TPLF regime ceded to Eritrea Ethiopian historical land preserved with blood and bones for centuries

TPLF regime ceded to Eritrea Ethiopian historical land preserved with blood and bones for centuries.

Eritrean dictator  chose not to replay on Ethiopia’s TPLF regime announcement without national consultation.

The new decision definitively land locked Ethiopia for good, with no hope of  having direct access to the Red Sea.

Hundreds  of thousands of people were killed in the half a century old conflict and Eritrea remains on a war footing, demanding that Ethiopia withdraws from the  so called “occupied territory”.

Ethiopia became landlocked in 1993 after Eritrea, which comprised the country’s entire Red Sea coast, voted to leave without  giving any chanace of consulting Ethiopian population.

The territory  Badme’s 15,000 people are veterans of a 1998-2000 conflict that   conscripts forced to march through minefields toward Eritrean trenches.[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJvNpUur2RI[/embedyt]

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Prof Muse Tegegne

Prof Muse is one of the six founders and responsible for EPPF on 15 June 1998 in Awegaro. A city not far between Ethiopia and the Eritrean border. Today, he still struggling for the liberation of free democratic Ethiopia. He is Founder of Mobile University.

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