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[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@DaeronaC A courageous move. Hats off, #DaeonaC. Calm heads must prevail. #Ethiopia|ns & #Eritrea|ns are brothers and sisters. We must drop the wars & the threat-driven politics. But let's be clear-eyed, #Isaias has no record of peace. Forget #Ethiopia, he's done nothing for his own people

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

#Ethiopia must make domestic de-escalation the heart of its foreign policy. Foreign policy begins at home.
Replicate the Tigray Peace Force model. #OPF in Oromia, #APF in Amhara. Win hearts and minds -and the war is won @GHessebon @HornReview @AlMariam1

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@NeaminZeleke @AbiyuBerlie A rat's witness is a sparrow & you two prove it daily. Ad nauseam, Abiy this, Abiy that. You two & Andargachew, the axis of misery, incapable of seeing beyond your own bellies. Stooges of Shabya. You wasted years in Eritrea's desert for nothing, & you expect good from Isaias.

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@eri_id_ Wedi Afeworki, I'm embarrassed 4you. Egypt midwifed your statehood, they summon you like a child. No aircraft of your own. you fly in to pay homage to your master. you know z history Gundet/Gura/Yohannes/Alula. total annihilation of pasha's forces. UR masters've forgotten. Have U

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@MollaJejaw Name me ONE army on this planet that sings and dances in the middle of war. You can't. Only #Ethiopia's! #Ethiopians are a peace-loving people. They don't seek war. But attack #Ethiopia, and you'll meet an army that sings while it destroys you -> just like their forefathers did.

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@oldtrafford1879 @AbiyAhmedAli Calling your dictator "difficult" isn't a compliment, it just confirms he's a stone head. And if you knew how deeply Rice & Co. were embedded with the Meles admin, how they strangled Eritrea with sanctions and isolation- you'd have kept quiet. That's why Shabya loathes Woyane.

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@Jawar_Mohammed Let's be honest. Jawi's sudden charm offensive is about one thing: a seat in the new administration. His latest posts? A job application disguised as advice- what the government should do, shouldn't do, and his oh-so-shocked takes on the ENDF. BTW, Peace!

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@SirakBahlbi Eritrea. Thirty-five years. No elections. No constitution. No parliament. No press. No Dev't. Nothing but gulags and you have the nerve to lecture a country that's actually building democracy.

Your precious Alamein accord won't stop #Ethiopia. Dream on.

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

@Deee_luul Thanks to #Ethiopia, you would have been overrun by Al-shabaab. Be grateful, the little that's left of Mogadishu would be gone by now, and your audacity in calling #Ethiopia failed is pathetic. Let's go #Somaliland

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

Enjoy - your "supreme leader" who came to power asking you to choose b/n 'slavery or freedom' has since turned your country and its people into his own subjects, slaves, @HornReview

[Sirak Bahlbi @SirakBahlbi]

If you want to cringe for ten minutes straight, watch this self-promotional video Abiy Ahmed released just before rising to power in 2018.

It is embarrassing on every level. He pretends to “speak from the heart” while visibly reading from a script. He forces a strange, fake American accent. The delivery is awkward, filled with errors and rehearsed emotion that fails spectacularly.

But the most revealing part is what he doesn’t say.
Not once — not once — does Abiy mention #Ethiopia’s supposed “need” for sovereign access to the sea. This is the same man who now claims that he has “documented evidence” stretching back years about Ethiopia’s right to a coast. Yet in this carefully staged pre-power interview, the topic never even crosses his mind.
And ironically, it’s clear he had not yet been embraced by the UAE. In the video, he actually calls the UAE and Turkey “emerging threats” to the region — the exact opposite of the alliances he now depends on for survival.

The whole clip exposes the contradiction between Abiy’s past claims, his current narratives, and the foreign patrons he later aligned himself with.

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

oh, really ... here is one for you

[Bashir Hashi Yussuf @BashirHashiysf]

The world admires the #Eritrea-n president Asayas Afewerki for his patience

Abiy and his party prosperity, the Ethiopian lobbyists the regional leaders, the ENDF generals and cadres and some foreign lobbyists openly declaring war against Eritrea a souvenir country for 3 years
To invade Eritrea by force or by any means for ownership of Asseb port.

Do you know the reason why Isaias Afwerki Has Been The First and Only President of Eritrea Since Independence In 1993,
For several reasons:

1. The world is undergoing major changes.
2. Africa is becoming more aware of its potential.
3. The Horn of Africa is seeking stability and development.
The interview offers insight into President Afwerki’s vision for Eritrea and the African continent. Eritrea, known for leading Africa’s longest guerrilla war for independence, now stands as a nation where nine ethnic groups and various religions coexist peacefully.
The discussion explores why Western powers may feel threatened by Eritrea’s independence and unity seeing it as a challenge to ongoing neo-colonial influence. It presents important lessons for a continent that remains rich in resources but is often exploited, divided, and under pressure.
This is a message of hope, and a call to consider: who will emerge as the next leader capable of inspiring all of Africa on its journey toward justice and progress.
A leader in need
A leader in deed
Here comes PIA,
The Independence seed
The Eritrean breed.
Long Lives President Isaias Afwerki!

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

9/ Finally, #Ethiopia should assert ownership of #Assab outright, rather than treating access as something to be traded (e.g., land swaps, or concessions involving EAL or energy). Yes, the claim must be pursued through peaceful means, intl law, diplomacy @GHessebon @HornReview

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

Minister @GHessebon recent major foreign policy speech on the complex and often tense relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea is profound. I love to highlight a few points that deserve to be repeated, @HornReview

[Ethiopian Chronicle @Ethiopianna]

8/ For millennia, #Ethiopia has been a country bounded by the #RedSea to the east and the #Nile to the west. How is it that the schemes of a rebel groups have been allowed to strip her of her natural access to the sea? @GHessebon @HornReview