The Abraham Accords: Part 4 Concludes a Strategic Reckoning
It is with considerable gratitude that the Ethiopian Tribune presents the final instalment of Dr. Mefkereseb G. Hailu’s four-part analytical series on the Abraham Accords and their implications for Ethiopian sovereignty, geopolitical positioning, and national strategy. Over the past months, this series has established itself as the most rigorous and unflinching examination of the architecture reshaping the Gulf–Red Sea–Horn region—combining legal-historical analysis, strategic assessment, and an uncompromising focus on the conditions required for Ethiopian agency.
This final instalment, “Assab, Sovereignty, and the Endgame,” moves beyond architecture into operational reality. It addresses what Parts 1–3 have prepared: the political, military, and diplomatic conditions under which Ethiopian sovereignty is recovered; the enduring legal foundations on which that recovery stands; the closing strategic window that demands urgent action; and the binary choice that now confronts the Ethiopian state and people.