Mereja Forum

[Dark Energy]

Why. The answer is simple. The Houthis. UAE leader was unable to deal with the mighty Houthis from the air, he wanted to finish them on the ground. However he wanted others to do the fighting for him. Abbiy was willing to do the dirty job using Ethiopian blood. He traded Ethiopian blood for a pitiful Naval Base. Disgusting, isn’t it.

[Zack]

The state of relations between Eritrea and the UAE appears to be somewhat balanced, , how are the relations actually how do you view them as an Eritrean,, i think its neither particularly strong nor weak. I recall President Afewerki having visited Abu Dhabi on several occasions, suggesting a degree of ongoing diplomatic engagement. However, in the context of Somalia, these relations seem to be more neutral – neither flourishing nor strained, but rather somewhere in between.

By contrast, Djibouti's relationship with the UAE has notably declined.

Meanwhile, the UAE has established a significant presence next door in Somalia, particularly in the regions of Somaliland and Puntland, where its influence remains robust. Even the government in Mogadishu maintains amicable ties with the UAE, despite the latter's close alignment with Ethiopia. The only notable criticism from the UAE regarding Ethiopia MOU deal with Somaliland occurred during the Arab League summit, though it appeared to be largely symbolic. In practice, the UAE has repeatedly provided crucial support to Ethiopia, especially during times of crisis, having bailed out the Ethiopian government on numerous occasions.


Dr Zackovich

[Tiago]

Galla Abiy is prostituting with UAE slowly winding up the whole county in the gutter.
Djibouti doesn't want to be used by UAE knowing that the petrodollar rich Arab idiots are nothing but bad risk.
Lunatic Abiy on the other hand wants to entertain these useless , superficial powerful Arabs as serious partners.