@BehiwotTilahun ኣየ የጋላ ኣህያ ፋራ ነገር!
You’re stuck on repeat, constantly bringing up Eritrea and Eritreans. It’s like a broken record, and the lack of verity is dull. Not to mention, the constant drumbeat of propaganda and ignorance is wearing thin. 🤮🤣
እየመጡ ነው!
Good Read: Imperative of Paradigm Shift for Enduring Regional Peace and Stability; by Dr. Weldu Ghebreselassie
*"...Ethiopia’s historical disposition for regional destabilization is closely intertwined with its intermittent obsession with acquiring 'sovereign access to the Red Sea', often couched in the rhetoric of 'reunification'; its proclivity to serve as a pliable proxy for external patrons; and, its deeply flawed domestic governance anchored on perennial ethnic polarization and strife.
*"...In conclusion, the Potemkin Party lacks the moral or political standing to project its own destabilizing behavior onto Eritrea. Rather than externalizing its domestic failures and stoking regional tensions, the PP should confront the root causes of Ethiopia’s internal and regional crises. Reliance on external actors while sidelining proven local and regional mechanisms only deepens divisions and imperils regional peace. Indeed, durable peace in the Horn requires mobilizing internal resources, strengthening regional cooperation, and minimizing foreign interference. The African proverb: 'He who is carried on another person’s back does not know how far the journey is', underscores the visceral pitfalls of structural dependency on external patrons.
https://t.co/2Krg8btRvZ
#Eri101:
Eritrea and Ethiopia signed the Asmara Declaration on 9 July 2018 and the Jeddah Agreement on 16 September 2018, in which they agreed, inter alia, to:
- respect each other's independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity; and
- implement the decisions of the EEBC.
Good Read: #Eritrea’s Sovereignty and the Myth of Ethiopia’s “Lost Coast”; by Abdu Osman
"...Overall, Eritrea’s coastline is not a matter of debate, it is the sovereign territory of a recognized state. Discussions about Ethiopia’s trade limitations, economic ambitions, or regional security must be grounded in diplomacy, respect for international law, and recognition of Eritrea’s independence. Eritrea’s liberation, referendum, and international recognition are enduring facts; its sovereignty over the Red Sea coast remains legally and morally unassailable (UNMEE, 1993; UNSC Resolution 795, 1992; UNGA Resolution 1514, 1960). Hence, it is time for the Ethiopian leadership to stop wasting time on gimmicks and futile efforts to locate a fictional document, as decolonization never requires any document to end colonial rule and occupation".
https://t.co/iwwZf7BouE via @Red Sea Beacon
@assebpress1 Which Ethiopia? The non-existent Ethiopia, the one exists on paper only? Thanks to baby Abiy Ahmed's Oromummaa. This is your ex-ethiopia today 👇