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Osman Saleh calls for Chapter VII deterrent measures, warning that war would devastate the people of both countries and destabilise the region.

Ethiopia demanded condemnation. Eritrea’s sovereignty and the evidence behind the accusation deserve scrutiny before the region is pushed towards another war.

Yemane G. Meskel’s rebuttal confronts Ethiopia’s aggression narrative with a chronology of port ownership demands, military rhetoric and Eritrea’s sovereign rights.

Eritrea warns Ethiopia that its sovereign territory is a red line secured by sacrifice and international law, rejecting historical and geographical claims to the Red Sea.

Washington failed to secure agreement on a nationwide arms embargo. Sudan’s objection deserves a serious hearing: how would broader restrictions protect civilians if the networks supplying the RSF continue to operate?

Eritrea denies reports of troop movements in Tigray, warning of a war pretext as unverified accounts intensify tensions with Ethiopia.

A seven-metre interval grading 7.09 grams per tonne leads the latest results, while drilling farther southwest adds a new target along the Aburna corridor.

The EU and Britain rightly defend sovereignty. Their statements must now confront Abiy Ahmed’s public claims over Eritrea’s coastline and the military rhetoric supporting them.

Yemane G. Meskel’s rebuttal exposes the legal leap in Ethiopia’s proximity argument: neither distance nor past annexation gives Addis Ababa sovereign entitlement to Eritrea’s coast.

NEW ALAMEIN, Egypt, Oct. 4, 2026 — Egypt, Eritrea, Sudan and Somalia have adopted a joint declaration setting out common positions on Red Sea governance, Sudan’s territorial integrity, Somalia’s sovereignty and the Nile, while establishing a mechanism for continued coordination among the four countries.

The African Union moved quickly to clarify its position after Cairo objected. It has yet to publicly address a more direct institutional question: Ethiopia’s expulsion of Eritrean diplomats accredited to the African Union itself.

The U.S. urged Ethiopia and Eritrea to respect sovereignty and resume dialogue under their 2018 peace framework, without assigning blame for the latest escalation.