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🇪🇹 BREAKING! War erupts again in Ethiopia as Tigrayan forces seize three airports Ethiopia is sliding back into major conflict just four years after the peace agreement that ended the devastating Tigray war. Tigrayan forces have seized the airports at Mekelle, Axum and Shire and launched offensives against federal...

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AddisKK2 days ago

This is propaganda intended to portray the situation as a major nationwide conflict. There is no genuine alliance. Several of the groups listed in this so called coalition are little more than one man operations. The main actor is the TPLF, which is backed by Eritrea and Egypt. What is unfolding is Egypt’s proxy war to control the source of the Nile. The TPLF is being financed by Egypt and other adversaries of Ethiopia.

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Poetic Justice2 days ago

By the way it’s a 2021 video and the actor is the TPLF, which is backed by Eritrea and Egypt. What is unfolding is Egypt’s proxy war to control the source of the Nile. The TPLF is currently getting pushed back…keep up by following Ethiopian accounts who are reporting in real ⏰

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Kelechi Nzenwata2 days ago

Good ..the ethopian government wanted to let the USreal child killing regime meddle in its internal affairs

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Holger Lehmann2 days ago

I wonder who's really pulling the strings there. Propably some "organisation" with three letters.

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Dai Dream2 days ago

Who is “Israel” backing?

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🔻BOYCOTT ISRAEL🔻2 days ago

Good, Ethiopia started siding with East Israel and transfering weapons to RSF but forgot they have their own issues at home, and that two can play the same game.

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The Dude2 days ago

I wonder which country activated them and what they stand to gain.

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Commander Kim2 days ago

Which side is US/EU community supporting??? thats how we will know the bad guys

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Heiko Sprang2 days ago

If you think this outbreak, vis-a-vis the Houthi's victories recently, is a coincidence then I may have a bridge to sell for you.

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BlackP2 days ago

The 3 airports just like all airports in tigray have always been under regional administration control. be careful on this one lots and lots of propaganda and narrative shaping half-truths/lies

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Uhuru Worldwide2 days ago

Brought to you by, "our gReAtEsT aLly!"

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Afendi2 days ago

✌️

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Aleena2 days ago

Which side is pro west Israel?

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Indigo Queen2 days ago

Declare your demands while the world watches and prevent blood shed - turn this attention into triumph! 😤

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Gcugcwa Ncamani2 days ago

Funded by spaza shops

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Randy Watson 🇱🇨2 days ago

We know who is funding their uprising.

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Troll Cycling2 days ago

Every Ethiopian region are against the Terrorist Dictator in Addis Ababa. Let’s Go Throw this shit out from Addis Ababa

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MultipolarSpain2 days ago

Another CIA war

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Victoria2 days ago

That war I support

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FiliSec2 days ago

These are Oromo Libration (OLA) and the sound effect is from an old video of the Ogaden National Libration Front (ONLF). Also Tigrayans were in power for 27 years and they’re just 5% of the population so they should sit down.

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Mekdes2 days ago

Am big fun of this account and all your guests. But when it comes to my land, your facts are hugely distorted.

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RedScorpion (Z)2 days ago

So the US wants to get them out of BRICS+ block

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Mobutu Makaveli2 days ago

Phosphorus bombs would wipe out all of these cockroaches .

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nostalgicfuture2 days ago

I don't care. Send them all back.

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www.timelessethio.com2 days ago

#Ethiopia #FactsMatter @PMEthiopia Check the actual facts on the ground instead of recycling old pictures and writing misleading Articles. This “alliance” talk is political theatre dressed up as strategy. Seven groups that spent years shooting at each other — Fano and TPLF most obviously — suddenly posing as a coordinated army capable of encircling Addis Ababa is not analysis. It is wishful thinking sold as maps. These organizations do not share command, logistics, ethnicity, or even compatible territorial claims. They operate as fragmented militias, not a unified front. Announcing a name does not create operational coherence. History in Ethiopia shows the opposite: such coalitions fracture the moment they have to choose who actually controls ground. The Ethiopian National Defense Force is not a militia. It is a conventional army with air power, drones, artillery, and the capacity to mass force. It has already demonstrated the ability to strike concentrations, interdict movement, and absorb surrenders. Rebels who embed in towns and villages are not demonstrating strength; they are using the classic guerrilla tactic of hiding among civilians because they cannot hold open ground against a regular force with firepower. That tactic has a cost. It complicates targeting and raises civilian risk — which is exactly why it is used. It does not confer strategic superiority. An army that can concentrate combat power, control airspace, and sustain logistics can dismantle dispersed, poorly coordinated groups that refuse to fight in the open. Claims of imminent encirclement of the capital or collapse of supply routes treat announcements as facts on the ground. They are not. Coordination across hostile ethnic militias with competing agendas is the hard part, not drawing arrows on a map. The government side still holds the conventional advantages: organization, heavy weapons, and the ability to decide where and when to apply force. Paper alliances do not win wars. Firepower and cohesion do.

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Nigeltin2 days ago

Niggers killing niggers

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Muhaba Nasir2 days ago

Thanks to dictator abiy.

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stuckgear2 days ago

WiPiPo or Jews being blamed yet?

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Thresher2 days ago

If one side get drones then its game over

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وهبرز 🟩☫🟥2 days ago

Ethiopia should cut connections with the jew regime and USA.

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One:Ethiopia2 days ago

Fake News

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