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The Proxy War That Failed - Eritrea's Illusion of Weakening Ethiopia

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[Reporter] Eritrea may have attempted to undermine Ethiopia using every tool at its disposal. This may include military force, political disruption, backing insurgent factions, spreading propaganda, and engaging in regional manipulation. Yet, Ethiopia has not crumbled. On the contrary, in spite of significant domestic difficulties, Ethiopia persists in showing economic resilience, political adaptability, and an expanding ability to maintain security. Thus, the current narrative of Ethiopia is not that of a state

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