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A former US Gov’t IT contractor pleaded guilty to conspiring to commit espionage. Between 2021-23, he abused his administrative access to steal classified documents, satellite imagery & notes, passing them to Ethiopian officials for their war on #Tigray. justice.gov/opa/pr/former-us…

Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki backs Russian invasion of Ukraine, saying the country itself is an "invention" of the West to hold Moscow back and contain its influence.

ትግራይን በተመለከተ የተማርኩት ትልቁ ትምህርት.....

Footage purportedly showing foreign military personnel discussing what appears to be military equipment in central Tigray, near the Eritrean border, has triggered an extraordinary wave of reactions. Foreign involvement in Tigray’s devastating wars is hardly a revelation. The region has long been a battleground for competing domestic and external interests. What is particularly striking, however, is the irony of the TPLF vice-president sharing the footage to condemn the presence of foreign mercenaries, even as his own party’s leadership is aligning with foreign forces in its struggle for political survival.

English speaking foreign mercenaries in Tigray.

It’s interesting. High-ranking Eritrean generals use Ethiopia’s phone network while working hard to destabilize Ethiopia. These generals are very sick.

The controversy surrounding the renaming of Dimtsi Woyane tigray reveals something far more troubling than a dispute over a media institution. It exposes how deeply the TPLF succeeded in blurring the distinction between a political party and the identity of an entire people. Who decided that a partisan propaganda institution, which helped sustain decades of political monopoly and distorted Tigray’s political culture, should be treated as an indispensable symbol of Tigrayan identity? I understand why committed TPLF supporters resist the change. What I find intellectually indefensible is the position of those who claim to oppose the TPLF while treating its former propaganda apparatus as though it were embedded in Tigray’s DNA. The legitimate concern over attempts to erase Tigrayan history must never become an excuse for preserving the political mythology of the TPLF. Renaming a broadcaster is not, by itself, historical erasure. Destroying historical records would be. Tigray existed before the TPLF, and it will exist long after it. A people whose identity is reduced to the institutions of a political party have not yet achieved genuine political emancipation

Putin MEETS Eritrea President Isaias Afwerki

The reporter asks: "What concrete projects does Eritrea seek to develop with Russia in trade, energy, digital technology, payment systems and food security?" Isaias Afwerki: "We don't come here to talk about Eritrea." 😂

🚨🚨 💣 ሰበር መረጃ!! የህወሓት ቡድን ባለስልጣን የሆኑት አቶ ገብረ ካህሳይ እጃቸውን ለኢትዮጵያ መከላከያ ሰራዊትና የትግራይ የሰላም ኃይል ሰጥተዋል።

The fascist regime of Abiy Ahmed has murdered 12 civilians in Rama today, 30 October 2026, using drone strikes. Tigrayan civilians and civilian infrastructure have been his main targets since he launched the genocidal war against Tigray on November 4, 2020. #TigrayGenocide @hrw @amnesty @UN_HRC @UNHumanRights

📌 EXCLUSIVE | Eritrea’s president speaks out on sanctions, integration, and Russia–Africa relations 👇 Watch Isaias Afwerki's full interview with Sputnik Africa during the 3rd Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow.

President Isaias was in Moscow for the Russia-Africa Summit. In an interview with Sputnik, he made it abundantly clear he was “not coming from the vantage point of Eritrea and Eritrean interests because it has nothing to do with the reality on the ground.” One is at a loss what to make of such a statement coming, as it does, from a leader of an impoverished nation that spends most of its meager resources more to bankroll destabilizing campaigns throughout the region than in building badly needed clinics or schools. Far from pursuing bilateral relations that could perhaps help improve the plight of his people, he has made it perfectly clear he is more interested in ‘righting the wrongs’ in the global financial system including addressing the containment policy against Russia than in taking care of bread and butter issues of the people of Eritrea. In light of President Isaias’ proclivities to punching above his weight, such grandstanding is not entirely out of character. What’s so striking about his remarks in Moscow, however, his dismissal of the relevance of individual countries’ cases including that of Eritrea as agenda in the summit in Moscow called exactly to address Russia’s relations with African countries. Many on social media were commenting on President Isaias’ dejected look, with his hands loosely hanging by his waist, and looking confused and out of place. Indeed, for a casual observer, the Eritrean president cut a sad figure throughout the summit and appeared to have difficulty fitting in the hustle bustle in Moscow. But that’s beside the point. The bottomline is President Isaias didn’t hold any bilats, didn’t address the gathering nor proffer his unsolicited views on global order to the Summit. He was just too bored to broach such silly subjects as Russo-Eritrean relations or Russo-African relations. If anything, this is yet another admission by the Eritrean President for life that when it comes to his priorities as a leader it is the unfairness in the global order, not Eritrea’s national interest, that comes front and center. After all, Eritrea has always been too small a project for a president whose imperial overreach knows no boundaries.

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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.

📌 EXCLUSIVE | Eritrean president slams unilateral sanctions as modern "slavery," demands their removal Current restrictive measures serve as tools of imposing conditionalities, containing Russia, and controlling Africa, Isaias Afwerki told Sputnik Africa during the Russia-Africa Summit. 👉 No one has the right to impose sanctions, he argued, describing them as "unlawful" and "illegal" violations of international law and fundamental UN resolutions.

📌 EXCLUSIVE | Strategic Russia-Africa partnership requires overcoming adversarial blocks: Eritrean president The new action plan must go beyond minor adjustments, Isaias Afwerki told Sputnik Africa on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa Summit. 👉 He emphasized the strategic seriousness of the partnership for both African nations and Russia.

ዘይተገማቲ ሰብ ኹን✍️ ተክላይ ገ/መድህንን ዶ/ር ፍስሃ ሃፍተፅዮን ኣብ ጎደናታት ሓዱሽ ኣበባ። ኣቱም ኣብ በረኻ ዘለኹም ኣሕዋትና ምንባር ጥዑም ምኳኑ እዚ ፎቶ እኹል እዩ።