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[ቸጎቬራ ቸቸ @BahlbiY]

News: Eritrea’s Isaias questions Trump’s global agenda despite reported US diplomatic outreach
#Eritrea

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[Captain Eritrea @CaptnEritrea]

The Eritrean dictatorship presents one face in private dealings with the United States, while publicly using Tigrinya (language) rhetoric to criticize and demean the U.S. government—even going so far as to call the White House drug dealers. Instead of that, his speeches should focus on how our independence was hijacked by him. Why would the United States work with this snake? @realyonaswoldu @Ygebre1 @HouseGOP @SenateGOP @realDonaldTrump @DonaldJTrumpJr @TrumpDailyPosts

[ቆንጠጠፈ🇺🇸ARSENAL🩸(ሓቦኛ)💪🏾 @Tesfa_Temelso42]

Eritrean youth should be celebrating opportunities, innovation, education, and freedom. Instead, many face indefinite national service, forced migration, and hopelessness. Independence should create a future people want to stay for — not escape from. #BlueRevolution #RegimeChangeInEritrea #HumanRights @UNHumanRights @amnesty @hrw

[Klaus Gere 🇩🇪💙🇩🇪💙 @KlausGere]

Eritrea’s independence was won through sacrifice and resilience. That history should inspire Eritreans today to continue striving for justice, freedom, and democratic values. A truly independent nation protects the rights and dignity of all its people. #BlueRevolution #Eritrea #TransnationalRepression #NoMorePFDJTerror #JusticeForEritrea @UN @hrw @amnesty @Refugees @RefugeePolitics @UNICEF @UN_HRC @TiborNagy @DrJPPham @martinplaut @UNHumanRight @mrubin1971 @EU_Commission @EUparliament @BBCBreaking @freedomhouse @dwnews @BILD @washingtonpost @PatrickHeinisc1 @BBCWorld @CNN @PatrickHeinisc1 @hessenschau @BILD @faznet @BR_Presse @BAMF_Dialog @DEonHumanRights @IntegrationBund @AwetTesfaiesus @hessencom

[ውባ (ሓቦ ሒዘ)💙🌿✊🏽 @Danitey71250351]

Eritrea is under a totalitarian regime.
While independence is celebrated, youth are still fleeing prisons, endless military service, and exile.
A country is not free when its people live in fear. #NoMorePFDJTerror #Eritrea #eritreaindependeceday #May24 #BlueRevolution

[ሓፍቲ John Black 🥷🏾⚔️ልምዓት @Yo70277Yohana]

Eritreans across the world continue carrying hope for a freer future. Real independence is not only about borders and flags — it is about whether citizens can live freely, speak openly, and dream without fear. That is the vision behind the Blue Revolution. #BlueRevolution #FreeEritrea #JusticeSeekers @BBC @UNHumanRights @amnestyusa

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[ሃርሞኒ/Harmony @Uriel010212]

States that genuinely invest in sports and athletics are, in reality, investing in the future of their youth and, by extension, in the long-term project of nation-building. Sports are not merely recreational activities; they are platforms for discipline, identity, unity, and international representation. When properly supported, they empower young people, nurture talent, and create opportunities that benefit both individuals and the nation as a whole.
In contrast, the PFDJ regime has consistently undermined these very principles. Instead of fostering an environment where young people can grow, excel, and pursue their ambitions, it has worked tirelessly to demoralize and suppress Eritrean youth. Aspiring athletes have seen their dreams crushed, not because of a lack of talent or determination, but because of systemic repression. Many young Eritreans are forced to spend their most productive years not in training grounds or classrooms, but in trenches, military camps, or prisons, as part of a broader system that prioritizes control over development.
The regime does not cultivate talent—it exploits it. Those Eritreans who have managed to achieve recognition, whether from within the country under extremely difficult conditions or from the diaspora, have often succeeded despite the system, not because of it. Athletes like Biniam Girmay, for example, have had to navigate and overcome a deeply unconducive environment to reach the international stage. Yet, once they achieve success, the same system that failed to support them attempts to claim their accomplishments for its own image.
As for members of the diaspora who choose to join the national team, it is undoubtedly their right to do so. However, the very concept of individual rights—especially the freedom to choose—is not something that is meaningfully recognized or practiced within Eritrea itself. While participation in the national team may be framed as patriotism, it is also important to acknowledge that, for many, this is not their first or only choice. In some cases, joining the national team may serve as a strategic move to enhance their careers, gain visibility, or build their professional profiles.
Ultimately, the situation reflects a broader contradiction: a state that publicly celebrates national pride and athletic success, while systematically dismantling the very foundations needed for youth development, freedom, and genuine achievement.
#BlueRevolution #TransnationalRepression #NoMorePFDJTerrorism #Eritrea

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[AronT @Aribanob]

Eritrean national football team's squad for the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers relies heavily on diaspora players who live outside Eritrea and hold second or dual citizenship.

Home-based players often defect and seek political asylum abroad during away matches—a pattern linked to the country's indefinite national/military service policies, with over 60 defections since 2009.

Diaspora players are now being actively called up as a “fix” for the team. Nearly the entire home-based national team had previously fled, forcing the federation to turn to foreign-based players. Only a small number of local (home-based) players are selected.

Eritrea is playing today Eswatini in Morocco today. G00D LUCK.

The full roster below not confirmed

[Muller💙🎹🇳🇴🎼📝Blue @Wedi_Destu]

Youth inside Eritrea are blocked from opportunity.
The Eritrean National Football Team is filled from abroad.

Then the regime presents this as national success.

That’s not pride—that’s propaganda.
#BlueRevoltion
#NoMorePFDJPropaganda

[Muller💙🎹🇳🇴🎼📝Blue @Wedi_Destu]

When the totalitarian regime of Isaias Afwerki fails to invest in youth at home, it turns to diaspora players to represent the nation.

Then it uses their presence to signal “progress” and “unity” on the international stage.
#BlueRevolution
#TransnationalRepression
#NoMorePFDJPropaganda

This isn’t development—it’s image management.

[ጲلا ጦس🌿💙🧢 @abi_msgna]

US facilities like Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, Emirati/Israeli-linked sites in Somaliland (recently recognized by Israel), and Eritrean ports used arms flows could become targets for Iranian or Houthi retaliation.
#AccountabilityNow
#EndRepression
#JusticeForEritreans
#Eritrea

[Merih B.Gebrekidan @MerihBlue]

Addis extended open letters in good faith, making one simple request, "Respect our sovereignty and stop backing rebels”.

Shabia dismissed these entreaties as false accusations.

Then a regime mouthpiece, unremarkable in stature yet audacious enough for all to see, appeared in a video gathering and practically boasted about working with the TPLF and Fano among other things.

When your own guy admits it, “false accusations” doesn’t really work anymore.

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[Samri-Alpha እዝውቲ @EriSamrawit]

The most visible consequence o our country f Eritrea’s political system is not found in official statements it is found in the lives of its people. Every year, thousands of our youth leave their country, not out of choice, but out of necessity. They cross deserts, face traffickers, and risk the Mediterranean Sea. This is not simply migration It is a symptom of systemic failure. A nation that cannot provide:
•Educational freedom
•Economic opportunity
•Political participation
will inevitably lose its most valuable resource its people. The rise of trafficking networks and smuggling routes is not the root cause it is the result of desperation created by closed political and social systems.

Meanwhile, those who once fought for independence, and those who seek reform today, often face imprisonment, silence, or exclusion. This creates a painful contradiction. A country born from sacrifice, yet unable to deliver freedom to its next generation. No nation can develop when its youth are forced to choose between indefinite control and dangerous escape. The future of our country Eritrea depends not on maintaining contro but on restoring dignity, accountability, and opportunity. #BlueRevolution #TransnationalRepression #NoMorePFDJTerror
#JusticeForEritrea #RefugeeRights #StopNationalServiceSlavery
@UNHCR @Refugees @UNHumanRights @amnesty @hrw @UNOCHA @AlJazeera @BBCWorld @BBCAfrica @TiborPNagyJr @martinplaut @ElsaChyrum @AbrahamTesfai10 @asmarino80

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