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Old is gold🥰 Imiss These Songs ❤🥺

01 09.2024❤❤❤❤❤❤

Legend Long live kahsay tsuruy eritrawi.Azmarino pure.

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Ewe kekewen ewe Arkanat merahtena hizna yekewenen ferekan

ንበይኑ ዓይነት ክጥዕም

R.i.p

ጀጋኑና ! ኣምላኽ ንኩሉህዝብናን መርየትናን ይባርኽ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

አዉይይይይይ ዋላ ተመርዒያ ኮላ ክሳብ ሕጂ ተሓቢአና ብተሌፎን ንራከብ ኣለና ኣቱም ዘባት ይጋገ ኣለኹድየ ከምዘይ ንራኸብ አንዳፈለጥናስ ክሳብ ሕጂ ግን ኣብስደት ኮይነ ይረኽባ ኣለኹ ኣነ ኣብ ደንማርክ ንሳ ኣብ ስዊዝ ክምደይ ዳንኬራ ጌራ ኢያ የሕሊፋቶ መርዓኣ ፕሮሰስ ጌሩ ኢዩ ኣብ ጥቃይ ኣምጺዋ ሰብኣያ ሕጂ ናይዛ ዓለም ነገር ግን ?

19/08/2024 ❤

46:59

54:44

One of favourite tigrigna singers

Menilumba naukum konedif AGAMEGUZAY dikum TIGRAYGUZAY WEYS WEYANEGUZAY?

B nay men fkad zergihkayo

Wad amir dib albabna meskebo❤❤❤😊😊😊

መሳጢ ይበል ይበል

ሱብሓናላህ ቅድሚ 17 ዓመት 😢 10 ነሓሰ 2024 ኣለና ድሕሪ 2 ወርሒ 18 ዓመት ትኣትው ኣላ ኣድናቒ ብርሂን ስደተኛ ካብ ወዲ ራያ ❤🥺🇸🇦

RIP wad Amir , i like wad Amir part love tigrayit❤❤❤

እንኳዕነይ ወራሲ ኣግኣዝያን ትግራዋይ ኮንኩ!!!

Rest in peace

2024 still here ❤

ጎንበል

Who’s still listening 31/072024🎉❤

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2024

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መ ምህር ኣግኣዚ ኣድራሻኻ ጠፊኡካ ኣሎ ሃገርካ ፍለጥ !! ንሕና ሃገርና ኤርትራ ትበሃል ።

Hasid wa wed hasdet

ትግረ ትግርኛ ክንዛረብ ነሓፍር ! መን ኢሉካ ?? ሓፍ ኣቢልካ ዱብ ወይለካ ናጠባ 😂 ኣንታ !! ንስኻ ነዓና ታሪክና ክተምህረና መጺእካ !! ዓጀብ ዋመንኮር ታ እላ ⁉️ ኣቡና ሃፄ ተድሮስ ትብል !! ኣቡካ እግልካ በስ !! ተድሮስ ገበነኛ ‼️ ቀታሊ ሙስሊሚን እዩ ኣቦኻ ዮውሃንስ ‼️ ኣቡካ ልሕረደካ 🤣 ኣንታ ዓሻ በጊዕ !! ደፋር !! ትግረ መጻወቲኻ ገርካያ !! ክንደይ ከፊሎምኻ ??

እንታ ህየ መን ትበሃል ???????

Rest in peace hero

Tigrina nationalist 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

Harebena aynebren tariku eyu zewures

Rip our hero❤❤❤❤❤

RIP AHHHHHH

Anyone in 2024?

2024😂❤my beast

Wedi polis ybhal derafi bietmhrti sewra

R.I.P 😢Moke Hawey😢😢

ሰላማት ኣሕዋት ስም ናይዚ ደራፊ እባ ንገሩኒ

tom bl kazab monagq den lalbo adge nhamdo

n goytotka tigre aytmhromn eka anta qomal donqoro nay mn leok eka wadae 😂😅

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The most stupid, illogical movement in histroy!! Stop using our patriotic songs cause those brave soldiers fought for a united Eritrea without bigotry!! Eritrea will always be united so dream on!!! Go to your agames!!! 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷

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ኣብ ወራር ወያነ, ኩለን ሰብ ሓዳር ኤርትራውያን ብዘይ ሰብኡተን ደቀን ሒዘን ምስ ከቢድ ናብራ ክቃለሳ, በቲ ካልእ ከኣ ናፍቆት ኣሰብኡተን ጸይረን, ይዝከረኒ ማዘረይ ናብ ኣቦይ ክትሪኦ ናብ ኣሃድኡ ከይዳ ስእሊ ሒዛትልና ክትመጽእ😢😢

Ykwin alo ajoki gal erey

To the Leaders and Prominent Figures of Eritrea, Djibouti, and Our Neighboring Countries: We address this message to our daughter country Eritrea, to the natural sea grass roots of Eritrea, and to her prominent figures, including state leaders, military generals, scholars, philosophers, elite groups, business owners, diaspora groups, and mass representatives. Eritrea, once part of Ethiopia, endured a long, painful war to gain independence. During our union, Eritreans were significant contributors to Ethiopia, holding key positions as decision-makers, high-level scholars, prominent figures, and influential business owners. However, the fight alongside other rebels, with support from Western superpowers and Arab countries, weakened Ethiopia internally, allowing us to gain advantage and eventually detach from the country. We separated from Ethiopia, taking with us the ports of Assab, Massawa, and the Dahlak Archipelago, leaving Ethiopia landlocked and isolated from crucial sea trade routes. Following independence, we entered another conflict with Ethiopia over Badme and Shiraro. Despite initial military gains, international decisions awarded these regions to Eritrea, but we remained in a state of "no war, no peace" for over 30 years. What have we truly gained from this prolonged strife? Historically, Djibouti, a small province with a Red Sea port crucial for Ethiopia, departed with the assistance of European powers, particularly France. Similar separations occurred with Somalia, Kenya, Yemen, and Sudan, all claiming Red Sea access. Today, Djibouti hosts military bases from Western superpowers, monitoring Ethiopia and the surrounding regions. When Western powers discuss Africa, their veiled references to poverty, backwardness, internal conflicts, and famine often point towards Ethiopia. Meanwhile, Djibouti thrives on income from renting its Red Sea ports to Ethiopia, relying heavily on resources from their roots in Ethiopia. This situation is unsustainable. Ethiopia, encircled and landlocked, is stifled. The natural roots and resources of our neighboring countries, including Eritrea and Djibouti, are intrinsically tied to Ethiopia. If these roots are harmed, the entire region suffers. Ethiopia deserves access to the Red Sea-not out of generosity, but as a matter of natural right and mutual survival. The Red Sea is a shared natural resource, not a private entitlement of a few small coastal states. We urge you to reconsider the current dynamics and address these natural and historical realities. For the safety, security, and flourishing economy of the region, we must acknowledge and respect our origins. A stable, interconnected region benefits all, fostering peace, economic growth, and shared prosperity. We must take care of our natural grass roots and ensure the well-being of all societies within this interconnected region