence Day, Eritreans. For the last 3 decades, Eritrea, has been Africa's only independent Nation. For decades, you have thwarted the world's darkest forces to not only survive but thrive. This days' monumental. Celebrate. You deserve it. I wish I was in Asmara!
Hotel Asmara Palace wish you a Happy 34th Anniversary of the Eritrean independence Day
" Our Cohesion : Our Armour ! ". đžđ đž
#đŞđˇ #Independenceday#Hotel#Tourism
#JulianAssange and @Stella_Assange lit up the Cannes red carpet at The Six Billion Dollar Man premiere. Stella carried a photo of the late Vivienne Westwood that read âStop Killing.â
Vivienne, one of Julianâs fiercest supporters, passed away while he was locked in Belmarsh. He was not granted leave to attend her funeral. #VivienneWestwood #StopKilling
#FreeSpeechMatters
#Eritrean Delegation Statement at 78th World Health Assembly; 19 - 27 May 2025, Genève
*"...Today, healthcare servicesâpreventive, promotive, and curativeâare universally accessible to Eritreans, regardless of their social or economic status. These services are heavily subsidized, with only nominal payments required from patients, and additional financial support provided to those in need".
"...Finally, in the spirit of 'One World for Health', let us strive together for a world where health is protected, promoted, and preserved for allâwithout discrimination, without exclusion, and without undue political interference, so that no one would be left behind.
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Statement delivered by the Eritrean delegation during the 78th World Health Assembly, 19 May- 27 May 2025 Genève
Mr. Vice President,
Distinguished delegates
á°áááľ (Selamat)
The theme, âOne World for Health,â resonates deeply with Eritreaâs health policy and our enduring commitment to health equity. Since gaining independence three decades ago, Eritrea has remained unwavering in its efforts to expand access to quality healthcare for all its citizens.
Today, healthcare servicesâpreventive, promotive, and curativeâare universally accessible to Eritreans, regardless of their social or economic status. These services are heavily subsidized, with only nominal payments required from patients, and additional financial support provided to those in need.
Eritrea has made significant strides in expanding its health infrastructure, with 70% of our population now living within five kilometres of a functioning health facility. Our emphasis on disease prevention and treatment has yielded notable results. We acknowledge ongoing challenges in several health areas and Eritrea remains committed to addressing them.
Mr. Vice President,
While we celebrate these health achievements, we must also confront the prevailing grave challenges to global health justice. The ongoing suffering of civilians, especially women and children, in conflict zones is a humanitarian catastrophe. It is deeply concerning that the international response often reflects selective outrage and double standards.
We cannot address health comprehensively without acknowledging the impact of unlawful measures imposed by certain countries, which disrupt healthcare systems in affected states. These actions that constitute a silent assault on public health and a clear violation of international law and the principles enshrined in the UN Charter must be unequivocally condemned and urgently stopped.
Finally, in the spirit of âOne World for Health,â let us strive together for a world where health is protected, promoted, and preserved for allâwithout discrimination, without exclusion, and without undue political interference, so that no one would be left behind.
Thank you.
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A Somali student, Mariam Noor has developed a medical device that helps prevent leaking heart valves, which could eliminate the need for heart surgery.
The Somali fròm Aarhus University, Denmark spent three years designing and developing a ring that may cure patients with a leaking heart valve, also known as aortic insufficiency.
Mariam invention has been hailed by cardiologists as revolutionary and could have a major impact on the world of surgery.