عندما يحاول الإريتريون إفهام أتباع آبي أحمد بعض الأمور بالعقل والمنطق، لكن الرسالة تظل عصيّة على الفهم، فحسناً، أحياناً لا بد من الانتقال إلى لغة يفهمونها أخيراً! 😂
@tesfanews
"Eritrea recognizes the vital importance of constructive, principled international engagement. Through frameworks like the UN SDCF our nation continues to collaborate with UN agencies and international partners in areas that align with our national development goals".
This is ethiopia's #colonel@AbiyAhmedAli copy-master. The #Plagerizer, well known for his habitual #plagiarism.
This time round, he copied #JFK's entire speech as it is, with zero credit. This is beyond a national shame and embarrassing.
Building Artificial Intelligence Capabilities for Eritrea’s Development: Reflections from UN Day 2026; by Mussie Efriem
"The high-level dialogue in Asmara offered an opportunity to examine Artificial Intelligence in relation to Eritrea’s development priorities, emphasizing the importance of capability-building, relevance to the local context and responsible engagement. Its central themes extended beyond the adoption of new technologies to include education, research, connectivity, data quality, institutional readiness and collaboration. These considerations are essential to determining where AI can make a meaningful contribution and how its potential can be explored without losing sight of the needs it is intended to serve".
https://t.co/Un6pfTVi9l
The Eritrean Defense Forces remains stationed entirely within the internationally recognized borders of Eritrea. EDF’s posture is explicitly defensive, strictly aligned with established international boundaries & fully compliant with international law.
https://t.co/NZs89gXNSk
☀️☀️☀️ON The LIGHTER SIDE☀️☀️☀️
Public speeches may be hazardous at times. Indeed, one has to choose one's words carefully.
As it happens, the omission of this clause: "In the famous words of President Kennedy..." by the speaker seems to be main reason behind the uproar that has gone viral in social media in past two days!
https://t.co/bJ2uC5JqQY
The Al Jazeera post is not an isolated threat. It is a direct response to a devastating internal war Ethiopia is currently losing. Abiy’s warning to Eritrea is born from desperation. His government is fighting a renewed, ferocious war against the TPLF in the north.
This threatens the stability of his entire government. Threatening Eritrea with "extremely severe" consequences is a move of weakness. A smarter option would have been de-escalation.
Ethiopia descending into utter chaos is a real possibility. If Abiy continues this trajectory, the country won't just face protests; it will face a "polycrisis" of interlocking ethnic conflicts, economic ruin, and political rebellion on a scale never seen before.
What we could witness won’t look like Paris. It will look like a failed state: 120M+ people fracturing along ethnic lines, millions displaced, and a wider regional war drawing in Eritrea, Sudan, and Egypt. It is an existential threat to the Ethiopian state—impossible to reverse once it spirals.
@SecRubio@marcorubio@US_SrAdvisorAF@AsstSecStateAF@UnderSecStateP@StateDept@statedeptspox@mfa_russia@MFA_China@ChinaAmbUN@antonioguterres@UN
#Ethiopia #Eritrea #Tigray #HornOfAfrica #RedSea #UNSC #Sudan #Somalia #Egypt
Will the UNSC and the AU Rein in Ethiopian’s Expansionism and Aggression?
by Adulis Tewolde
*...Today, the Horn of Africa confronts another dangerous juncture. The current Ethiopian ruling party has explicitly framed 'sovereign access to the sea' as a 'strategic imperative', that must be 'ascertained through negotiations if possible and by force if necessary'. Ethiopia’s intensive and provocative pronouncements conducted for over three years now as well as associated acts are indeed tantamount to a declaration of war. And finally, on 9 October this month, Ethiopia formally notified the UN Security Council that it has declared war against Eritrea under the preposterous allegations of 'Eritrea’s invasion''.
*"...Both the UN and the AU are intergovernmental organizations designed to reflect the collective position of their member states. In this context, it is imperative that these institutions uphold, without any equivocation, the fundamental pillars of the UN Charter and the AU’s Constitutive Act on the full respect of sovereignty, territorial integrity and political independence of all Member States. Indeed, respect for these principles is sine qua non for peaceful relations between States".
*"...Eritrea has already paid a heavy price for the international community’s past failures. Its long struggle for independence and its insistence on the implementation of the EEBC decisions underscore the importance of defending sovereignty, territorial integrity, and the peaceful settlement of disputes".
*"The question now is whether the institutions established to safeguard international peace and security will fulfill their responsibilities. Will the Security Council, the African Union, and the wider international community rein in Ethiopia’s Prosperity Party expansionist ambitions and deter aggression? Or will the defense of the UN Charter’s most fundamental principles once again be left to Eritrea alone, with all the catastrophic costs that such a failure entails".
https://t.co/MF4VJnafRw
@BashirHashiysf Don’t blame @BashirHashiysf he simply doesn’t know the history. If he understood what Mr. Besrat explained, he would not minimize the sacrifices Eritreans made for Eritrea’s independence. @BashirHashiysf ask for translation.