@zaini875u Breaking, frying, and eating are three sequential steps performed on the same 2 eggs (you break 2 eggs to fry them, and then eat those same 2 fried eggs).
Since only 2 eggs were used in total, 6 - 2 = 4.
There are 4 eggs left.
Recent false and misleading reports have mischaracterized U.S. diplomacy in the Horn of Africa as an attempt to court an “anti-Ethiopian alliance.” That narrative is both inaccurate and needlessly inflammatory.
The United States works with Ethiopia and all countries across the Horn of Africa and the wider Red Sea region to advance shared priorities.
Engagement with one regional partner should not be distorted into hostility toward another. U.S. diplomacy is not about creating rival blocs or deepening divisions—it is about working constructively with all partners to prevent conflict and promote lasting peace and security.
Only 5 days remain to make history through the united arm of all Ethiopians by planting 800 million seedlings in a single day! In these remaining days, I call upon my beloved fellow citizens to make the necessary preparations, rise with determination, and ensure the victory we will achieve in our unity.
Together, let us plant hope!
#GreenLegacy
Reda Getachew, advisor to the #Ethiopian Prime Minister on East African affairs, states that the country's lack of access to the sea poses a major challenge. Against this backdrop, the #UAE is a key partner in resolving logistics issues. https://t.co/CpytLKvJB3
The Eritrean model of forced conscription is being replicated across Tigray by a criminal and regressive group. These photos were taken this morning in Adigudom, where face-covered militants are seen rounding up young people. Mothers were reportedly crying as their children were taken away.
This must stop. Everyone who values peace should exert maximum pressure on this war-mongering group to end these abuses. #Tigray #Peace #Ethiopia @hrw@amnesty@EUinEthiopia@UKinEthiopia@USEmbassyAddis@IGADsecretariat@_AfricanUnion
I officially welcome His Excellency President Daniel Francisco Chapo of Mozambique to Ethiopia.
As the Land of Origins, Ethiopia is a place of boundless opportunity, opening her arms to the world and inviting partners to rediscover their shared roots and grow through cooperation. Through our genuine partnership we affirm that Ethiopia is far more than a destination, it is a second home for all who seek visionary growth and transformation upon mutual respect. I hope that your stay will bring us a productive outcome, laying a foundation of shared success and enduring friendship.
I attended and shared my thoughts at a consultative forum organized under the theme 'Social Development for Nation Building,' where major achievements in the social sector over the past years were presented.
Although social sector development, unlike other physical infrastructures does not yield immediate or tangible results, it lays a sustainable and critical foundation for the nation.
Despite current challenges, Ethiopia is being built at a rapid pace, faster than many realize. Even with our resource limitations, there is no social sector where improvement has not been attempted. However, since much work remains to translate our set goals into practice and ensure they achieve their purpose, we must stand together. Just as one hand cannot clap alone, the community must join in as a stakeholder alongside the government’s initiatives.
Ethiopia is a land of many heroes who have strengthened the country through generational continuity. The Special Operations Command of the Defense Forces, over the past 65 years, has carried out outstanding missions that have made Ethiopia proud, demonstrating unbreakable resilience through numerous challenges. Currently, through defense reform efforts, the command has been reorganized in a modern manner in terms of structure, manpower, and equipment, incorporating airborne, commando, and special counter-terrorism forces. It stands in a reliable position to carry out its duties effectively at any time and under any conditions.
As the command celebrated its 65th anniversary, it publicly showcased the modern military capabilities it has built, the readiness of its personnel, and its tactical proficiency. In particular, the integrated water-borne exercise shown today, as well as the various military skills demonstrated in coordination by airborne and commando members, confirmed the high level of capability of the armed forces.
The initiative to transform the lives of our farmers through the Rural Corridors Program is advancing nationwide. The Mede Jalela kebele rural corridors development in East Wellega zone, includes modern solar power, biogas systems, livestock pens, bathrooms, and landscaped green spaces, creating a sustainable and dignified living environment for the community.