@BMLenjiso His interview is about the key concern to Eritrean people which is current poletical situation on the region. Our internal affairs comes secondary at this time. We are under open aggression from PP and their masters.
@WediBedho You need to be clear and to the point. Don't go around the bush. Say it clearly, and people can engage with your concern constructively. If not, this is a mere defamtion.
@Hagerawnet @IntermarcheW @GrmayeBiniam@CyclingAfrica@itsEritrea@eri_id_ They are doing what they can. It is young team and they dont have experience. Also remember, intermache is a smallest budget team and they can not have riders with strong leadout train. Lets take it easy on them.
@AmbStesfamariam shading some facts for friends in the south to digest. Ethiopia never had sea access. You can use Assab and the whole region can live in peace and harmony. Regional cooperation is where we have to start.
Some gullible individuals are being manipulated into believing that the @UN General Assembly through its resolution which federated #Eritrea with #Ethiopia, also gave Ethiopia sovereignty over #Eritrean territories, including its ports.
The @UN General Assembly does NOT have the right to transfer the sovereign territory of one state to another. The @UN Charter emphasizes the principles of national self-determination and the sovereignty of states. While the General Assembly can discuss and make recommendations on issues related to territorial integrity,it cannot unilaterally decide to transfer territory.
Resolution 390 A(V) federated #Eritrea with #Ethiopia , but this did not equate to sovereignty over #Eritrea or its ports. While #Ethiopia was granted access to the sea through the federation, #Eritrea retained sovereignty over its own territory, including its ports.
The resolution established a federation, not outright annexation or sovereignty transfer… it was #Ethiopia that unilaterally annexed #Eritrea… and the rest is history.
It is intellectual dishonesty to try to hoodwink the gullible with erroneous claims about what the Resolution stipulated and what it did not.
The Resolution identified a “need”, and in order to satisfy that need, it provided #Ethiopia with access through #Eritrea, an outlet to the sea, not sovereignty over #Eritrea or its ports…
The needs of landlocked states can be addressed only by respecting international law, the @UN Charter and through bilateral agreements that respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states
Some gullible individuals are being manipulated into believing that the @UN General Assembly through its resolution which federated #Eritrea with #Ethiopia, also gave Ethiopia sovereignty over #Eritrean territories, including its ports.
The @UN General Assembly does NOT have the right to transfer the sovereign territory of one state to another. The @UN Charter emphasizes the principles of national self-determination and the sovereignty of states. While the General Assembly can discuss and make recommendations on issues related to territorial integrity,it cannot unilaterally decide to transfer territory.
Resolution 390 A(V) federated #Eritrea with #Ethiopia , but this did not equate to sovereignty over #Eritrea or its ports. While #Ethiopia was granted access to the sea through the federation, #Eritrea retained sovereignty over its own territory, including its ports.
The resolution established a federation, not outright annexation or sovereignty transfer… it was #Ethiopia that unilaterally annexed #Eritrea… and the rest is history.
It is intellectual dishonesty to try to hoodwink the gullible with erroneous claims about what the Resolution stipulated and what it did not.
The Resolution identified a “need”, and in order to satisfy that need, it provided #Ethiopia with access through #Eritrea, an outlet to the sea, not sovereignty over #Eritrea or its ports…
The needs of landlocked states can be addressed only by respecting international law, the @UN Charter and through bilateral agreements that respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of states
@HermelaBrook Your PP are the one who claiming Eritrea territory. And you as propaganda machine creating false information to start a war basically to achieve your dream of sea access. There is no other truth in the region. Ethiopia can not create its own foreign policy.