Is Eritrea Planning To Invade Djibouti?

DR OSMAN

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I am not sure if this is 'factual'. I hope it is tho. Eritrea should topple this 'regime' in Djibouti and not be satisfied with only land expansion and Eritrea should put in an 'afar' president, who by the way are the true majority not these minority Issa.

I also warn PL, do not send livestock to this IRIR coward like the 2007 war between eritrea-djibouti, let him fall, he is a cancer in the region, he can't even protect his own land in Sitti, do u think he cares for Anfar land or other Somali clan land. LET IOG fall and the region will be far healthier.
 
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Interesting hypothesis. I personally believe there is more of a chance of an Ethiopia v. Eritrea conflict rather than one with Djibouti.. <at least for now>. One interesting side note is that Eritrea has recently began purchasing weapons such as modern drones from Russia and has increased it's diplomatic relations with Iran&China. Only time will tell as to what their long term plan is.
 
I am not sure if this is 'factual'. I hope it is tho. Eritrea should topple this 'regime' in Djibouti and not be satisfied with only land expansion and Eritrea should put in an 'afar' president, who by the way are the true majority not these minority Issa.

I also warn PL, do not send livestock to this IRIR coward like the 2007 war between eritrea-djibouti, let him fall, he is a cancer in the region, he can't even protect his own land in Sitti, do u think he cares for Anfar land or other Somali clan land. LET IOG fall and the region will be far healthier.

Dr Osman, why is your analysis so short-sighted? 🤣

Even if Eritrea would 'topple' the Djiboutian gov't and forcefully install an Afar leader, it would certainly not happen without a major internal power struggle between the different communities of Djibouti. With a high likelihood of spreading the conflict across the border into Ethiopia.

The aftermath will definitely *not* be 'healthy' for the region. I'm not referring to removing IOG from power, but involving Eritrea in this operation. I have ZERO interest in an upheaval that would certainly put DDS in turmoil, especially the northern parts (Sitti & Faafan) :kanyeshrug:
 
Interesting hypothesis. I personally believe there is more of a chance of an Ethiopia v. Eritrea conflict rather than one with Djibouti.. <at least for now>. One interesting side note is that Eritrea has recently began purchasing weapons such as modern drones from Russia and has increased it's diplomatic relations with Iran&China. Only time will tell as to what their long term plan is.

Yeah, Ethiopia is more of a threat to Eritrea than Djibouti is and will ever be. Also, the fact that Djibouti has American, Chinese, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, British and Saudi Arabian military bases on its soil will make sure that Eritrea thinks twice before engaging military with Djibouti. Who also happens to be a western ally, while Eritrea is on the other end of the spectrum, being heavily sanctioned and an outcast in the 'international community'.

A war involving Eritrea and Ethiopia recently ended. But the gov'ts of the two countries were on allying side. With that said, the Tigrayan war did certainly not end as Eritrea anticipated and they were told to evacuate their forces from Ethiopia. The relations between Isias and Abiy is currently tense. Despite this, I don't think a major war will occur in the near future between them.
 
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DR OSMAN

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Yeah, Ethiopia is more of a threat to Eritrea than Djibouti is and will ever be. Also, the fact that Djibouti has American, Chinese, Japanese, French, Italian, German, Spanish, British and Saudi Arabian military bases on its soil will make sure that Eritrea thinks twice before engaging military with Djibouti. Who also happens to be a western ally, while Eritrea is on the other end of the spectrum, being heavily sanctioned and an outcast in the 'international community'.

A war involving Eritrea and Ethiopia recently ended. But the gov'ts of the two countries were on allying side. With that said, the Tigrayan war did certainly not end as Eritrea anticipated and they were told to evacuate their forces from Ethiopia. The relations between Isias and Abiy is currently tense. Despite this, I don't think a major war will occur in the near future between them.

We insult Hamar for being amisom brothel, while u boast that djibouti is an international military brothel.

anti GIF


If you can't protect yourself, your not a real nation to begin with. Then ppl wonder why im ANTI IRIR. Going from the most powerful military in Africa that required russian-cuban-south yemen intervention, all the way down to 'lets be a military brothel' for the world(djibouti model) or africa(mogadishu model).

Ima bigger dh1lo then you Mogadishu miyay sheekadu maraysa.

jim carrey attorney GIF


@Abdalla @Thegoodshepherd No wonder @LasanoodBoy he wants Siyad Barre back, so do I. This shit would never be tolerated
 
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We insult Hamar for being amisom brothel, while u boast that djibouti is an international military brothel.

anti GIF


If you can't protect yourself, your not a real nation to begin with. Then ppl wonder why im ANTI IRIR. Going from the most powerful military in Africa that required russian-cuban-south yemen intervention, all the way down to 'lets be a military brothel' for the world(djibouti model) or africa(mogadishu model).
Warya, I'm neither Djiboutian nor IRIR :camby:

I was just making a reflection based on the Djibouti's current circumstances. Waxaa intaas ka baxsan ee ku saabsan Jabuuti, shaqo kuma lihi 🤣
 

DR OSMAN

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Puntland will continue being a Model for this whole region, following in Oman foreign policy model, we shall not tolerate any foreign military base with foreign soldiers away from their wives on our soil on a matter of principle. Secondly, our land will not be sacrificed to host 'wars' between competing powers for pathetic 'military base rental' fees.

We are not interested in the 'war economy'
 
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