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🚨 Update from East Wollega The Oromia Geda Commando has intensified its ongoing massacre against the Amhara people. Concurrently, the Qeerroo (Qero ቄሮ) youth group is burning down Amhara homes, acting as active participants in the massacres alongside regional forces. In the past few days, they have burned Fandaqaa... Kebele and Shashober Kebele, leaving over 60 civilians dead, including vulnerable individuals. Dozens more have been killed in Anger Gutin town. Among those executed is Abahoy Tadesse, the administrator of the Holy Trinity Church in Andode Dicho. Furthermore, heavy weaponry has been directed toward areas where displaced individuals from Kiramu district and surrounding areas are sheltered, specifically in the Abajo locality. Justice for the Amhara people in Wollega. © AFNM Ansha Seyid Command Public Relations Department Critical Threats Typical African ACLED Woofers African News feed. Tabz African Hub Dr. Ho Yinsenshow more

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The tactics of the Qeerroo increasingly mirror those of the Interahamwe of Rwanda. Serving as an informal, radicalized auxiliary force that executes mass killings and property destruction targeting civilians, they are receiving training from Oromia regional forces and demanding that Amharas leave Oromia. @visegrad24 @PamphletsY @TiborPNagyJr @rohmerfan1127 @NestorSiurana @PatrickHeinisc1

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@fidh_en @TabackCoupland @LemkinInstitute @AmnestyEARO @Intelynx @martinplaut @umutcagrisariii @mog_china @mog_Russ @ChristianEmerg1 Dear Oromia: quranethiopia com/afaan-oromo-quran/

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@fidh_en @TabackCoupland @LemkinInstitute @AmnestyEARO @Intelynx @martinplaut @umutcagrisariii @mog_china @mog_Russ @ChristianEmerg1 Andode Dicho pogrom #AmharaGenocide

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@fidh_en @TabackCoupland @LemkinInstitute @AmnestyEARO @Intelynx @martinplaut @umutcagrisariii @mog_china @mog_Russ @ChristianEmerg1 @firstpost @africa_dne @Observateurs Anyone who caught " #deepstateyeast " after exposing globalist mafias: you've got it for life but the symptoms are totally manageable w/A🍎Cider Ensure you cook with plenty of:1) garlic 2) onion 3) cumin 4) turmeric 5) hot red/yellow/green peppers 6) choi jhal, Ameen. PBUH. AAWI.

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@fidh_en @TabackCoupland @LemkinInstitute @AmnestyEARO @Intelynx @martinplaut @umutcagrisariii @mog_china @mog_Russ @ChristianEmerg1 @firstpost @africa_dne @Observateurs oh yeah.. some recommend ginger, but personally, I've cut it out . . Ameen. Peace be upon His Messenger. As Allah Wills It.

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@fidh_en @TabackCoupland @LemkinInstitute @AmnestyEARO @Intelynx @martinplaut @umutcagrisariii @mog_china @mog_Russ @ChristianEmerg1 Didn't you help Abbiy during the 2020 attempted Tigray genocide? What happened to yall relationship? 😆

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🚨 Over 250 Amhara civilians massacred at Gind Ansa St. Michael Monastery as ENDF, Oromia Region Gada Commando, Jaal Mose-led OLA and Qeerroo forces carry out killings across Gida Ayana More than 250 Amhara civilians who had sought refuge at Gind Ansa St. Michael Monastery in Mender 3, Gida Ayana Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, were massacred amid an ongoing wave of attacks against Amhara communities in the area. Priests, monks, elderly people, mothers, pregnant women and children were among those killed. The monastery massacre forms part of a wider wave of violence affecting Andode Dicho Kebele, Shashober, Fendika, Anger Gutin, Mender 3, Mender 4 and Mender 22 since August 18, 2026. Sources on the ground and survivor accounts identify Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) soldiers, Oromia Region Gada Commando forces, the Abiy regime-backed Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) led by Jaal Mose, and armed Qeerroo (Oromo youth) groups among the forces involved in the violence. Videos emerging from the affected area reportedly show Jaal Mose-led OLA fighters operating alongside Gada Commando forces during a raid on an Ethiopian Orthodox church. Some of the most severe violence occurred at Debre Anbessa Gind Ansa St. Michael, where large numbers of civilians had taken refuge after fleeing attacks on surrounding communities. ENDF soldiers and Gada Commando forces surrounded the monastery compound and opened fire on civilians attempting to escape, using Bren machine guns, sniper rifles and Kalashnikov rifles. Armed Qeerroo (Oromo youth) members operating under the cover of the security forces entered the monastery compound and attacked civilians with bladed weapons. Among those killed were pregnant women and infants as young as two months old. Additional killings occurred throughout Mender 3, where more than 52 civilians were reported killed in areas affected by the violence. A separate massacre occurred in Mender 22, several kilometers from Mender 3, where more than 44 Amhara civilians were killed. Among the victims were 85-year-old Aba Ayele Arega, a respected community elder known for mediating disputes and consoling grieving families, and his wife, Emahoy Eskedar Gelaw. New mothers and infants were also among those killed. Some victims in Mender 22 were killed with sickles and machetes. In particularly disturbing cases, the weapons used in the killings were found still lodged in victims’ bodies when their remains were recovered for burial. The continuing presence of ENDF soldiers and other armed forces has prevented residents from safely recovering and burying many of those killed. Bodies remain scattered throughout affected areas, with some reportedly being consumed by vultures and wild animals and others swept away by floodwaters. The final death toll could rise further. Several civilians attempting to flee Mender 3 and Mender 22 were shot by ENDF soldiers and escaped while bleeding, leaving their whereabouts and condition unknown. Across Andode Dicho, Shashober, Fendika, Anger Gutin, Mender 3, Mender 4 and Mender 22, the attacks have caused extensive civilian casualties, mass displacement and widespread destruction. Entire communities have been devastated, while homes and civilian property have been destroyed and livestock looted and taken away. Thousands of residents have fled their communities amid continuing insecurity and fear of further attacks, leaving surviving residents unable to safely retrieve victims, bury the dead or return to their homes.

🚨 Over 250 Amhara civilians massacred at Gind Ansa St. Michael Monastery as ENDF, Oromia Region Gada Commando, Jaal Mose-led OLA and Qeerroo forces carry out killings across Gida Ayana More than 250 Amhara civilians who had sought refuge at Gind Ansa St. Michael Monastery in Mender 3, Gida Ayana Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, were massacred amid an ongoing wave of attacks against Amhara communities in the area. Priests, monks, elderly people, mothers, pregnant women and children were among those killed. The monastery massacre forms part of a wider wave of violence affecting Andode Dicho Kebele, Shashober, Fendika, Anger Gutin, Mender 3, Mender 4 and Mender 22 since August 18, 2026. Sources on the ground and survivor accounts identify Ethiopian National Defense Force (ENDF) soldiers, Oromia Region Gada Commando forces, the Abiy regime-backed Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) led by Jaal Mose, and armed Qeerroo (Oromo youth) groups among the forces involved in the violence. Videos emerging from the affected area reportedly show Jaal Mose-led OLA fighters operating alongside Gada Commando forces during a raid on an Ethiopian Orthodox church. Some of the most severe violence occurred at Debre Anbessa Gind Ansa St. Michael, where large numbers of civilians had taken refuge after fleeing attacks on surrounding communities. ENDF soldiers and Gada Commando forces surrounded the monastery compound and opened fire on civilians attempting to escape, using Bren machine guns, sniper rifles and Kalashnikov rifles. Armed Qeerroo (Oromo youth) members operating under the cover of the security forces entered the monastery compound and attacked civilians with bladed weapons. Among those killed were pregnant women and infants as young as two months old. Additional killings occurred throughout Mender 3, where more than 52 civilians were reported killed in areas affected by the violence. A separate massacre occurred in Mender 22, several kilometers from Mender 3, where more than 44 Amhara civilians were killed. Among the victims were 85-year-old Aba Ayele Arega, a respected community elder known for mediating disputes and consoling grieving families, and his wife, Emahoy Eskedar Gelaw. New mothers and infants were also among those killed. Some victims in Mender 22 were killed with sickles and machetes. In particularly disturbing cases, the weapons used in the killings were found still lodged in victims’ bodies when their remains were recovered for burial. The continuing presence of ENDF soldiers and other armed forces has prevented residents from safely recovering and burying many of those killed. Bodies remain scattered throughout affected areas, with some reportedly being consumed by vultures and wild animals and others swept away by floodwaters. The final death toll could rise further. Several civilians attempting to flee Mender 3 and Mender 22 were shot by ENDF soldiers and escaped while bleeding, leaving their whereabouts and condition unknown. Across Andode Dicho, Shashober, Fendika, Anger Gutin, Mender 3, Mender 4 and Mender 22, the attacks have caused extensive civilian casualties, mass displacement and widespread destruction. Entire communities have been devastated, while homes and civilian property have been destroyed and livestock looted and taken away. Thousands of residents have fled their communities amid continuing insecurity and fear of further attacks, leaving surviving residents unable to safely retrieve victims, bury the dead or return to their homes.

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⚡️At least 19 Amhara civilians killed and over 560 homes burned by Oromia Special Forces (OSF) amid escalating state violence in Gida-Ayana Woreda (📍East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia). 🔴 Since December 23rd, joint regime forces have carried out large-scale military operations across multiple kebeles in Gida-Ayana Woreda, particularly targeting areas predominantly inhabited by ethnic Amharas. Fighting intensified following the deployment of OSF commando units to Andode-Dicho Kebele, where regime forces reportedly suffered significant casualties and material losses during clashes. 🔴 In retaliation, regime forces engaged in widespread human-rights violations between December 23rd and 27th, killing at least 19 civilians and injuring several others. Civilians were reportedly burned alive inside their homes and attacked with firearms and bladed weapons. The violence was accompanied by extensive destruction of property, including the burning of at least 562 residential homes, grain warehouses, and small businesses, as well as the destruction of 29 motorcycles, three bajaj vehicles, and a maize-shelling combiner. 🔴 The sustained attacks have triggered mass displacement, with the majority of residents fleeing the affected kebeles. Sources report that killings and abductions continue against civilians who remained behind, deepening fears of ongoing ethnic-targeted violence and the absence of civilian protection. #Amhara_War_Updates

⚡️At least 19 Amhara civilians killed and over 560 homes burned by Oromia Special Forces (OSF) amid escalating state violence in Gida-Ayana Woreda (📍East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia). 🔴 Since December 23rd, joint regime forces have carried out large-scale military operations across multiple kebeles in Gida-Ayana Woreda, particularly targeting areas predominantly inhabited by ethnic Amharas. Fighting intensified following the deployment of OSF commando units to Andode-Dicho Kebele, where regime forces reportedly suffered significant casualties and material losses during clashes. 🔴 In retaliation, regime forces engaged in widespread human-rights violations between December 23rd and 27th, killing at least 19 civilians and injuring several others. Civilians were reportedly burned alive inside their homes and attacked with firearms and bladed weapons. The violence was accompanied by extensive destruction of property, including the burning of at least 562 residential homes, grain warehouses, and small businesses, as well as the destruction of 29 motorcycles, three bajaj vehicles, and a maize-shelling combiner. 🔴 The sustained attacks have triggered mass displacement, with the majority of residents fleeing the affected kebeles. Sources report that killings and abductions continue against civilians who remained behind, deepening fears of ongoing ethnic-targeted violence and the absence of civilian protection. #Amhara_War_Updates

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⚡️At least 49 civilians killed, over 280 missing, and the 101-year-old St. Gabriel Church burned down in deadly attack on Amhara and Orthodox Christian communities in Aseko Woreda (📍East Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia) between May 31st and June 3rd. 🔴 According to sources on the ground, armed militants carried out coordinated attacks against Amhara communities and followers of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church across Teleta-Gabriel, Kuftena, Medhanealem, Bayo Kebele, and surrounding areas. 🔴 The attacks reportedly killed at least 49 civilians, left more than 280 people missing, and destroyed 234 homes, while large quantities of civilian property and livestock were looted. Thousands of residents were forced to flee toward safer areas, including Sunte. 🔴 Among the sites destroyed was the historic 101-year-old St. Gabriel Church in Teleta-Chefa, which was reportedly burned to the ground. Additional structures belonging to Kara-Kufta and Medhanealem church compounds were also destroyed. 🔴 Sources alleged that security forces failed to effectively intervene during the attacks and, in some cases, prevented local security volunteers from reaching affected communities. These allegations have been denied by the regime. 🔴 Religious leaders and affiliates of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church have condemned the violence and called for accountability, protection of civilians, and urgent humanitarian assistance for affected communities. #Amhara_War_Updates

⚡️At least 49 civilians killed, over 280 missing, and the 101-year-old St. Gabriel Church burned down in deadly attack on Amhara and Orthodox Christian communities in Aseko Woreda (📍East Arsi Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia) between May 31st and June 3rd. 🔴 According to sources on the ground, armed militants carried out coordinated attacks against Amhara communities and followers of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church across Teleta-Gabriel, Kuftena, Medhanealem, Bayo Kebele, and surrounding areas. 🔴 The attacks reportedly killed at least 49 civilians, left more than 280 people missing, and destroyed 234 homes, while large quantities of civilian property and livestock were looted. Thousands of residents were forced to flee toward safer areas, including Sunte. 🔴 Among the sites destroyed was the historic 101-year-old St. Gabriel Church in Teleta-Chefa, which was reportedly burned to the ground. Additional structures belonging to Kara-Kufta and Medhanealem church compounds were also destroyed. 🔴 Sources alleged that security forces failed to effectively intervene during the attacks and, in some cases, prevented local security volunteers from reaching affected communities. These allegations have been denied by the regime. 🔴 Religious leaders and affiliates of the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church have condemned the violence and called for accountability, protection of civilians, and urgent humanitarian assistance for affected communities. #Amhara_War_Updates

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🚨Breaking : Door to door massacre of Amhara civilians in Awra Godana town of Amhara region by Oromia Special Forces: Context: Awra Godana, is located in Amhara region close to the borders of Oromia and Afar, a few kilometers from the Ethio-Djibouti railway. The Oromia government has been trying to annex this strategically located town into Oromia. Last year they sent their special forces to attack the town disguised as militia, even killing a dozen federal police. They got routed by the local Amhara militia, losing at least 26 of their fighters. The incident even got international media attention. The Oromia government claimed Fano invaded Oromia, they even had the CGTN Africa reporter Girum Chala, who has business links to Oromia PP, report on Desolate that it was Amharas who invaded Oromia. It’s important to know that the Oromia Special Forces were never disband in April, only the Amhara Special Forces. What happened yesterday and today: Since ENDF is losing ground in most parts of Amhara, the Oromia government wants to annex this town to take over the Ethio-Djibouti route. There was no Fano presence in the town so ENDF encircled the town yesterday to prevent the locals from getting any Fano reinforcements. This was followed by an attack on the town by Oromia Special Forces (OSF), the locals were able to defend themselves with high casualties for OSF. Amhara Civilians strong enough to run fled the town. Today the Oromia government sent more OSF reinforcements backed by ENDF artillery support. The locals fought until they ran out of Ammo. Fano couldn’t make it to the town due to ENDFs blockade. This is when Oromia Special Forces started going door to door and killing any Amhara civilians they could find. They brought Oromo youth from the neighboring Oromia region towns to loot as many properties as possible. The looting and killing is still going on. I have transcribed and translated a brief interview journalists Mesay Mekonnen and Dereje did with survivors: Journalist: The town of Awra Godana, in Minjar Wereda of Amhara region is under the full invasion and occupation of the Oromia Special Forces (OSF), there is door to door killing and looting. The residents of the town are fleeing for their lives. Those who couldn’t flee are in dire situations. Witness: Houses are burning, people have fled the town. The town is fully controlled by Oromia Special forces. What’s shocking is the level of looting, people (from the bordering Oromia towns) are looting everything, the Oromia Special forces are loading trucks full of peoples properties, every house has been looted by OSF. And ENDF is behind them overseeing it, the forest is full of people (Oromos from Kireyu) running with looted properties. We have several pictures and videos of these incidents, I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. They’re destroying the entire town. Residents of Awra Godana, those who can have all fled to the forests. The town is being completely destroyed. Journalist: It’s being reported that the ones killing people door to door are Oromo Special Forces. Witness: There’s a lot of them (OSF), they control most of the higher positions. They’ve taken over the entire city, there’s still people looting right now. The entire forest is full of people (Oromos from neighboring region) running away with looted properties. Even the OSF loading peoples belongings with trucks and taking them to Oromia. We think they’ve incited Oromos from neighboring towns to come loot because they’re everywhere. I’ve never seen this type of cruelty in my life, we are devastated. #AmharaGenocide #WarOnAmhara #Ethiopia Al Jazeera English BBC News (World) Reuters UN Human Rights Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Human Rights Watch Amnesty International

🚨Breaking : Door to door massacre of Amhara civilians in Awra Godana town of Amhara region by Oromia Special Forces: Context: Awra Godana, is located in Amhara region close to the borders of Oromia and Afar, a few kilometers from the Ethio-Djibouti railway. The Oromia government has been trying to annex this strategically located town into Oromia. Last year they sent their special forces to attack the town disguised as militia, even killing a dozen federal police. They got routed by the local Amhara militia, losing at least 26 of their fighters. The incident even got international media attention. The Oromia government claimed Fano invaded Oromia, they even had the CGTN Africa reporter Girum Chala, who has business links to Oromia PP, report on Desolate that it was Amharas who invaded Oromia. It’s important to know that the Oromia Special Forces were never disband in April, only the Amhara Special Forces. What happened yesterday and today: Since ENDF is losing ground in most parts of Amhara, the Oromia government wants to annex this town to take over the Ethio-Djibouti route. There was no Fano presence in the town so ENDF encircled the town yesterday to prevent the locals from getting any Fano reinforcements. This was followed by an attack on the town by Oromia Special Forces (OSF), the locals were able to defend themselves with high casualties for OSF. Amhara Civilians strong enough to run fled the town. Today the Oromia government sent more OSF reinforcements backed by ENDF artillery support. The locals fought until they ran out of Ammo. Fano couldn’t make it to the town due to ENDFs blockade. This is when Oromia Special Forces started going door to door and killing any Amhara civilians they could find. They brought Oromo youth from the neighboring Oromia region towns to loot as many properties as possible. The looting and killing is still going on. I have transcribed and translated a brief interview journalists Mesay Mekonnen and Dereje did with survivors: Journalist: The town of Awra Godana, in Minjar Wereda of Amhara region is under the full invasion and occupation of the Oromia Special Forces (OSF), there is door to door killing and looting. The residents of the town are fleeing for their lives. Those who couldn’t flee are in dire situations. Witness: Houses are burning, people have fled the town. The town is fully controlled by Oromia Special forces. What’s shocking is the level of looting, people (from the bordering Oromia towns) are looting everything, the Oromia Special forces are loading trucks full of peoples properties, every house has been looted by OSF. And ENDF is behind them overseeing it, the forest is full of people (Oromos from Kireyu) running with looted properties. We have several pictures and videos of these incidents, I’ve never seen anything like this in my life. They’re destroying the entire town. Residents of Awra Godana, those who can have all fled to the forests. The town is being completely destroyed. Journalist: It’s being reported that the ones killing people door to door are Oromo Special Forces. Witness: There’s a lot of them (OSF), they control most of the higher positions. They’ve taken over the entire city, there’s still people looting right now. The entire forest is full of people (Oromos from neighboring region) running away with looted properties. Even the OSF loading peoples belongings with trucks and taking them to Oromia. We think they’ve incited Oromos from neighboring towns to come loot because they’re everywhere. I’ve never seen this type of cruelty in my life, we are devastated. #AmharaGenocide #WarOnAmhara #Ethiopia Al Jazeera English BBC News (World) Reuters UN Human Rights Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Human Rights Watch Amnesty International

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🚨 At least 121 civilians killed, 293 missing, 60,000 displaced and 1,119 homes destroyed in 12 days of attacks by Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 regime forces in Gida Ayana Woreda, East Wollega Zone 12 consecutive days of attacks systematically carried out by Oromia security forces against ethnic Amhara and Tigrayan residents has resulted in the following casualties: Human casualties ▪️People killed: More than 121 civilians, ranging from a six-month-old infant to an 85-year-old elderly person, have been killed. ▪️Church servants: Seven church servants—including an Aba Qomos, priests, clergy, deacons, and monks—were beaten and/or killed. ▪️Missing persons: The whereabouts of 293 people remain unknown. ▪️Displacement: More than 60,000 displaced people are currently sheltering in just four displacement camps. This figure does not include those who have fled to Addis Ababa, Nekemte, and other areas. Destruction of institutions ▪️Churches: Eleven churches have been completely or partially destroyed. ▪️Communities displaced: Most residents of 15 villages and small towns have been displaced. Destruction and looting of property ▪️Villages: Five villages have been completely or partially burned. ▪️Homes: 1,119 residential homes have been completely or partially destroyed, looted, or burned. ▪️Grain and property: More than 40 grain-storage facilities have been looted or destroyed. ▪️Livestock: More than 15,700 cattle, pack animals, goats, and sheep have been driven away (looted). ▪️Vehicles: More than 20 vehicles and motorcycles have been looted or burned. ▪️Property estimated to be worth billions of birr has been destroyed.

🚨 At least 121 civilians killed, 293 missing, 60,000 displaced and 1,119 homes destroyed in 12 days of attacks by Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 regime forces in Gida Ayana Woreda, East Wollega Zone 12 consecutive days of attacks systematically carried out by Oromia security forces against ethnic Amhara and Tigrayan residents has resulted in the following casualties: Human casualties ▪️People killed: More than 121 civilians, ranging from a six-month-old infant to an 85-year-old elderly person, have been killed. ▪️Church servants: Seven church servants—including an Aba Qomos, priests, clergy, deacons, and monks—were beaten and/or killed. ▪️Missing persons: The whereabouts of 293 people remain unknown. ▪️Displacement: More than 60,000 displaced people are currently sheltering in just four displacement camps. This figure does not include those who have fled to Addis Ababa, Nekemte, and other areas. Destruction of institutions ▪️Churches: Eleven churches have been completely or partially destroyed. ▪️Communities displaced: Most residents of 15 villages and small towns have been displaced. Destruction and looting of property ▪️Villages: Five villages have been completely or partially burned. ▪️Homes: 1,119 residential homes have been completely or partially destroyed, looted, or burned. ▪️Grain and property: More than 40 grain-storage facilities have been looted or destroyed. ▪️Livestock: More than 15,700 cattle, pack animals, goats, and sheep have been driven away (looted). ▪️Vehicles: More than 20 vehicles and motorcycles have been looted or burned. ▪️Property estimated to be worth billions of birr has been destroyed.

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⚡️Gada Commando and Oromo Special Force (OSF) forces burn down an Orthodox church, massacre clergy and civilians in Gida-Ayana Woreda (📍East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia), as a four-year-old child is found beside her mother's body days later. 🔴 On August 21st, regime joint forces—including Gada Commando, OSF, and allied Qeerroo—continued widespread attacks against Amhara civilians, carrying out violence, property destruction, and systematic looting across Gida-Ayana Woreda. 🔴 On August 21st, regime forces breached the compound of Andode-Qidist-Selassie Church during religious services and killed multiple civilians, including Komos Aba Tadesse, chief administrator of the church, Priest Addis Ayele, and several church servants. 🔴 Komos Aba Tadesse had been abducted and tortured by regime joint forces before being killed, with his body later recovered on nearby farmland. 🔴 During the same attack, regime forces also killed a mother who relied on begging to support her children. On August 24th, the woman's four-year-old child was found alive beside her mother's body after surviving for three days with a severe gunshot wound to her thigh. #Amhara_War_Updates

⚡️Gada Commando and Oromo Special Force (OSF) forces burn down an Orthodox church, massacre clergy and civilians in Gida-Ayana Woreda (📍East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia), as a four-year-old child is found beside her mother's body days later. 🔴 On August 21st, regime joint forces—including Gada Commando, OSF, and allied Qeerroo—continued widespread attacks against Amhara civilians, carrying out violence, property destruction, and systematic looting across Gida-Ayana Woreda. 🔴 On August 21st, regime forces breached the compound of Andode-Qidist-Selassie Church during religious services and killed multiple civilians, including Komos Aba Tadesse, chief administrator of the church, Priest Addis Ayele, and several church servants. 🔴 Komos Aba Tadesse had been abducted and tortured by regime joint forces before being killed, with his body later recovered on nearby farmland. 🔴 During the same attack, regime forces also killed a mother who relied on begging to support her children. On August 24th, the woman's four-year-old child was found alive beside her mother's body after surviving for three days with a severe gunshot wound to her thigh. #Amhara_War_Updates

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Our latest video from Nabatieh, on whose outskirts fighting has intensified over the past few days. Clashes are still ongoing despite the announcement of a sixth ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel. Hezbollah says it has been confronting advancing Israeli forces in the area for the past four days. The city is strategically important as a major transport hub linking areas south of the Litani River with eastern Lebanon. In Nabatieh, Israeli strikes have spared nothing, including the historic souk, the Civil Defence centre and essential infrastructure. The few people who decided to return despite the volatile situation found little left to come back to. For The National

Our latest video from Nabatieh, on whose outskirts fighting has intensified over the past few days. Clashes are still ongoing despite the announcement of a sixth ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel. Hezbollah says it has been confronting advancing Israeli forces in the area for the past four days. The city is strategically important as a major transport hub linking areas south of the Litani River with eastern Lebanon. In Nabatieh, Israeli strikes have spared nothing, including the historic souk, the Civil Defence centre and essential infrastructure. The few people who decided to return despite the volatile situation found little left to come back to. For The National

Nada Maucourant Atallah

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A probing question: When was the last time the Abiy regime launched a drone strike against #OLF positions anywhere in Ethiopia over the past year or two? While hundreds of drone strikes have devastated the Amhara people in #BeteAmhara, #Gojjam, #Gondar, and #Shoa, decimating entire communities, we have seen no comparable action taken against #OLF strongholds. Individuals like #Jihadi #J_War would have us believe that there is major armed resistance in both the Oromo and Amhara regions. Yet if that were truly the case, why has there not been a single drone strike targeting the so-called #Shene_OLF? Instead, the Abiy regime has reserved its most brutal force for the Amhara people, unleashing incessant drone attacks even during the holiest week of Lent in Gojjam, when Abiy Ahmed and his #Oromumma operatives indulged their deranged bloodlust by slaughtering hundreds of innocent civilians. It must be clearly understood that both Abiy and J-War are united in their hatred of the #Amhara people. Their visions for Ethiopia may differ, Abiy peddles a hollow pseudo-prosperity gospel to craft his Oromia kingdom, while Jawar dreams of a #Salafist version of Oromia, but they converge on one fundamental goal: the destruction of the #EOTC and the annihilation of Ethiopia’s indigenous religious heritage, both Christian and Islamic. The Amhara genocide and the assault on the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church are not isolated acts of violence; they are coordinated parts of a broader campaign to erase the very soul of Ethiopia. UN Human Rights UN Human Rights Council Human Rights Watch World Court of Human Rights Amnesty Eastern Africa The New York Times ECLJ - European Centre for Law & Justice

A probing question: When was the last time the Abiy regime launched a drone strike against #OLF positions anywhere in Ethiopia over the past year or two? While hundreds of drone strikes have devastated the Amhara people in #BeteAmhara, #Gojjam, #Gondar, and #Shoa, decimating entire communities, we have seen no comparable action taken against #OLF strongholds. Individuals like #Jihadi #J_War would have us believe that there is major armed resistance in both the Oromo and Amhara regions. Yet if that were truly the case, why has there not been a single drone strike targeting the so-called #Shene_OLF? Instead, the Abiy regime has reserved its most brutal force for the Amhara people, unleashing incessant drone attacks even during the holiest week of Lent in Gojjam, when Abiy Ahmed and his #Oromumma operatives indulged their deranged bloodlust by slaughtering hundreds of innocent civilians. It must be clearly understood that both Abiy and J-War are united in their hatred of the #Amhara people. Their visions for Ethiopia may differ, Abiy peddles a hollow pseudo-prosperity gospel to craft his Oromia kingdom, while Jawar dreams of a #Salafist version of Oromia, but they converge on one fundamental goal: the destruction of the #EOTC and the annihilation of Ethiopia’s indigenous religious heritage, both Christian and Islamic. The Amhara genocide and the assault on the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church are not isolated acts of violence; they are coordinated parts of a broader campaign to erase the very soul of Ethiopia. UN Human Rights UN Human Rights Council Human Rights Watch World Court of Human Rights Amnesty Eastern Africa The New York Times ECLJ - European Centre for Law & Justice

Dawit

17,605 просмотров • 1 год назад

A disturbing video circulating on Ethiopian social media reveals a chilling endorsement of genocide by a pro-government activist, raising alarms over the fate of ethnic Amharas. The video features a prominent regime supporter loyal to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, making a public call for the massacre of Amhara civilians as the "solution" to end resistance from the Amhara region, particularly in Gojjam. This rhetoric marks a dangerous escalation in the Ethiopian government’s ongoing war with the Amhara people and highlights the severity of the humanitarian crisis. In the video, the activist openly advocates for the mass killing of civilians, arguing that the Ethiopian military's struggle in Gojjam is due to the overwhelming support the Amhara Fano (local armed resistance group) receives from the civilian population. According to his explanation, the military’s losses in the region are not solely the result of combat with the Fano fighters but are also because the entire Amhara community in Gojjam—farmers, youths, and everyday civilians—supports and aids the resistance. The activist bluntly claims that the only way to defeat the Amhara Fano in Gojjam is by wiping out the civilian population, insisting that massacring the entire community is essential to breaking the resistance. He further suggests that without such brutal measures, the conflict will continue indefinitely, as the local population is perceived as an integral part of the resistance movement. The activist’s statements are a stark endorsement of genocidal violence, raising fears that these views reflect the broader strategy of the Ethiopian government. These calls for mass violence against civilians are not isolated rhetoric. On the ground, there have been numerous reports of heavy bombardments targeting Amhara civilians and infrastructure in the region. In Gojjam’s Mecha district, for example, over 45 drone strikes were reported within a span of just three hours, wreaking havoc on civilian lives and property. Despite these alarming developments, the international community, including global institutions and human rights organizations, has largely remained silent. The video provides a clear and disturbing context for the Ethiopian government's military operations, revealing the genocidal intent behind its actions. The silence of international institutions in the face of such blatant incitement to violence is deeply troubling. The world has witnessed countless instances of ethnic violence and genocide in recent history, often followed by solemn declarations of "Never Again." Yet, in Ethiopia, as calls for genocide against the Amhara people grow louder, there is a shocking absence of international outcry. How many more lives must be lost before the global community acknowledges the unfolding genocide ? This video, which can be independently verified as a genuine translation from Amharic, should serve as a wake-up call. The activist’s brazen recommendation to massacre an entire ethnic group should trigger alarm bells in international institutions and human rights bodies. It is not just a call for violence; it is an explicit endorsement of genocide, aimed at eliminating an entire population perceived as an obstacle to military victory. The Ethiopian government, under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed, is already carrying out operations that reflect this narrative—bombarding civilian populations with artillery and drones. The international community must act now, not after the genocide has already taken its toll. History will judge the world's response to the suffering of the Amhara people, and there can be no excuse of ignorance. The global community is aware of the situation, and failure to act is tantamount to complicity. It is imperative that human rights organizations, international bodies, and governments around the world address this genocidal rhetoric and prevent further atrocities.

A disturbing video circulating on Ethiopian social media reveals a chilling endorsement of genocide by a pro-government activist, raising alarms over the fate of ethnic Amharas. The video features a prominent regime supporter loyal to Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, making a public call for the massacre of Amhara civilians as the "solution" to end resistance from the Amhara region, particularly in Gojjam. This rhetoric marks a dangerous escalation in the Ethiopian government’s ongoing war with the Amhara people and highlights the severity of the humanitarian crisis. In the video, the activist openly advocates for the mass killing of civilians, arguing that the Ethiopian military's struggle in Gojjam is due to the overwhelming support the Amhara Fano (local armed resistance group) receives from the civilian population. According to his explanation, the military’s losses in the region are not solely the result of combat with the Fano fighters but are also because the entire Amhara community in Gojjam—farmers, youths, and everyday civilians—supports and aids the resistance. The activist bluntly claims that the only way to defeat the Amhara Fano in Gojjam is by wiping out the civilian population, insisting that massacring the entire community is essential to breaking the resistance. He further suggests that without such brutal measures, the conflict will continue indefinitely, as the local population is perceived as an integral part of the resistance movement. The activist’s statements are a stark endorsement of genocidal violence, raising fears that these views reflect the broader strategy of the Ethiopian government. These calls for mass violence against civilians are not isolated rhetoric. On the ground, there have been numerous reports of heavy bombardments targeting Amhara civilians and infrastructure in the region. In Gojjam’s Mecha district, for example, over 45 drone strikes were reported within a span of just three hours, wreaking havoc on civilian lives and property. Despite these alarming developments, the international community, including global institutions and human rights organizations, has largely remained silent. The video provides a clear and disturbing context for the Ethiopian government's military operations, revealing the genocidal intent behind its actions. The silence of international institutions in the face of such blatant incitement to violence is deeply troubling. The world has witnessed countless instances of ethnic violence and genocide in recent history, often followed by solemn declarations of "Never Again." Yet, in Ethiopia, as calls for genocide against the Amhara people grow louder, there is a shocking absence of international outcry. How many more lives must be lost before the global community acknowledges the unfolding genocide ? This video, which can be independently verified as a genuine translation from Amharic, should serve as a wake-up call. The activist’s brazen recommendation to massacre an entire ethnic group should trigger alarm bells in international institutions and human rights bodies. It is not just a call for violence; it is an explicit endorsement of genocide, aimed at eliminating an entire population perceived as an obstacle to military victory. The Ethiopian government, under the leadership of Abiy Ahmed, is already carrying out operations that reflect this narrative—bombarding civilian populations with artillery and drones. The international community must act now, not after the genocide has already taken its toll. History will judge the world's response to the suffering of the Amhara people, and there can be no excuse of ignorance. The global community is aware of the situation, and failure to act is tantamount to complicity. It is imperative that human rights organizations, international bodies, and governments around the world address this genocidal rhetoric and prevent further atrocities.

Yuri Tadesse

14,347 просмотров • 2 лет назад

It has been 3 years since the brutal and targeted massacre of Amhara's in the town of Mai Kadra in Welkait, Gondar. On Nov 9th and 10th of 2020, Tigrayan armed militia and a kill squad called the Samri youth group attacked Kebele 1, a settlement quarter housing primarily Amhara residents of Mai Kadra. 3 years later there has been no justice and accountability for these victims and their surviving families. 3 years later the people that ordered the massacre have signed a "peace deal" and resumed office. 3 years later not only have the people who waged the ethnic cleansing of Amharas from this region in northern Gondar not faced justice, but they have made the counter claim that the victims were Tigrayan and the villains were Amhara forces. 3 years later the documented names of the actual victims still remains as evidence of #AmharaGenocide (Look Below) 3 years later a full fledged war on the Amhara people of Ethiopia has been waged by the Federal government and the people are fighting a war for survival from further elimination 3 years later, the truth remains ignored by mainstream media, the international community and human rights agencies. But the survivors have told their stories. We have documented their accounts, identified the victims (thanks to the University of Gondar) and we continue to advocate for 1. Acknowledgement of the egregious crimes committed on the Amhara people of Mai Kadra, Welkait as a whole, and throughout the country for decades. 2. Justice and Accountability for the criminals who committed these acts and fled to Sudan and to Tigray 3. Restitution for the people who are still living in horrific situations #MaiKadraMassacre is one we will never let them forget. President Donald J. Trump Mike Hammer Secretary Antony Blinken John Garamendi Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 🇺🇸 John James Senator Chris Coons Rep. Jimmy Panetta @RepKayGranger Kevin McCarthy The New York Times The Washington Post FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Committee to Protect Journalists Tibor Nagy Ana Gomes Daniel Bekele Amhara Association of America (AAA) Ethio-American Development Council (EADC) The American-Ethiopian Public Affairs Committee Tsedi አፅደ ማርያም☦️ Maédot ማዕዶት 🇪🇹✡️🇪🇺 unapologetically Ethiopian! Bureau of African Affairs @malesadin @hailetaddele Jeff Pearce jemal countess

It has been 3 years since the brutal and targeted massacre of Amhara's in the town of Mai Kadra in Welkait, Gondar. On Nov 9th and 10th of 2020, Tigrayan armed militia and a kill squad called the Samri youth group attacked Kebele 1, a settlement quarter housing primarily Amhara residents of Mai Kadra. 3 years later there has been no justice and accountability for these victims and their surviving families. 3 years later the people that ordered the massacre have signed a "peace deal" and resumed office. 3 years later not only have the people who waged the ethnic cleansing of Amharas from this region in northern Gondar not faced justice, but they have made the counter claim that the victims were Tigrayan and the villains were Amhara forces. 3 years later the documented names of the actual victims still remains as evidence of #AmharaGenocide (Look Below) 3 years later a full fledged war on the Amhara people of Ethiopia has been waged by the Federal government and the people are fighting a war for survival from further elimination 3 years later, the truth remains ignored by mainstream media, the international community and human rights agencies. But the survivors have told their stories. We have documented their accounts, identified the victims (thanks to the University of Gondar) and we continue to advocate for 1. Acknowledgement of the egregious crimes committed on the Amhara people of Mai Kadra, Welkait as a whole, and throughout the country for decades. 2. Justice and Accountability for the criminals who committed these acts and fled to Sudan and to Tigray 3. Restitution for the people who are still living in horrific situations #MaiKadraMassacre is one we will never let them forget. President Donald J. Trump Mike Hammer Secretary Antony Blinken John Garamendi Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick 🇺🇸 John James Senator Chris Coons Rep. Jimmy Panetta @RepKayGranger Kevin McCarthy The New York Times The Washington Post FRANCE 24 BBC News Africa Al Jazeera English AFP News Agency U.S. Embassy Addis Department of State Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Orthodox Church OCA Amnesty International Human Rights Watch Al Jazeera English BBC News (UK) CNN AFP News Agency UN Human Rights UNESCO Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) - ኢሰመኮ Committee to Protect Journalists Tibor Nagy Ana Gomes Daniel Bekele Amhara Association of America (AAA) Ethio-American Development Council (EADC) The American-Ethiopian Public Affairs Committee Tsedi አፅደ ማርያም☦️ Maédot ማዕዶት 🇪🇹✡️🇪🇺 unapologetically Ethiopian! Bureau of African Affairs @malesadin @hailetaddele Jeff Pearce jemal countess

Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸

56,238 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Grisly Amputations, #Oromumma Terror, and the #AmharaGenocide: The Murder of Two Young Amhara Girls What Ethiopia is witnessing today is not random violence but the culmination of years of systematic indoctrination and incitement by the political and ideological architects of #Oromumma : a doctrine that fuses tribal supremacy with state power. The genocidal rhetoric of Abiy Ahmed, Shimeles Abdissa, Jawar Mohammed, Asafa Jalata, and #ChalaAlemo et al has normalized the language of extermination against the Amhara people. From public platforms and rallies to televised “cultural celebrations,” they have repeatedly invoked imagery of conquest, vengeance, and ethnic cleansing. These are not stray words; they are directives. When #ChalaAlemo declared, “We will eat your flesh and drink your blood,” he was not speaking metaphorically. His threats have now materialized in the most grotesque forms: young Amhara women like #BalemlayWassie and #TigestWedajo brutalized, their bodies mutilated, their breasts severed, crimes that echo the sixteenth-century devastations of the Oromo invasions now replayed under state sanction. This is the reality of Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia: a state that has institutionalized hatred, armed ethnic militias, and unleashed them upon its own citizens while claiming the mantle of “reform.” The Oromia regional president himself has publicly spoken of erasing both the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and Islam, an open declaration of cultural and spiritual genocide. The consequence is a landscape of horror: monasteries burned, priests executed, girls dismembered, and entire Amhara villages wiped out. International humanitarian law is being mocked in real time; the Geneva Conventions mean nothing to a regime that uses religion, ethnicity, and gender as instruments of annihilation. The Amhara region has become a killing field, its population targeted not for what they have done, but for who they are. The international community cannot claim ignorance. The rhetoric has been broadcast, the massacres documented, and the ideology openly declared. What is unfolding in Ethiopia bears all the hallmarks of a coordinated, state-sponsored genocide, from hate propaganda to organized extermination. The world must act now: to document, to sanction, to intervene diplomatically and legally before Ethiopia becomes another Rwanda. The blood of these young women is not only a testament to individual cruelty but a warning to humanity itself. As the Amhara are hunted, mutilated, and silenced, history will judge not only the perpetrators but also those who watched in silence. #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia #NeverAgain UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights African Union Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention

Grisly Amputations, #Oromumma Terror, and the #AmharaGenocide: The Murder of Two Young Amhara Girls What Ethiopia is witnessing today is not random violence but the culmination of years of systematic indoctrination and incitement by the political and ideological architects of #Oromumma : a doctrine that fuses tribal supremacy with state power. The genocidal rhetoric of Abiy Ahmed, Shimeles Abdissa, Jawar Mohammed, Asafa Jalata, and #ChalaAlemo et al has normalized the language of extermination against the Amhara people. From public platforms and rallies to televised “cultural celebrations,” they have repeatedly invoked imagery of conquest, vengeance, and ethnic cleansing. These are not stray words; they are directives. When #ChalaAlemo declared, “We will eat your flesh and drink your blood,” he was not speaking metaphorically. His threats have now materialized in the most grotesque forms: young Amhara women like #BalemlayWassie and #TigestWedajo brutalized, their bodies mutilated, their breasts severed, crimes that echo the sixteenth-century devastations of the Oromo invasions now replayed under state sanction. This is the reality of Abiy Ahmed’s Ethiopia: a state that has institutionalized hatred, armed ethnic militias, and unleashed them upon its own citizens while claiming the mantle of “reform.” The Oromia regional president himself has publicly spoken of erasing both the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church and Islam, an open declaration of cultural and spiritual genocide. The consequence is a landscape of horror: monasteries burned, priests executed, girls dismembered, and entire Amhara villages wiped out. International humanitarian law is being mocked in real time; the Geneva Conventions mean nothing to a regime that uses religion, ethnicity, and gender as instruments of annihilation. The Amhara region has become a killing field, its population targeted not for what they have done, but for who they are. The international community cannot claim ignorance. The rhetoric has been broadcast, the massacres documented, and the ideology openly declared. What is unfolding in Ethiopia bears all the hallmarks of a coordinated, state-sponsored genocide, from hate propaganda to organized extermination. The world must act now: to document, to sanction, to intervene diplomatically and legally before Ethiopia becomes another Rwanda. The blood of these young women is not only a testament to individual cruelty but a warning to humanity itself. As the Amhara are hunted, mutilated, and silenced, history will judge not only the perpetrators but also those who watched in silence. #AmharaGenocide #Ethiopia #NeverAgain UN Human Rights Council UN Human Rights African Union Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention

Dawit

12,357 просмотров • 1 год назад

#GPE_AtrocityReport #DebreElias district, #EastGojam Zone, #Amhara Region, #Ethiopia. Incident date: May 26, 2023 (the direct attack by government forces continued for over 8 days) Several sources have reported the ongoing shelling of holy sites by the regime of Abiy Ahmed Ali, and the Oromo prosperity party at various areas in Amhara region. So far, the ground and air (drone) based heavy shelling of one of these ancient monasteries, Debre Elias Monastery has taken the lives of more than 200 monastics, clergy, pilgrims, older men, women, and children on a spiritual retreat and healing services at the holy site. According to one survivor who escaped the carnage with her sick child, the invading army neither spoke the local language (Amharic) nor had mercy on the helpless victims shooting the male victims and slitting the throats of the female victims consistent with the style of execution observed in other genocide sites in #Metekel and #Wollega. Among the holy sites destroyed was the parish of Saint George, Saint John, Saint Mary, and the more than 600 hundred years old monastery at Debre Elias. The regime was planting evidence, such as artillery and other heavy weapons, to accuse the victims. On 6/03/2023, as expected, the government made false claims to justify its attack on the holy sites and the massacre of more than 200 civilians at Debre Elias. Additionally, the government forces gunned down more monks who refused to take part in the documentary the government was planning to produce and use against them.

#GPE_AtrocityReport #DebreElias district, #EastGojam Zone, #Amhara Region, #Ethiopia. Incident date: May 26, 2023 (the direct attack by government forces continued for over 8 days) Several sources have reported the ongoing shelling of holy sites by the regime of Abiy Ahmed Ali, and the Oromo prosperity party at various areas in Amhara region. So far, the ground and air (drone) based heavy shelling of one of these ancient monasteries, Debre Elias Monastery has taken the lives of more than 200 monastics, clergy, pilgrims, older men, women, and children on a spiritual retreat and healing services at the holy site. According to one survivor who escaped the carnage with her sick child, the invading army neither spoke the local language (Amharic) nor had mercy on the helpless victims shooting the male victims and slitting the throats of the female victims consistent with the style of execution observed in other genocide sites in #Metekel and #Wollega. Among the holy sites destroyed was the parish of Saint George, Saint John, Saint Mary, and the more than 600 hundred years old monastery at Debre Elias. The regime was planting evidence, such as artillery and other heavy weapons, to accuse the victims. On 6/03/2023, as expected, the government made false claims to justify its attack on the holy sites and the massacre of more than 200 civilians at Debre Elias. Additionally, the government forces gunned down more monks who refused to take part in the documentary the government was planning to produce and use against them.

Genocide Prevention In Ethiopia

20,640 просмотров • 3 лет назад

The heart felt message of this young woman during todays #StopAmharaGenocideInEthiopia protest in Washington DC struck the hearts of the many who stood in the rain for hours to stand against the genocide of the Amhara people. Every word and sentiment is true and honest, where are the youth of Ethiopia? Where is the international community when it comes to the injustice of black men, women and children? Why is this still happening?? What is holding everyone back from saying enough and jointly condemning this horrific chapter in our history? The body counts are adding up while the world is silent about the Amhara Genocide. The government of Ethiopia is not just complicit but 100% responsible for these incomprehensible acts of inhumanity. We have all been played by the wicked who orchestrated our division and compartmentalized our suffering. Ethiopians used to cry for the world let alone for each other. Now the first question after you hear about a drone strike killing hundreds of civilians is “Where?” “What are they” instead of how many and who did it. It’s a shame!! If you haven’t heard what’s been happening in Ethiopia for decades but especially for the last few years there is an active genocide of Amhara people and devastation, starvation and an apartheid regime killing its citizens everywhere and every day. They purchase drones and display air shows and fantasize over prosperity projects while 10s of millions have been displaced and millions are in serious food crisis. The humanitarian toll is beyond comprehension, it’s gone on too long. The time to stand together is now!!! #StopAmharaGenocideInEthiopia

The heart felt message of this young woman during todays #StopAmharaGenocideInEthiopia protest in Washington DC struck the hearts of the many who stood in the rain for hours to stand against the genocide of the Amhara people. Every word and sentiment is true and honest, where are the youth of Ethiopia? Where is the international community when it comes to the injustice of black men, women and children? Why is this still happening?? What is holding everyone back from saying enough and jointly condemning this horrific chapter in our history? The body counts are adding up while the world is silent about the Amhara Genocide. The government of Ethiopia is not just complicit but 100% responsible for these incomprehensible acts of inhumanity. We have all been played by the wicked who orchestrated our division and compartmentalized our suffering. Ethiopians used to cry for the world let alone for each other. Now the first question after you hear about a drone strike killing hundreds of civilians is “Where?” “What are they” instead of how many and who did it. It’s a shame!! If you haven’t heard what’s been happening in Ethiopia for decades but especially for the last few years there is an active genocide of Amhara people and devastation, starvation and an apartheid regime killing its citizens everywhere and every day. They purchase drones and display air shows and fantasize over prosperity projects while 10s of millions have been displaced and millions are in serious food crisis. The humanitarian toll is beyond comprehension, it’s gone on too long. The time to stand together is now!!! #StopAmharaGenocideInEthiopia

Sheba - PushStart 🇺🇸🇪🇹🇪🇷🇺🇸

39,489 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Rumor has it, Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 is expected to launch an all out war against TPLF and Eritrea, following the African Union Summit, which concludes on February 16. The recent large-scale ENDF offensive in North Shewa and Wollo Zones of Amhara region, accompanied by a complete communications blackout, appears to be aimed at weakening Fano in order to prevent it from advancing toward Addis Ababa once a new northern war begins. So far the offensive has not been successful with ENDF facing heavy losses, with large scale civilian massacres reported in retaliation for these losses. At the same time, ENDF has been observed redeploying troops and heavy weaponry from South Gonder and other parts of the Amhara region toward Tigray. ENDF forces have reportedly been withdrawn from 13 of the 18 woredas in South Gonder, including Hamusit, Ibnat, Meketewa, Arb Gebeya, Welela Behar, Aja, Ayisa, Muja, and Wegeda, and shifted northward. TPLF has also been seen moving troops and heavy weapons toward Welkait and Telemt from Sudan, Shiraro, and Dedebit. A sizable force, along with logistics and heavy weaponry, has also been deployed yesterday in Maychew and Mehoni along the Raya front, signaling preparations for another offensive. The latest statement by Ethiopian FM Gedion Timothewos Hessebon further reinforces the likelihood of escalation, suggesting that the question is no longer if a war with Eritrea will occur, but when. And when the war eventually breaks out, Abiy is expected to point to this letter as evidence that he pursued every available peaceful option, framing the war as a last resort imposed upon him.

Rumor has it, Abiy Ahmed Ali 🇪🇹 is expected to launch an all out war against TPLF and Eritrea, following the African Union Summit, which concludes on February 16. The recent large-scale ENDF offensive in North Shewa and Wollo Zones of Amhara region, accompanied by a complete communications blackout, appears to be aimed at weakening Fano in order to prevent it from advancing toward Addis Ababa once a new northern war begins. So far the offensive has not been successful with ENDF facing heavy losses, with large scale civilian massacres reported in retaliation for these losses. At the same time, ENDF has been observed redeploying troops and heavy weaponry from South Gonder and other parts of the Amhara region toward Tigray. ENDF forces have reportedly been withdrawn from 13 of the 18 woredas in South Gonder, including Hamusit, Ibnat, Meketewa, Arb Gebeya, Welela Behar, Aja, Ayisa, Muja, and Wegeda, and shifted northward. TPLF has also been seen moving troops and heavy weapons toward Welkait and Telemt from Sudan, Shiraro, and Dedebit. A sizable force, along with logistics and heavy weaponry, has also been deployed yesterday in Maychew and Mehoni along the Raya front, signaling preparations for another offensive. The latest statement by Ethiopian FM Gedion Timothewos Hessebon further reinforces the likelihood of escalation, suggesting that the question is no longer if a war with Eritrea will occur, but when. And when the war eventually breaks out, Abiy is expected to point to this letter as evidence that he pursued every available peaceful option, framing the war as a last resort imposed upon him.

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23,657 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад