The Derg launched 8 major offensives to crush the EPLF between 1978-1985.
120,000 #Ethiopia|n troops + Soviet arms + Cuban advisors vs ∼12,000 EPLF fighters.
A 10-to-1 advantage. It failed 8 times.
How #Eritrea was defended against overwhelming odds:
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The 8th Annual NCEA Conference opened in Dallas, TX!
Key leaders Mr. Yosuf Saiq (PFDJ) & Mr. Berhane Gebrehiwet (@EmbassyEritrea ) joined delegates to discuss community growth, youth leadership & diaspora initiatives. 🇪🇷🇺🇸
#Eritrea
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The city of Mendefera in #Eritrea 🇪🇷 is undergoing ongoing renovations and improvements, as seen here. Just because some developments are not visible on social media does not mean that change is not happening. Progress often takes place quietly. Keep moving forward, Eritrea! 🇪🇷
His Excellency the Eritrean Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Osman Saleh, met today with His Excellency Ambassador Mu’shal bin Hamdan Al-Ruqayhe of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, at the headquarters of the Eritrean Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
During the meeting, topics of mutual interest were discussed, along with ways to strengthen the strategic partnership between Eritrea and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, affirming the urgent need to deepen economic cooperation.
Another refreshing shower swept across Asmara today, providing much needed relief from the intense heat.
In #Eritrea, where agriculture depends heavily on seasonal rains and water resources are precious, news of a #rainfall is often treated as good news.
Annual conference of Society of Eritrean Earth Scientists and Mining Engineers
The Society of Eritrean Earth Scientists and Mining Engineers conducted its annual conference on 24 and 25 July in Asmara under the theme “Professional Engagement for Building Shared Values in Mining”.
Mr. Daniel Woldeyohannes, chairman of the society, the society I reminded that the sustainable development of the mining sector depends not only on technical excellence but also on collaboration, knowledge sharing, professional integrity, and c collective commitment to advancing profession.
Mr. Daniel went on to say that the objective of the conference was to bring together Earth Scientists and Mining Engineers, foster professional engagement, promote the exchange of knowledge and experience, and contribute to the responsive and sustainable development of Eritrea’s Mining Industry.
At the conference 14 research papers were presented focusing on overview of Environmental Impact Assessment and Developmental Projects; Bisha Processing Plant overview; Eritrea’s Mining Strategic Roadmap; Zara Mining Share Company update; and General Condition of Mining Industry in Eritrea; among others. The participants conducted extensive discussion on the research papers presented.
The conference also discussed on the role of mining professionals in raising public awareness as well as on the expectation and challenges of Artificial Intelligence in the mining sector.
Society of Eritrean Earth Scientists and Mining Engineers was established on December 2019 and currently has over 300 members.
Pretoria wasn’t peace. Executed under fire. Addis cut a deal with the TPLF while Eritrean & Amhara forces were still fighting beside it, then erased both from the settlement. Amhara was exposed. Tigray rearmed. #Eritrea was sidelined & later blamed.
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The Red Sea Is Catching Up With #Eritrea : Foreign warships are just temporary band-aids. Lasting Red Sea security requires strong, sovereign coastal states that can actually control their own waters.
#Egypt#Saudi
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Members of 39th Round of National Service Depart for Sawa
Eleventh-grade students from the Central Region departed for Sawa today, 27 July, to pursue their 12th-grade education during the 2026/2027 academic year and fulfil their national service obligations as members of the 39th round.
The departing students, 56.2% of whom are female, are travelling to Sawa in two groups. Students from 13 schools departed today, while the remaining students will depart next Friday.
The students said that they understand that going to Sawa offers the dual advantage of successfully completing their 12th-grade education and fulfilling their national service obligations, following in the footsteps of those who participated in previous rounds of national service.
The parents of the students, for their part, explained that they had been preparing their children to exert strong efforts to successfully complete their high school education and live up to the expectations of the martyrs. They also expressed confidence that their children will succeed in their education and other responsibilities during their stay in Sawa.
Students from the Northern Red Sea, Southern Red Sea, Southern, Gash-Barka and Anseba Regions have already departed for Sawa.