Ethio Forum reports that fighting has taken place in parts of #Tigray, including Adiyabo and areas around #Badme. Military tensions near Badme, along the #Ethiopia–#Eritrea border, have reportedly escalated into fighting between the armies of the two countries.
This Is Our Horn of Plenty!!
Abiy & Isaias once fought the TPLF together. Now they’ve fallen out, while Isaias talks to his former enemy. Fano fought beside Abiy; now it joins the TPLF & OLA against him. Leaders change sides. Families cross borders…fresh alliances but no peace!
If chosen to fight this seat in central London I think Sagal would be the first. British-Somali woman to be a Member of Parliament in Britain. She’s marvellous
reports warns of an expanding #Houthi arms & military-support network across the Horn of Africa …that #Eritrea may be serving as a transit point for Iranian weapons bound for #Yemen the conflicts & rivalries of the region are becoming increasingly interconnected #Ethiopia#Sudan
A small but lovely surprise 😊 My TRUST book has somehow found its way onto Goodreads’ Collective Trauma shelf, alongside some rather well-known names in the field. A user-generated shelf, not an accolade — but I’ll admit, it made me smile. 😊
Ethiopia: It's reported that this man was detained in Addis Ababa after peacefully staging a solo protest calling for PM Abiy to step down and be held accountable, during a period when demonstrations were banned by the regime
The hijacking of the Sibu 1 tanker off Yemen blows the lid off a Red Sea chess game. If it were a horse, I’d bet Isaias Afwerki was involved. Forget the "fake flag" excuse; Eritrea’s gateway theory & turning a blind eye to Iran’s shadow fleet fits the playbook. 🛢️🏴☠️ #Sibu1
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I wrote “Kill the War Drums” in 2011. Sixteen years later, we are yet again talking war.
I knew where I stood then. I know where I stand now. And here I shall forever stand:
Kill the war drums. Let life be louder.
Brief fighting erupted between ENDF and TPLF forces near Kobo, closing the Kobo–Alamata road temporarily. The 30–40-minute clash reportedly involved no heavy weapons. Coming two weeks after Shererina, it signals increasingly unstable frontlines and a risk of wider escalation.
Isolating Brigade N’Hamedu and making it dependent on Ethiopian political space may win today’s propaganda battle. It won’t secure reliable access to the Red Sea or address Eritrean fears over sovereignty.
Let’s not package the same conflict for a fourth.
@reda_getachew Reducing our struggle to ‘fighting for freedom only to end in slavery’ is neither fair nor historically honest
Eritreans achieved self-determination against overwhelming odds The tragedy isn’t that freedom was sought but that liberation remains unfinished
La lotta continua