@ICU2clear@FevenYemaney Strong position? You are truly deluded. Eth is deeply divided tribal and ethnic lines, your economy is faltering, and your people are suffering. What global position are you even talking about? Ethi is known for conflict, starvation, and endless civil war. Get over it you lost.
No surprise that these few but loud so called Eritreans cheering Abiy/Ethiopia to attack Eritrea now were just 5 years ago begging TDF to march on Asmera.
Like we said then, nothing but brainless, opportunistic parasites. & a curse to whomever they claim to support.
@ICU2clear@FevenYemaney Economy you boast about was built under the TPLF, it is now being dismantled by the oil salesman,economy was built without access to Eri ports, so what has changed besides Ethi delusion about needing to own one? Get over it: Eth will remain landlocked no fantasy will change that.
@Chaltu_Bongase Dear Dr. Blallalal,
History has answered you What’s astonishing is how forgetful ethio are Remember your old master, Mengistu? Yes, him. Gaddafi destroyed his country and his people, this is hardly the flex you seem to think it is. Eri is for Eritreans focus deep problems in ethi
@ICU2clear@FevenYemaney Same tired boasting, grandstanding, astonishing how quickly you erase history.Remember Mengistu; lives like a rat now foreign backing and every advantage, Eri won proved could not be broken. you’re deluding yourself. Keep underestimating that resolve history has already answered
The Red Sea was not Ethiopia’s boundary somehow lost in 1993. It was and remains the boundary of the people who never left it.
What most citizens of modern Ethiopia don’t seem to understand is that they have nothing to do with the history of the Red Sea, Adulis, or Axum. The people who lived by the Red Sea in ancient times are still there. Nothing was taken from anyone. We are the people of this sea and these lands.
What is called ancient Ethiopia is the Ge’ez civilization of the modern-day Tigrayan highlands and the Eritrean highlands and coast. Modern Ethiopia is a later state that carries the same name. The ancient culture centered on Adulis and Axum never disappeared. The people who lived there are still there. We speak Tigrinya and Tigre, the living heirs of Ge’ez, in Eritrea and Tigray. We never left.
The seat of power drifted south over the centuries, far from Adulis and Axum, while the people and coastline stayed exactly where they were. Sharing a name does not make the ancient civilization modern Ethiopia. It doesn’t grant modern Ethiopia any claim to the Red Sea, and certainly not a greater claim than the people who have lived there since ancient times and still do.
The only time modern Ethiopia had direct access to the Red Sea was between 1952 and 1991. That control by the invading force was rejected by the rightful owners of the Red Sea and resulted in a decades-long conflict to expel modern Ethiopia from Eritrea.
@Chaltu_Bongase You are so funny! Get real stop with the childish humor if you care about your people. Have you forgotten the history of your ancestries still buried in Eritrea? how sad!
We'll never forget or forgive the endless cruelty & destruction PFDJ has wrought on Eritrea to its core. Ever. Which makes it even more essential now to protect & defend our vulnerable people however possible. & to the traitors cheering Ethiopia against their "own", we see you.
@WeldetnsaeG@SheForJustice Again no Eritrean is ok with Eritrean sovereignty been violated. It’s about protecting Eri and its people not isias and this is why no one trusts people like you who cheer on invading Eri if you had people fighting and dying you would never say such things
@ICU2clear@FevenYemaney And you will face every Eritrean nothing unites Eritreans more than Eritrean sovereignty. Ethiopia always underestimates Eritrean people. It is not about isias it is about Eritrea
@SheForJustice Don’t be fooled Eritrea will have change that is by Eritreans but will never unite with any other to solve our problems Eritrean people will always put Eritrea first.
@Habtishgreat Eritrean land and sea is full of dead Ethiopian soldiers, let’s pray that never happens again. People like you never pay the price, it is poor Ethiopian mothers who bury the cost of that madness. Keep dreaming ,while you sit in your delusion, you will never set foot in Eritrea.