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The Arab Egypt is very angry at the betrayal of Somalia for demolishing the Asmara Declaration of Egypt-Eritrea-Somalia created to weaken and later to attack Ethiopia few weeks ago. After spending millions of dollars training and arming thousands of Somalis, Issaias Afeworki also feels that Somalia had stuck a sharp dagger on his back. Issaias is still bleeding in anger, and he may not recover soon.

After Issaias spent millions of dollars training and arming the Somali army and creating a defense pact of Egypt-Eritrea-Somalia, the ungrateful Somalia just stabbed Issaias on his back. Issaias is bleeding red in rage.

Why do you agame think that the great nation of Somalia forcing Abiy to respect its sovereignty is a "stab in the back" to Eritrea and Egypt, when that has been the principled stance of both Eritrea and Egypt since time immemorial? Did you agame ran out of things to lie about?

The Arab Egypt and the Arab Abid slaves are fuming in anger. Listen below, the Turks kicked out the Arab Egypt and the Abid slaves in one signature. The bonus is also that the Sudanese are bleeding each other and the Egyptian rats can not find a hole to get thru to Ethiopia.

Horus wrote: ↑

15 Dec 2024, 00:25

Mesob,

there is a saying which goes like, "don't look at where you fell, look at where it got slippery" and I don't think the man is that sort of a creature to have a gut to get angry. His sense of integrity has been lost when he downed himself to just a junior companion in his own home by allowing the far guest to take the central commanding position symbolically. This only indicates how much the man was willing to abrogate the interest of the country he is a leader to that of the one from far away.

Someone who looks down on his own ancestry, by refusing to speak in Amharic, as an example, but then instead readily take on the identity of others, giving interviews in Arabic when asked to do so, no matter which differences are there with regard to political opinions and world-outlooks.

Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki (R) has been holding talks with his Egyptian counterpart Abdul Fattah al-Sisi (C) and Somalia's Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (L) in Asmara

Mind you this not somewhere else but in Asmara, where decisions should have been taken to primarily promote the interests of the citizens instead of those of those from far away.

Egypt is fuming in anger because it was outwitted by Turkey in the Horn of Africa. The whole Asmara Agreement, a pact to attack Ethiopia has collapsed too. Issaias feels naked and vulnerable.

Eritrea's President Isaias Afwerki (R) has been holding talks with his Egyptian counterpart Abdul Fattah al-Sisi (C) and Somalia's Hassan Sheikh Mohamud (L) in Asmara