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Ethiopia 🇪🇹: more outlets are confirming the reports of Eritrean troops in northern Tigray. Witnesses told BBC Amharic they saw dozens of trucks pass through Adigrat. bbc.com/amharic/articl
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Thomas van Linge
@ThomasVLinge
Ethiopia 🇪🇹: Eritrean military forces have been spotted in the Tigrayan city of Adigrat and are apparently marching south towards Mekelle. We seem to be days away from an open clash between two states in the Horn addisstandard.com/eritrean-troop
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What has changed on the battlefield? The Ethiopian government has been increasingly raising rhetoric about Eritrea, including claims concerning Eritrea’s role in the conflict and Ethiopia’s longstanding interest in securing maritime access to the Red Sea. So what has changed on
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Eri_Blooming ,🇪🇷
@eri_blooming
BBC Amharic is using images from 2022 as if they are 2026, spreading misinformation
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EritreanPost 🇪🇷🇸🇴🇩🇯🇸🇩🇪🇬
@eritrean_post
Replying to @_hudsonc
As CIA analyst u know much about war propaganda and u know no satalitte imagery confirms an eritrean incursion into Ethiopia but u chose to lie. not even ur government in Washington or the UN said so. Even the pictures used by BBC are from the 2018 border opening
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The powerful Eritrean Army is relaxing at home, while the rotten and useless regime in Addis Ababa crying out to the world with lies. Well the truth is....the Allied force are delivering an upper cut, 5counts....5 to go for TKO
I find it surprising how much energy Eritrean accounts are putting into denying this because ultimately - this is the smart thing to do. If Ethiopia is inevitably going to try invading, why wait for war until they have defeated their internal threats.
Who do we root for here? My understanding is that form a liberal democrat POV, Ethiopia is very bad but Eritrea is worse. Anyway, let's hope for a short war.
Why do you have to report only the false narrative of Ethiopia
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Yemane G. Meskel 🇪🇷
@hawelti
The Potemkin Party regime has been incessantly beating the drums of war and openly stating - from the Prime Minister down to its senior military and political officials - that it will launch a war of aggression against Eritrea to acquire what it calls "sovereign access to the