I'm getting these vibes that this whole situation is gonna blow up in our faces
. I mean, we're talking about over 56k rounds of ammo just casually being handed to armed rebels? That's some heavy stuff right there
. And now both sides are accusing each other of trying to start a war? It's like they're playing some kinda game where only one side can win
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And have you noticed how all this tension is coming down on the Red Sea, which has been a major point of contention between the two countries? I think that's just a smokescreen. This whole thing goes deeper than just who gets access to the sea. It's about power struggles and governments trying to control their own narratives
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Eritrea denying everything is one thing, but Ethiopia's Prosperity Party (PP) finding a pretext to launch an attack? That doesn't sit right with me either
. This whole situation reeks of desperation and manipulation. And honestly, I'm not sure who'll come out on top in this game of cat and mouse
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The last thing we need is another devastating conflict ripping through the Horn of Africa
. The world is already dealing with so many crises – climate change, pandemics, and more. Do we really need to add Ethiopia-Eritrea tensions to that list?
so it seems like both sides are just trying to one up each other in this game of "let's see who can escalate the conflict the most"... like, who needs a proxy war when you've got a whole region to fight over? 
anyway, i'm not surprised that eritrea is denying any involvement - it's all just a matter of both sides trying to save face. and let's be real, abiy ahmed's prosperity party has been playing the victim card for ages... "oh woe is us, someone's trying to arm our rebels"... 