The Sahel will be the new boiling pot for Salafi-Jihadism and a new door is opening in Sudan with the ongoing Civil War. AS is also doing numbers in Somalia. Me personally I think the average Somali would be economically better off under AS rule than the current FGS. Despite their harsh rule and immoral actions, the FGS is full of corruption and has NO intention whatsoever of bettering the life of the average Somali. However AS have DISGUSTING filthy methods in "bettering the nation".
Tigrayan mercenaries captured by the RSF!
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All what you just posted are HGDEF propaganda bsNice you ignore what the Ethiopian army said cite anonymous internat sources.
Ethiopian field marshall Berhanu Jula
said, when I was a military officer during the border war, TPLF gave us the
order to attack Eritrea at first and tell the world that Eritrea first attacked Ethiopia
Fmr US ass secretary of African affairs US ambassador to Ethiopia Herman J Cohen also stated that Ethiopia started the war
US Secretary for African Affairs Herman J Cohen admitted that Ethiopia under the Tigrayan People’s Liberation Front/Meles Zenawi started the 1998 border war with Eritrea. Links is down below
According to several historical sources, on 6 May 1998 Ethiopian troops shot Eritrean soldiers near Badme. This incident provoked a heavy military response from Eritrea, soon matched by Ethiopia, which quickly escalated into war. Source: Globalsecurity.org https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/world/war/eritrea.htm
According to leaked conversation of UN official Joseph Legwaila (by Julian Assange’s Wikileaks), Ethiopia/TPLF hesitated to withdraw from Badme because it would have made Ethiopia appear as the instigator& aggressor of the 1998-2000 Ethiopia-Eritrean border war.
Ethiopia cannot accept Badme as Eritrean territory, Legwaila explained, as doing so would compel Ethiopia to recognize that it was the aggressor when entering Badme during 1998 hostilities.
Wikileaks: https://wikileaks.org/plusd/cables/05ADDISABABA3725_a.html
former Ethiopian general/TPLF official General Tsadkan who led the invasion on Eritrea in 1998 advised Meles Zenawi to invade Eritrea and seize the Assab port
Former US Secretary for African affairs Herman J Cohen: ‘Meles started the war‘
Letter of the Ethiopian American development council to President Joe Biden (2021) : ‚cross border conflict with Eritrea in the late 1990s instigated by the TPLF.‘
Field Marshall Berhanu Jula of the Ethiopian army about the 1998-2000 border war: In 1998 TPLF leaders ordered us to attack Eritrea & then told the world Eritrea attacked Ethiopia https://x.com/Sanpaulo888/status/1717919069326778385?s=20
Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
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Us ambassador to Ethiopia and assistant secretary of state https://x.com/CohenOnAfrica/status/1484268175487348740
He wasn't an "ambassador" to Ethiopia during the war and he was assistant secretary during Bush sr tenure ya Soomaali kk
I think you're thinking about ISWAP, IS-Sahel & JNIM.
ISWAP are active in the Lake Chad region of Chad, Niger, Nigeria & Cameroon.
IS-Sahel are active on the Niger-Burkina Faso-Mali border
JNIM are mostly active in Burkina Faso, Mali & Niger with some recent forays in Benin & Togo.
The parts of Chad & Niger that these terrorist groups are active in, are far from Sudan so the worst case scenario for Sudan is that a few terror cells will spring up across the country. They could end up posing a serious threat in the future but terrorists have tried to wage insurgencies in Sudan several times, with each attempt failing.
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He was US ambassador to Ethiopia when TPLF and EPLF toppled the Derg.He wasn't an "ambassador" to Ethiopia during the war and he was assistant secretary during Bush sr tenure ya Soomaali kk
Herman J Cohen is the biggest expert on Africa in the United states.
He met Mandela, Afwerki, Meles anyone.
Herman J Cohen brought Tibor Nagy to
Us. Herman J Cohen also knew that Ethiopia loss of the
ASSAB PORT OF ERITREA and Eritrea
Creating its own
Currency and leaving the Birr in 1997 were the reasons for the war.
Since Haraggwaafi is a stupid pro Ethiopian Somaliland qabilists like Garaad Awal, he cannot understand why few months after Eritrea started its own currency, Ethiopia waged full scale war on Eritrea
Yes Badme is Eritrean lands, yes Eritrea created its own currency in 1997, which is Eritreas right. Yes Ethiopia became landlocked, these are not justifications for Ethiopia to invade Eritrea but Ethiopia invaded Eritrea.
The old man isn't a neutral since he's biased to HGDEF regime don't know how much Isu is paying him but I gave you an academic and journalists account on the war who were there during that time
Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
''The average Somali would be economically better off under AS rule than the current FGS''. Absolutely not. The government does suck but there is 0 hormar under Shabaab. Once AS is removed from an area, it develops at a much quicker rate.
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You are talking about lobbyist accusing Herman J Cohen of beeing one.
But you pro Ethiopian sources and label them as academic sources.
@Haragwaafi I don't understand if you lack English skills or you have problems with the comprehension.
Badme is Eritrean lands. Ethiopia/TPLFs presence in Badme was illegal.
2.Ethiopias raids on Ad Murug 1997, and the killing of several Eritrean soldiers were illegal.
The Ethiopian invasion and occupation of 25% of Eritrea
You want academic sources. I shared you globalsecurity.org (American security think thank from North Carolina,
UN official Lagwaila, I shared
you what the head of the Ethiopian army, or what the Ethiopian American AEPAC said.
But who want to remain silly remain silly.
Normally I could say some hurtful things about Somaliland and suffering of
Isaaqs during the somali civil war but I am
Not obsessed by the Devil like you and Garad Awaal, may Allah curse u and make u blind, may u rest in hell and you ll never be forgiven
Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
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This letter comes at a time when ourchildren in the Tigray region are being used as cannon fodder by remnants of an organization recently designated as ‘terrorist’ by our House of People’s Representatives. Children of a post–war generation that have held high hopes in thepossibility that their lives would be distinctly different from that of their parents, whose lives have been marred by the terror of war with the DERG regime and a cross border conflict with Eritrea in the late 1990sinstigated by the TPLF.Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider endsThis letter comes at a time when ourchildren in the Tigray region are being used as cannon fodder by remnants of an organization recently designated as ‘terrorist’ by our House of People’s Representatives. Children of a post–war generation that have held high hopes in thepossibility that their lives would be distinctly different from that of their parents, whose lives have been marred by the terror of war with the DERG regime and a cross border conflict with Eritrea in the late 1990sinstigated by the TPLF.
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
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Classified leaks from the US embassy in Addis Abeba about Ethiopias role in starting the war with Eritrea in 1998:Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
Classified By: CHARGE D'AFFAIRES VICKI HUDDLESTON. REASON: 1.4 (D).
Legwaila also provided background on the disputed status of Badme, and why insisting on demarcation of the border (as delimited by the 2002 boundary commission's decision) would be tantamount to declaring Ethiopia the aggressor in 1998 hostilities. END SUMMARY.
On October 26, Amb. Legwaila Joseph Legwaila, Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General (SRSG) for the UN Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea (UNMEE);
e EEBC's decision that places Badme on the Eritrean side. Ethiopia cannot accept Badme as Eritrean territory, Legwaila explained, as doing so would compel Ethiopia to recognize that it was the aggressor when entering Badme during 1998 hostilities.
(Thank u Julian Assange for exposing TPLF and their role in starting the 1998 border war)
Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
becuase AS is focused on expansion mainly without foreign backing unlike the shite somali army that can barely defeat a bunch of ragtag bantus and somalis with aks and rpgs
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You poor boy. You wanted academic sources. Special representative of the UN general and the leak by the US embassy in Addis are not enough.Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider ends
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
Haha you Ethiopian
. Hopefully your home will be colonized by the Ethiopians and everything they did to us you will getIt too. Then u will understand how we eritreans suffered under Ethiopian rule.
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Relations between the Eritrean and Ethiopian regimes, however, turned sour in 1997 when rivalry emerged on regional hegemony, and when Eritrean president Isayas saw he could no longer dominate Ethiopian policy in all respects. Tensions rose, economie and political problems escalated, and Isayas gambled to restore dominance by forcing the Ethiopians on the border issue, similar to what he did with Yemen in the case of the Hanish Islands (8 ). The border conflict is therefore to be seen as a means(9 ) used to achieve wider endsYou poor boy. You wanted academic sources. Special representative of the UN general and the leak by the US embassy in Addis are not enough.
Haha you Ethiopian
It too. Then u will understand how we eritreans suffered under Ethiopian rule.
ኣንታ ሓሳዊ
https://research.vu.nl/ws/portalfiles/portal/1903482/157018.pdf
"Issaias believed that Meles was weak and that war would result in his overthrow. He was wrong."
https://web.archive.org/web/2008121...n-this-insane-and-destructive-war-714305.html
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Certain groups find the brutality of war a lucrative venture. It is a pessimistic way of earning money. The Black Water leader even wanted to re-colonize Africa. This is what greed mixed with war does, other people's volatile miseries become someone else's ground for profit motive.
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