@davidshiferaw1@_hudsonc Exactly the failed state country Ethiopia is history anymore, its is in the no return state , did you see what is happening in welega that is the last phase of a failed state, Oromuma expantionist,
I have one question for Abiy Ahmed! Which #Ethiopia is he talking about? Does he consider #Tigray as part of Ethiopia? As far as I understand there was no Election in Tigray and parts of Amhara today.
Therefore is he accepting the break down of #Ethiopia ?
Support Team Eritrea! πͺπ·β½οΈ Eritreaβs national team has started training, with overseas players joining the squad. The road ahead is challenging, and the team needs our full support.
Letβs stand behind Team Eritrea and cheer them on!
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#KingAbiy on his coronation - sorry election said 'Whatever the result I will accept with grace'. Just as well othwerise his opponent, Abiy Ahmed would be in trouble.
Egypt and Eritrea are quietly building one of the most consequential alliances in the Horn of Africa.
Eritrea gains economic re-engagement. Sudan's military gains strategic backing. Somalia gains sovereignty leverage. Egypt gains Red Sea depth and Nile pressure.
Every player has independent incentives. That's what makes this durable.
π§΅ Op-Ed: RED SEA CHESS β The Egypt-Eritrea Axis Rewiring the Horn of Africa
https://t.co/ON8j5ff1vM
By @AbdiwahabSheik7
ETHIOPIA ββ‘οΈAmid the ongoing road transport blockade in the Oromia region, aimed at disrupting what opponents describe as Abiy Ahmed's illegitimate election process, OLA forces say that under "Operation Egeree Oromiyaa" they freed hundreds of civilians who had been detained in Suroo Bargudda, West Guji.
According to OLA claims, many of those released were mothers who had been held for refusing to accept election cards issued by the authorities or declining to publicly denounce the OLA.
The incident is yet another sign of the Abiy Ahmed government's shrinking grip on the country. Having lost effective control over Tigray and facing mounting challenges across large parts of Amhara and Oromia, the regime appears increasingly unable to impose its authority beyond major urban centers.
Meanwhile, ordinary civilians continue to bear the devastating human cost of a widening national crisis.