"Eritrea continues to play its modest but genuine contributions to the promotion of regional peace and stability anchored on fundamental pillars of international law...based on unequivocal respect of each other’s sovereignty and territorial integrity."
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The spent individual whose views appear to shift with every political breeze is now being elevated into the role of an authoritative historian on #Eritrea. Versatility? Hardly…considering how detached his refrains have become from both record and reality. The inconvenient problem with revisionism is that history has a rather stubborn habit of leaving evidence behind.
#Eritrea was not "created" to weaken anyone. It was colonized by Italy. Following WW2 and Italy's loss of its African colonies, while other former colonies were granted independence, Eritrea was denied its right to decolonization. Instead, it was placed under British Military Administration, federated with Ethiopia by a UN resolution, and subsequently subjected to Ethiopia's illegal annexation in 1962.
The Eritrean people then endured a 30-year liberation struggle, ultimately restoring their independence through the blood, sweat, sacrifice, and resilience of their finest sons and daughters. Today, following an internationally supervised referendum, Eritrea stands as a proud sovereign Member State of the @UN. These are not interpretations; they are documented historical facts.
With PPs cadres, when facts become inconvenient, conspiracy theories tend to fill the gap, particularly when one must avoid explaining why international law was ignored for decades, why the #EEBC's final and binding ruling was defied, or why Eritrea's sovereignty has repeatedly been treated as negotiable.
History does not become fiction simply because a new political script is required. And those auditioning for the role of "court historian" might at least ensure that yesterday's speeches do not contradict today's performance.
If the matter were not so serious, one might mistake it for political satire. Unfortunately, even satire usually demands a measure of consistency and coherence.
#Eritrean Ambassador to Qatar, Ali Ibrahim Ahmed, responds to Al Jazeera, ''#Ethiopia’s ruling Prosperity Party is the main aggressor, creating internal problems and then trying to externalize blame through hostile actions and revisionist narratives''
Marco Rubio, America’s secretary of state, has talked of a “new era of US–Eritrea relations”. Much chatter suggests that sanctions on the country will soon be lifted https://t.co/CeOkIow1ou
One of the most sinister and far-reaching acts of political treachery in modern Horn of #Africa history—a calculated conspiracy against the people of #Eritrea and #Tigray orchestrated by these three architects of an axis of evil—was ultimately foiled by the farsightedness, resilience, and leadership of Eritrea and Tigray in recent years.
Ximdo (ጽምዶ) is potent political inoculation of the people of the Horn of #Africa against any evil plan that aims to engage the people in a perpetual war. #Sudan #Ethiopia #Somalia #Djibouti #Egypt
ASMARA — ⚡️Egypt will dispatch a technical team to #Eritrea by mid July, with work on the ports, docks, and terminals of Massawa Port expected to begin by mid August, according to Egyptian Minister of Transport Lt. Gen. Kamel El Wazir in an interview with Egyptian television channel TeN.
I had a deep conversation with @PeterClottery on the US-Eritrea sanctions lift, the new Red Sea order, and why the era of US naval dominance is over.
#Eritrea#EritreaShinesAt35#IranWar
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@TiborPNagyJr The archives never lie! This is @TiborPNagyJr speaking his truth on Eritrea b4 the lobbying began. Seeing such a radical shift in his views once he aligned with Abiy Ahmed is disappointing. Flip-flopping at this level is exactly why people lose trust in political commentary.
We’re all set to celebrate the lifting of U.S. sanctions on Eritrea. It’s a nation that has stood firmly on its own and never relied on foreign aid. An Early Congratulations to Eritrea on its way to becoming a powerhouse in East Africa and the Red Sea region. 🇪🇷 🇸🇴 ❤️
WASHINGTON —⚡️The United States Senate has issued a Certificate of Special Recognition, signed by Senator Tim Kaine, to the Eritrean Cultural and Civic Center in honor of Eritrean Independence Day, presented on May 24, 2026. #EritreaAt35
ERITREA — One of Africa’s most sanctioned yet remarkably stable and peaceful nation is preparing to celebrate its 35th Independence Day on May 24.
Independence Day is one of the most important national holidays, marked by a week long cultural festivals, parades, and remembrance of those who lost their lives during the liberation struggle. #EritreaAt35