Potemkin Party's official media outlets - Ethiopian News Agency (ENA), EBC, and FANA among others - are yet again on overdrive mode this week to churn out, particularly in their domestic broadcasts, fallacious and incendiary vitriol against Eritrea on a daily basis.
The stale and obsolete themes, the inflammatory and provocative packaging, remain the same; i.e.
1. Denigration and denial of Eritrea's hard-won independence that was achieved through precious sacrifices in Africa's longest liberation struggle when its right to decolonization was suppressed in the 1940s on the altar of "overarching" geopolitical interests of some global powers;
2. Repeated and bellicose pronouncements, accompanied by incessant saber-rattling, on the Potemkin Party's inexorable quest for "sovereign access to the sea... through negotiations if possible and force if necessary";
3. Rationalization of a "wider war that would expand to Eritrea's Dahlak Islands for reasons of strategic depth", in order to project and guarantee, in its convoluted views, "viable maritime power";
4. Banal and spurious "economic arguments" for rationalizing war and invasion in order to avoid exorbitant "port fees"; etc.
These are red lines and political blasphemies that should not be countenanced by any normal country.
The sad fact is these are normative for a callous and reckless Potemkin Party that seems to specialize in incubating endless conflicts both at home and in the wider Horn of Africa region (illicit MoU with Somaliland; active and surrogate role in the exacerbation of the conflict in Sudan etc.).
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PP (aka Potemkin Party) political and military officials are in an overdrive mode these days; enveloped as they are in inordinate fanfares to "normalize" their delusional and reckless pursuit of "securing sovereign access to the sea".
They are even harking back to the dark chapter in the modern history of both countries to allude to, and lionize, the annexation period; unlawful and abominable as this is.
As underlined on various occasions before, this is of course a political blasphemy of the highest order; a red line that should not be contemplated or crossed.
PP is dangling this toxic, adventurist, agenda of war and conflict while presiding over an economy that requires intermittent financial injections from the IMF, the WB, and other assorted multilateral and bilateral "donors". The multiple internal wars that are raging in Ethiopia to exact avoidable losses of precious lives and the destruction of property is another quagmire that warrants judicious resolution for the sake and welfare of the Ethiopian people.
And yet, PP officials and their minions seem to indulge in extensive and elaborate gaslighting - hosting Summits on Climate Change; Afro-Caribbean Cooperation etc. - to deceive and hoodwink their domestic and international constituencies rather than seeking enduring solutions to their domestic woes and contributing to a regional climate of stability and cooperation on the basis of legality and common sense.
In Keren, people from the Anseba region commemorated the 55th solemn anniversary of the Ona / Besikdira massacre. The event was held under the theme: "We have not forgotten the savagery of the Ethiopian occupation/regime in the Anseba region." #Eritrea
📷 Dawit Cheway
🇪🇷Eritrea: A Rock-Solid Legal & Historical Foundation
🔴 Historical facts:
• Eritrea’s independence was achieved through decades of struggle and confirmed in a people’s referendum — a matter of history and self-determination. 🇪🇹
🟠 Legal basis:
• Border and territorial questions have established rulings (EEBC 2002) and rest on international law. These are not political talking points — they are legal records.
🔷 Key facts (clear & simple):
✅ Historical ownership: Eritrea’s coastline has passed through colonial administrations (Ottoman, Italian, British for 300+ years); Ethiopia’s occupation of Eritrean ports was a 30-Year episode, not an ancient legal title.
✅ Right to self-determination: Eritrea’s independence was cemented by the people’s sacrifice and choice and international processes. Not on silver plate or we Needed Ethiopia's blessings
✅ Legal recourse exists: Claims between states belong to legal and diplomatic channels, where evidence and precedent decide outcomes.
🔶 A calm reminder:
Law and verified evidence win in a courtroom; rhetoric wins in headlines.
Regional stability requires restraint from all sides and strong diplomacy from international institutions.
💬 Wisdom: “Justice without peace is incomplete; peace without justice is unstable.”
📢 Hashtags: #Eritrea #InternationalLaw #PeaceFirst #HornOfAfrica #DiplomacyNow
The #Eritrean delegation, led by H.E. Osman Saleh Mohammed, Foreign Minister, is participating at the 80th UNGA general debate commencing this Tuesday, 23 September. The Delegation is further engaged in crucial bilateral and high-level meetings reflecting #Eritrea's steadfast principles of sovereignty, inclusive and equitable multilateralism and just world order. #UNGA80 #Eritrea
ዓወትን ክብረትን እምነየሎም:
It was an honor for me to meet & shake hands with team ERITREA which is here to participate in the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025 エリトリア #Eritrea#WCHTokyo25
A tourist visiting Asmara left his phone on a coffee shop table & walked away, curious to see what would happen. After wandering the city he returned to find an employee handing it back to him. Dignified & deeply rooted culture of #Eritrea-Honesty, respect & trust. @BBCAfrica
The Minister of Marine Resources, Mr. Tewolde Qelati, today met in Massawa, the Italian delegation led by Mr. Francesco Lollobrigida, Minister of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty and Forests; and, Mr. Edmondo Cirielli, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation.
The discussions centered on investment in the fisheries sector. The delegation also visited the port and ship-repair facilities in the city.
Excellent Read - #Eritrea Through UN Eyes: Impressions from a Southern Region Tour; by Mussie Efriem
"...This entire experience has been a truly wonderful opportunity to bring the UN team and our partners together, allowing us to witness just how much progress is happening in Eritrea, particularly in the realm of development"; UNRC, Ms Nahla Valji
*"...At the hospital we visited, we saw state-of-the-art facilities, from functional digital X-ray machines to even AI-powered X-ray machines. Of course, Asmara is the center, but strengthening and equipping hospitals around the peripheries with advanced facilities like this aligns with the Eritrean mandate of leaving no one behind. It’s about making sure that what is available in the center also reaches the hard-to-reach, making it very accessible to every Eritrean"; Dr. Nonso Epraim, WHO Acting Director
*"...the deepening of the partnership between the UN and the government, and the strong relationship that currently exists, is one takeaway. The second is something related to the vision of the country. The country really has a vision which has a sense of purpose. In addition to that, I believe the narration of the country must change. The narrative must change to tell the real, positive story of this country. This is why, going back, I’ll be an ambassador of Eritrea to tell what good resides here in terms of the people and in terms of the government’s vision to ensure that development reaches everybody. The third one is personal: that everything is possible when you believe in your purpose. I think this has been the spirit of Eritrea all over these years. They believed and were consistent on what they have believed and their purpose, and this is my personal takeaway"; Mr. Mathias Zana Naab, Director of UNDP Regional Service Center
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Notorious Chief Undertaker/ሓለቓ ገናዞ, Tibor Nagy, is back at his vile, Eritrea-defamation, hatchet job again to recycle discredited allegations against the country in these days of sacred/sombre remembrance of its Martyrs.
And only for a few bucks! It must be pay day and he is probably seeking a pay rise too. What a disgrace to the diplomatic profession!
Abiy Ahmed has played all his cards and lost. He now awaits the final judgment of the Ethiopian people. His gravest strategic miscalculation was abandoning Ethiopia’s historic ties with the countries and peoples of the region to serve the agendas of the UAE, Israel, and the British. In doing so, he turned his back on a geopolitical landscape that is rapidly shifting in the aftermath of the Israel-Iran conflict—one that has realigned Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Sudan, and elevated Eritrea’s strategic position in the Horn.
Meanwhile, the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, and Israel—Ethiopia’s last remaining strategic backers—are caught in a web of conflict and uncertainty, leaving Abiy increasingly isolated. Having burned bridges across the region and lost the confidence of the Amhara, Oromo, and Tigray people, Abiy stands on the edge of political collapse.
History will remember Abiy Ahmed as one of the most reckless and strategically misguided leaders in Ethiopia’s modern era. His downfall is not a question of if, but when.
#Ethiopia
#EthiopiaCrisis
Ethiopian history spans over 3,000 years and is often considered a fabrication. Many elites in Ethiopia tend to exaggerate the accomplishments of their kings to an extreme degree. They promote an empire-state mindset and a state-sponsored narrative that resembles a fairy tale, resulting in a historical account that is likely fictional. It is all ተረተረት.
ETHIOPIA ― World Council of Churches (WCC) Condemns PM Abiy Ahmed Over Civilian Deaths from Drone Strikes in the Amhara region.
On 23 April, more than 100 civilians, including women and children, are reported to have been killed while gathered at a primary school for community activities.
“This atrocity adds to a growing list of similar incidents in recent months, including another devastating drone strike in 2024 that targeted civilians,” said WCC general secretary Rev. Prof. Dr Jerry Pillay.
“The World Council of Churches condemns in the strongest possible terms such attacks on civilian-populated areas.”
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Eritrea’s Future Needs More Hands: A Call to Grow Our Nation 🇪🇷👶
Congratulations to Dr. Fikreyesus on the birthday of your daughter! 🎉
May she, and all Eritrean children, live lives full of peace, prosperity, and purpose.
This joyful occasion reminds us: Eritrea needs more babies! 👶🇪🇷
With vast lands, rich resources, and unlimited potential, Eritrea’s future shines brightest with a growing, vibrant population.
Imagine a 15-million-strong Eritrea, filled with hardworking, patriotic citizens — building the nation our martyrs dreamed of!
I propose:
➡️ Promote larger families across Eritrea
➡️ Celebrate and support every new life
➡️ Strengthen national campaigns that see children as blessings
The foundation is already strong — we just need to amplify it.
More Eritrean hands mean more innovation, more development, and a stronger nation.
Together, we can shape a brighter, bigger Eritrea!
VIDEO: https://t.co/qmrBL1ZIAc
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#GrowEritrea #FutureOfEritrea #EritreaStrong #PopulationGrowth #EritreaDevelopment #ProudToBeEritrean #FamilyIsStrength #BlessedNation #NationBuilding #EritreaNextGen #InvestInTheFuture
The Ministry of Agriculture convened, in collaboation with the FAO, a workshop at the NCEW Conference Hall yesterday, under the over-arching theme: "Enhancing Agribusiness for Sustainable Food Systems".
The Conference, which brought together senior Government officials, UN Represenatives, and sector experts, focused on seven selected commodities critical to national food systems.
Mr. Tekleab Mesghena, the Director General of the Regulatory Services, delivered Opening Remarks. Other Speakers include: Dr. Woldai Futur, Head of the Investment Center; Ms. Nahla Valji, UN Resident Coordinator; Ms. Farazui Zimduzi, FAO's Sub-Regional Director for Eastern Africa; and Mr. Semere Amlesom, Director General of the Agricultural Extension Department.
The Conference featured panel discussions exploring strategies for inclusive economic growth and development in the agricultural sector.
Spectrum of key topics addressed include: investing in agriculture to improve food security; response to climate-related challenges; forging partnerships with international and domestic stakeholders, as well as effective policies to support agricultural transformation.