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Eritrea Continues Its Fight for Sovereignty
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
15 Apr 2022
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Margaret Kimberley · Eritrea Continues Its Fight for Sovereignty

Elias Amare is an editor and journalist at Horn of Africa TV. US policy towards Eritrea has always been hostile. Recent events have been no different as the US continues to target that nation with sanctions, along with its neighbor Ethiopia. But Eritrea takes a firmly independent stance, as it has shown with recent UN votes regarding Russia.

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