Re: Another fakenews, debunked!
ዓዲ ሰላም! ዓዲ ፍቕሪ!
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Re: Another fakenews, debuked!
The Somali guy in the video, says that his name is one of the names of the soldiers who are said to have been killed in Tigray, adding that they've now completed their training in Eritrea and are about to go back home - and that they haven't travelled beyond their training camp, leave alone fighting in Tigray.
Re: Another fakenews, debunked!
Eritrean boy plays flute. Singing and flute playing is common in rural Eritrea, especially among herders. Isn't this beautiful!?
President Isaias Afwerqi's, 2021 New Year Post Card.
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Balance (Eritrea)! Camera: Saleh Abdulkader
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Re: Another fakenews, debunked!
So they "killed" him, eventhough he's alive & well? Just, shaking my head!Somaliman wrote: ↑18 Jan 2021, 18:08The Somali guy in the video, says that his name is one of the names of the soldiers who are said to have been killed in Tigray, adding that they've now completed their training in Eritrea and are about to go back home - and that they haven't travelled beyond their training camp, leave alone fighting in Tigray.
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Re: Another fakenews, debunked!
The Eritrean ambassador in Khartoum denies what has been circulated about Eritrean military build-ups in Sudan's eastern borders
http://www.akhbarelyoum.net/tfr/9957
Tuesday, 19 January 2021
(Software translation)
His Excellency Mr. Ibrahim Idris Ibrahim, Chargé d'Affairs at the Eritrean Embassy in Sudan, denied the news that was widely circulated by some social media about false allegations of Eritrean military build-up in Sudan’s sister borders for alleged support for Ethiopian forces there.
His Excellency the Eritrean ambassador said that the alleged false news that two thousand Eritrean forces were deployed in front of the small affair, and the Eritrean Chargé d'Affairs expressed his great astonishment at the motives for publishing these false news that target the distinguished relations between his country and Sudan, adding that such allegations were repeated during the past days and they were denied graciously. A high-ranking Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
His Excellency the Ambassador denied the presence of any Eritrean forces in Sudan's eastern borders, noting the depth of relations between the two countries and the mutual visits between the two senior officials in the two countries, stressing that the relations between the two countries will witness further development and cooperation between the two countries during the coming period. His Excellency the Ambassador concluded his remarks, stressing that publishing such false news comes within the framework of a malicious scheme aimed at expanding and internationalizing conflicts in the region.