Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa Mike Hammer’s Travel to Ethiopia

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Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa (SEHOA) Mike Hammer will travel to Ethiopia and the region September 4-15. He will press for an immediate cessation of hostilities and the start of peace talks.

In addition to meetings with Ethiopian government and African Union officials, Special Envoy Hammer will meet with civil society and political actors representing different regions of the country to discuss how best to promote efforts toward a lasting peace, security, and prosperity for all people in Ethiopia. The United States is committed to the unity, sovereignty, and territorial integrity of Ethiopia.

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  1. I Hope And Pray H.E Mike Hammer Will Somehow Succeed In His Task To Bring The Warring Factions Back To Their Senses. I Am For Any One Who Will Try To Stop This Stupid Bloody Conflict Started By Stupid Individuals. With A Day Passing There Are Many Of The Gullible Youth Being Marched To Their Deaths. Tens Of Thousands Were Denied A Chance To Live Another Day Already. This Idiocy Must Stop!

    As Far As Our Eritrean Brothers And Sisters I Am The School Of Thoughts That They Have Allah Given Rights To Protect Their Families And Country. If They Are Shot At Or Even Just Menaced They Can Go All The Way To Source To Silence The Source. The Solution To Avoid Their Defensive Military Move Is To Have Debre And His Cabals Stop The Provocation Which Is Fat Chance. He Does Not Care. He Will Keep Sending The Gullible Youths To Their Deaths Using Them as His Human Wave fighting tactics And Mine Sweeping ‘Human’ Expendables’ While He And His Walrus Buddy Just Chillin’ In Their Rabbit Holes munching on cans of sardines and boxes of fortified crackers they stole from the UN.

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