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To the Isaias loyalists and supporters who put one man above their own people and country: look at these pictures. They tell you a lot.
Ask yourselves why the young people aren’t showing up. Is Isaias still relevant? Where is all this heading?
Remember, our armed struggle was driven by the younger generation, not by empty slogans. That kind of political theatre isn’t going to work anymore. The younger generation is fed up. You can fill a room with speeches, flags and slogans all you want, but you cannot manufacture genuine support. Those days are over.
Now ask yourselves something harder: Is this what our people fought for? Did our people give their lives so that one man could rule without being answerable to anyone?
Did our people pay such a heavy price for independence, only to see generations forced to flee their homeland, scattered across the world as refugees and immigrants, searching for the opportunities and dignity they cannot find at home?
Remember, our martyrs sacrificed for a free and dignified Eritrea. They did not sacrifice for a country without freedom, opportunity or hope.
Instead, we have one man dragging our country from one war to the next, from one crisis to another, while ordinary Eritreans continue to pay the price. This serves neither our national interests nor the interests of our people.
That’s why enough is enough. It’s time for a new direction and a government that puts our people first and Eritrea above everything else.
As always, DIA lectures the world about what everyone should or shouldn’t do, claiming he has all the answers. But we gave him 35 years to build our country , and look where we are #Eritreans scattered as refugees across the world while our people back home struggle for the most basic necessities.
35 years of lectures, zero accountability.
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📌 EXCLUSIVE | Western-dominated global financial system blocks Africa-Russia trade: Eritrean president
Concrete trade, investment, and economic joint projects cannot progress until fundamental global obstacles are addressed, Isaias Afwerki told Sputnik Africa.
👉 The "containment policy against Russia" must be overcome first, he said on the sidelines of the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.
Eritreans are hardworking people who build businesses and invest in countries around the world. Yet in their own homeland, the #PFDJ blocks investment and opportunity, leaving people facing hunger, unemployment, limited education, and isolation from the world. Eritrea deserves freedom, opportunity, and a future.
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Eritreans are reportedly investing $55 million in Massawa City Mall in Kampala, Uganda. Our people are building the future everywhere except at home because Eritrea is deliberately held back by one man who refuses to let our nation prosper. We must WAKE UP and unite against our common enemy 👉🏾 Isaias Afwerki.
ኣነ ዝገርመንስ ኣብ ባህልና ዓቢ ይዓርቅ ፡ ህድእ ኢሉ ነግራት ይገናዝብ ፥ ኣብ ቤት እምንት ጸሎት ይገብሩ ን ፈጣሪ ፡ ናይዝን ገሊኤን ኣዴታት ግን ንዑ ሙቱ ንሕና ክንብር ኮይኑ
ምሕረት ይውርደልክን እዚ ጽላለ እምበር ናይ ጥዕና ኣይኮነን'ዶ
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My conversation with Teklay on #Eritrea, on its diversity, on the #Eritrean regime,on #Ethiopian misconceptions about the country and the armed struggle, and other issues
Our interview with @mkheirom. We discuss how the Isaias regime treats its non-Tigrigna-speaking population.
youtu.be/CDz5xd7QAvs?si=uIkW…
Ethiopia takes delivery of 12 Su-35 Russian fighter jets ahead of schedule as regional tensions rise africa.businessinsider.com/l…
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In Eritrea, access to clean water remains a daily struggle for many people. Families face hardship just to meet one of life’s most basic needs, while the #PFDJ regime continues to deny citizens their fundamental rights. Water is not a privilege it is a human right. Eritreans deserve dignity, justice, and a better future. 🇪🇷
#Eritrea #HumanRights
Those gathering in support of the brutal #PFDJ regime should ask themselves one question: What rights have they ever enjoyed back home? Many are over 60 and have spent most of their lives abroad, yet still defend a regime that denies Eritreans their basic freedoms. The truth is clear
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The Eritrean diaspora's involvement in their homeland's affairs has evolved into a well-structured, purposeful movement, reflecting both deep commitment and strategic organisation. For over fifty years, they have played a critical role in supporting the EPLF throughout its protracted struggle for independence from Ethiopian rule. Their contributions were not limited to financial assistance; they also provided essential resources, mobilisation efforts, and advocacy on international platforms, which bolstered the EPLF's cause. Additionally, during the border conflict that erupted with Ethiopia in 1998, the diaspora’s support proved invaluable. They galvanised community resources and rallied international sympathy to uphold Eritrea’s sovereignty amidst external aggression. Today, in the face of renewed hostilities and military campaigns from Ethiopia, the Eritrean diaspora continues to demonstrate its unwavering resolve. They are actively participating in efforts to counter such aggression, showing their readiness to defend Eritrea’s territorial integrity and national identity with the same fervour as during the independence struggle. This collective action reflects their enduring connection to their homeland and their commitment to a stable, secure future for the Eritrean people. #EmbassyMedia
Home Secretary threatens Eritrea with visa penalties gov.uk/government/news/home-…
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Fellow Eritreans, our sovereignty & territorial integrity are permanent. No force can take them. Our focus must stay on removing the Isaias regime that dragged us into this mess. We’ve already proven we can make miracles on our own. Stay calm, stay united. #OpenEritrea #Eritrea
Brother othman , this reflects a long-standing pattern under the #PFDJ regime: a lack of transparency, accountability, and professional representation. After more than three decades, #Eritrea|n diplomacy should be based on openness, credibility, and direct engagement with the international community—not anonymous accounts or selective narratives.
The continued displacement and suffering of #Eritreans raise serious questions about the government’s policies and priorities. Eritrean citizens deserve honesty, accountability, and leadership that serves the public interest rather than concealing information.
We should also recognize that #Eritrea|’s challenges cannot be attributed solely to external forces. The policies and actions of the country’s own leadership must be examined critically. #Eritrea|’s future depends on transparency, accountability, and a genuine commitment to the well-being of its people.
To all Eritrean diplomats and embassy representatives: We know you’re on X. Enough hiding in the shadows! Your job is to represent Eritrea, not lurk on the sidelines. Why do you wait for @hawelti to tweet before amplifying its posts through suspicious, anonymous accounts? This is fucking ridiculous. Create REAL accounts under your REAL names. Stand behind your words and do the job you’re supposed to do. Enough lurking. Enough hiding. STOP HIDING AND START REPRESENTING YOUR COUNTRY!
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Eritrean soldiers have reportedly been seen driving through northern Ethiopia. Eritrea denies that its troops have crossed the border town of Zelambessa.
Al Jazeera’s Malcolm Webb reports.
Eritrean troops drive through northern Ethiopian town, witnesses say reuters.com/world/africa/eri…
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مسؤول لـ«فرانس برس»: قوات إريترية تنتشر في شمال إقليم تيغراي الإثيوبي alwasat.ly/news/480676
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Once again, the #PFDJ is resorting to propaganda to gain support from the diaspora and silence the voices of our people who continue to suffer through one war after another. By constantly creating new enemies, they seek to distract from the real issues. Anyone who blindly believes this narrative should seriously question its motives and credibility.
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Reuters :- A rare glimpse inside #Eritrea. Internet access is heavily restricted, painfully slow, and largely ignored. Young people gather over beer from the state-run brewery, sold in plain bottles. The streets remain eerily quiet, with barely any cars in sight as strict fuel rationing keeps most vehicles off the road.
The Iran war has made Eritrea's Red Sea coast more strategically important, and the country says it's now ready to open up. Reuters got access to one of the world's most secretive countries reut.rs/4zA8emT
