Eritrean President Communicates with Saudi Arabia Amidst Tensions with Ethiopia

Eritrean President Isaias Afeworki has sent a message to Saudi Arabia amidst increasing tensions with Ethiopia. Foreign Minister Osman Saleh discussed key bilateral issues with Saudi officials, while concerns about potential military conflict escalate, raising speculation about possible Saudi intervention.

Eritrean President Isaias Afeworki has recently communicated a message to Saudi Arabia amidst escalating concerns regarding potential military conflict with Ethiopia. This information was announced by Eritrea’s Ministry of Information. The message was delivered by Osman Saleh, Eritrea’s Minister for Foreign Affairs, to Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan bin Abdullah, and it is intended for Prime Minister Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz.

During the meeting, Saleh and his Saudi counterpart discussed significant bilateral issues described by Eritrea’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs as “key issues of mutual interest.” However, detailed insights into their discussions were not disclosed. As tensions rise in the Horn of Africa, particularly affecting the Red Sea region, the deteriorating relationship between Ethiopia and Eritrea raises concerns.

Former senior military officials from the Ethiopian Defense Force, such as General Abebe Tekehaymanot, have indicated an increasing likelihood of conflict between the two nations. Analysts speculate on the potential for Saudi Arabian intervention should such a war between Ethiopia and Eritrea ensue.

In summary, Eritrean President Isaias Afeworki’s communication to Saudi Arabia reflects growing regional tensions concerning Ethiopia. The informal discussions conducted by Foreign Minister Osman Saleh underscore the significance of addressing mutual interests. As circumstances evolve, heightened fears regarding potential military conflict complicate the geopolitical landscape of the Horn of Africa, raising questions about the involvement of external nations, such as Saudi Arabia.

Original Source: borkena.com