Ethiopian Prime Minister Abhay Ahmed adheres to a peaceful approach through communication due to recent fear about the potential war between neighbors.
The Prime Minister of Ethiopia says that due to the recent fear of the potential war between neighbors, their country will not struggle with long -term rival eryritia about entering the red sea.
According to Prime Minister Abi Ahmed on Thursday, “Ethiopia has no intention of struggling with Eritia to get into the sea.”
Access to the Red Sea was a matter of existence for landlocked Ethiopia, but he wanted to address the Abi’s government in peace through communication.
According to the human rights group, the fear of the war has occurred in recent weeks after Eritrya ordered the gathering of nationwide military and Ethiopia has deployed the army to the border, political sources and officials officials said.
The ambition to enter the sea of Abi has been angry with the aorta, which has been accused of keeping an eye on the port of Asb.
Eritria Information Minister Yemane Gabemeskel on Tuesday’s criticism by the country’s Foreign Minister’s criticism on Tuesday, on Tuesday, Minister of Information Minister Yame, Gabemeskel, said on Tuesday, said, “For the naval base for the Navy, the naval base for the Navy.
In Post on XYemen urged the international community to “Press Ethiopia to respect the sovereignty and regional integrity of its neighbors”.
He described the alleged “False allegations” by Eritrea’s alleged “preparation of war against Ethiopia.”
Stress in Tigre
The renovation of the two largest in the African army will end the historic training for which Abi won the Nobel Peace Award in 2019 and is at risk of humanitarian disaster in the already falling region due to the war in Sudan.
Between 2020-2022 Civil War The Eritrian troops crossed the border to fight Ethiopia in support of Ethiopia, between the Tigre People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) and the Central Government of Ethiopia.
But a peace agreement in Pritia, South Africa November 2022 Run a new wedge between Ethiopia and Eritrea, which was not a party for negotiations.
Since then, with the blessings of the Federal Government of Ethiopia, the TPLF, which runs the interim administration of the Tiger war, has been divided into interim administration after the war in the region.
The current interim administration has accused the dissatisfied group of cooperating with the aritia, while dissatisfied that their rivals have failed to protect the Tigerian interests. Each side rejects another’s allegations.
Abi told Parliament on Thursday that the Tigre interim administration deadline was extended for a year. They did not give detailed information on whether these changes included new leadership appointments, an important demand of the dissatisfied group.
“The interim administration will continue for the next election in accordance with the Preatoria Agreement,” he said.