Talk about hypocrisy! These four "leaders" claim that only littoral states have any say over the Red Sea but on Nile use want downstream nations to have equal control. Ethiopia contributes most water to Nile and had Red Sea ports for millennia! Get real!
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Then charge something for it. This is your Hormuz.Perhaps $1 per cubic metre as starting point.
Imagine paying $1.25 for a single barrel of water in Hargeisa,while Egypt,despite being thousands of kilometres downstream, expects the Blue Nile to flow acrosd Ethiopia and Sudan into its territory free of charge,all while insisting this is a "historic right."
If strategic waterways can justify transit fees,why should a strategic river be treated as a perpetual free utility for one downstream state?
History certainly does not override the sovereignty of upstream nations.
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Supersonic. Mach 1.21.
Quarterhorse Mk 2.1 is now the world’s first privately developed, unmanned supersonic jet and the fastest unmanned aircraft flying today.
This flight makes Hermeus the fastest company in aviation history to go from founding to supersonic flight - exactly 364 days after the maiden flight of our first aircraft.
Now, we fly faster.
A special thanks to @DIU_x, Director @OwenWest91, Maj. Gen. Joe "Solo" Kunkel, and Deputy Director Kyle Norman.
The Bishoftu Airport Finance Roadshow has been a marathon two-day event convening key players in the U.S. and Ethiopian government and private sector. Together, we are advancing real commercial partnerships that unite the United States’ focus on trade with Africa; our companies’ top-tier engineering, safety, and operational reliability in the aviation industry; and Ethiopia’s goals of expanding its airport hub. This is a flagship example of strategic infrastructure projects creating mutual economic prosperity.
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