“The Unpaid Quartermaster”. We see you. We watch you. We sit right in the middle of your ranks, eating popcorn while you fumble around. We know what you had for breakfast, the cup of coffee you used, and yes, what colour pants you’re wearing. Don’t blush. We stroll through your

“The Unpaid Quartermaster”. We see you. We watch you. We sit right in the middle of your ranks, eating popcorn while you fumble around. We know what you had for breakfast, the cup of coffee you used, and yes, what colour pants you’re wearing. Don’t blush. We stroll through your

To the Heroic and Resilient People of Eritrea,. Eritrea is not an ordinary land. Its boundaries are not marked in Twitter with cryon toys, but in the blood and bones of our martyrs, heroes who shattered invaders, who dismantled imperial designs, and who left behind a nation built

To the Ethiopian leadership and people: the choice is clear, peace or peril. Eritrea does not seek conflict, yet we will never yield to threats or intimidation. Our armed forces and our people remain disciplined, battle-tested, and unwavering in their resolve to defend the.

Open Letter. Subject: Silence on Ethiopian Provocations Against Eritrea Will Have Dire Consequences. As Eritreans, we are gravely alarmed by the continued hostile statements from Abiy Ahmed, openly threatening Eritrea’s sovereignty and claiming the Red Sea port of Assab as “a

Open your ears and listen carefully. We Eritreans, we are a peace-loving people and would like very much to be left alone. But for those who provoke us, undermine our sovereignty, God help them, Eritrea is a one-way ticket with no return!!.

"Hypocrisy is in full swing!!! ". This is what you are and what you are good @ doing. It is in your very fabric and DNA. Everything is on record; we don’t need to expose you because you are naturally exposed.

Press Release. Ministry of Unshakable Facts & Eternal Coastlines.Asmara, Eritrea. Subject: Ethiopia’s BRREKET SIMON Latest Bedtime Story – “Assab "!. We Eritreans have taken note of the recent comedy sketch performed by BEREKET SIMON under the title “War and the Irreversible

“History Written in Blood, Not in ‘MEDEMER’”. Barbarians forget or deny what they have done. They even go as far as saying the victims invented events, calling them “one-sided stories.”. But we Eritreans don’t need to invent. The record of Ethiopian atrocities in Eritrea is long

Echoes of Massawa: A Warning to Revisionists, "We Do Not Forget". After the fall of Massawa to the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) in February 1990, the Ethiopian Air Force engaged in a campaign of sustained and indiscriminate bombing against the city and its

So, you think we have forgotten? No!!! No!!! The time will come to settle the score !!!. During the late 1980s, one of the most notorious atrocities committed by the Ethiopian army in Eritrea occurred in the town of She'eb Ghedghed. On May 12, 1988, Ethiopian military forces

"Message to the Younger Eritrean Generation". Children of Eritrea, listen closely. Eritrea is not an ordinary land. Its boundaries are marked not by ink on paper, but by the blood and bones of our bravest sons and daughters, heroes who stood tall against imperial rule and

“We, the people of Eritrea, are peace-loving, yet forged through struggle and sacrifice. But should anyone dare to touch our sovereignty, all the fires of resistance will be unleashed.”.

"Operation Fenkil: Destruction of the Ethiopian Navy". Operation Fenkil, also known as the Second Battle of Massawa, occurred from February 8 to 10, 1990, and was one of the most decisive military defeats for the Ethiopian armed forces in Eritrea. The operation was characterized

“THE 18 MINUTES EPLF COMMANDOS WONDER OPERATION”. During the 1980s, the Eritrean People's Liberation Front (EPLF) executed a legendary commando raid on the Ethiopian Air Force headquarters at Asmara, then under Ethiopian control. This operation, often called “The 18 Minute

"The Decisive Annihilation of Nadew Iz: EPLF’s Historic Victory at the Battle of Afabet". The destruction of the Nadew Iz (Nadew Command) took place during the Battle of Afabet from March 17–20, 1988, in the Eritrean War of Independence. It was a pivotal event that marked a

Mr. Abiy, happy birthday with love from the lady below.

“The Concrete Pharaoh emperor of illusion". Building monuments for himself while his nation crumbles. Ruling with empty dreams and glass towers, and neighbours sharpening their knives.

Happy birthday, Abiy! 🎂.From the same Eritreans your revisionist bedtime stories forget to mention, yes, the ones who left more than a few generals staring at the Red Sea, wondering where it all went wrong. We’ve read your latest dream journal entry about ‘restoring’ a

RT @yohannestek13: Andargachew urges Ethiopians to firmly respect Eritrea’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, rejecting PP’s inflammat….