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#Update: Why did Reuters amplify unverified allegations of an RSF training camp inside Ethiopia—claims lacking substantial corroboration—while overlooking documented evidence of a TPLF training facility in Sudan’s Gedaref region near the Ethiopian border? Videos released by TPLF fighters themselves, alongside matching satellite imagery, point to a structured camp reportedly... show more

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🚨🚨 4, Despite Reuter report alleging the existence of a training camp in Ethiopia claims that lack substantial supporting evidence there is documented material indicating the presence of a TPLF training camp in Sudan, in the Gedaref area near the Ethiopian border. This is supported by videos and satellite imagery that correspond to the identified location in Sudan. The available imagery appears consistent with a structured training facility. Reports indicate that the TPLF’s “Army 70,” which fought against the Ethiopian federal government, established a training camp in the Gedaref region around 2021, well before the outbreak of the Sudanese civil war. The camp was reportedly operating with logistical support from elements of the SAF. Notably, video footage shared by the fighters themselves shows what they describe as a graduation ceremony from this training camp. The existence of such self-published material, alongside corroborating satellite imagery, raises questions as to why Reuter did not include or address this information in its reporting. The omission of documented activity in Sudan, while asserting unverified claims regarding Ethiopia, presents a significant gap in the overall narrative. Note: videos showing TPLF Training camp in Sudan.

🚨🚨 4, Despite Reuter report alleging the existence of a training camp in Ethiopia claims that lack substantial supporting evidence there is documented material indicating the presence of a TPLF training camp in Sudan, in the Gedaref area near the Ethiopian border. This is supported by videos and satellite imagery that correspond to the identified location in Sudan. The available imagery appears consistent with a structured training facility. Reports indicate that the TPLF’s “Army 70,” which fought against the Ethiopian federal government, established a training camp in the Gedaref region around 2021, well before the outbreak of the Sudanese civil war. The camp was reportedly operating with logistical support from elements of the SAF. Notably, video footage shared by the fighters themselves shows what they describe as a graduation ceremony from this training camp. The existence of such self-published material, alongside corroborating satellite imagery, raises questions as to why Reuter did not include or address this information in its reporting. The omission of documented activity in Sudan, while asserting unverified claims regarding Ethiopia, presents a significant gap in the overall narrative. Note: videos showing TPLF Training camp in Sudan.

Conflict Zone

17,035 views • 6 months ago

🚨🇪🇹🇦🇪Contrary to Reuters ’ claims of a Sudanese ‘rapid military training camp’ in #Ethiopia backed by the #UAE, the site in question is actually the massive Koomruk gold mining facility. Disinformation, exposed.

🚨🇪🇹🇦🇪Contrary to Reuters ’ claims of a Sudanese ‘rapid military training camp’ in #Ethiopia backed by the #UAE, the site in question is actually the massive Koomruk gold mining facility. Disinformation, exposed.

Abdi 🇪🇹

10,594 views • 6 months ago

The warning signs of a fragmenting #Ethiopia are becoming harder to ignore. The President of the Somali Region (Mustafe Mohammed Omer) is openly discussing about the breakup of the #Ethiopian state, admitting that he had prepared the Somali region to secede if the TPLF were to return to power. That admission speaks volumes about the state of Ethiopia under Abiy Ahmed. It depicts one ethnic region is unwilling to be governed by another, and where the prospect of TPLF leadership is seen as a trigger for the country's disintegration. In this video he clearly states that, as TPLF forces advanced toward Addis Ababa, his overriding concern was not to fight for his country, but breaking the Somali Region away from Ethiopia. This raises an obvious question: what calculations were being made by Abiy at the time? may be seceding Oromia? The current fragile state of Ethiopia demands leadership capable of leading the country peacefully —not presiding over its slow unraveling.

The warning signs of a fragmenting #Ethiopia are becoming harder to ignore. The President of the Somali Region (Mustafe Mohammed Omer) is openly discussing about the breakup of the #Ethiopian state, admitting that he had prepared the Somali region to secede if the TPLF were to return to power. That admission speaks volumes about the state of Ethiopia under Abiy Ahmed. It depicts one ethnic region is unwilling to be governed by another, and where the prospect of TPLF leadership is seen as a trigger for the country's disintegration. In this video he clearly states that, as TPLF forces advanced toward Addis Ababa, his overriding concern was not to fight for his country, but breaking the Somali Region away from Ethiopia. This raises an obvious question: what calculations were being made by Abiy at the time? may be seceding Oromia? The current fragile state of Ethiopia demands leadership capable of leading the country peacefully —not presiding over its slow unraveling.

Sirak Bahlbi

41,850 views • 4 months ago

The situation in northern Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is rapidly worsening, with ENDF mobilizing massive reinforcements to Tigray, while Amhara Fano soldiers are taking over their region. 2 weeks after fighting erupted between federal forces and TPLF/TDF in Tigray, the Ethiopian government is in the process of mobilizing thousands of soldiers in the north. Abiy Ahmed has been preparing for war with Tigray and Eritrea for months, while part of his army is stuck fighting in the vast Amhara region, as you can see on the map (from Thomas van Linge). We recently learned about additional regional implications, with Ethiopia hosting a Rapid Support Forces base, while Sudan is training and hosting TPLF forces in Qadarif state and Somali rebels in Somalia. In northern Ethiopia, a climate of war is settling, with both TPLF, Eritrea and ENDF mobilizing their forces. At the same time, ENDF are leaving large areas of Amhara regions, which are rapidly falling into AFNM control. The Amhara Fano forces do not control any city yet but are threatening the main garrisons in the region, while a war in the north could allow them to walk on Addis Abeba.

The situation in northern Ethiopia 🇪🇹 is rapidly worsening, with ENDF mobilizing massive reinforcements to Tigray, while Amhara Fano soldiers are taking over their region. 2 weeks after fighting erupted between federal forces and TPLF/TDF in Tigray, the Ethiopian government is in the process of mobilizing thousands of soldiers in the north. Abiy Ahmed has been preparing for war with Tigray and Eritrea for months, while part of his army is stuck fighting in the vast Amhara region, as you can see on the map (from Thomas van Linge). We recently learned about additional regional implications, with Ethiopia hosting a Rapid Support Forces base, while Sudan is training and hosting TPLF forces in Qadarif state and Somali rebels in Somalia. In northern Ethiopia, a climate of war is settling, with both TPLF, Eritrea and ENDF mobilizing their forces. At the same time, ENDF are leaving large areas of Amhara regions, which are rapidly falling into AFNM control. The Amhara Fano forces do not control any city yet but are threatening the main garrisons in the region, while a war in the north could allow them to walk on Addis Abeba.

Clément Molin

29,056 views • 6 months ago

The Ethiopian government has little reason to keep honoring the Pretoria Agreement while the TPLF continues to violate it. Reports of TPLF militias crossing into Afar region border towns and invading it show clear disregard for the peace deal. The videos circulating online said to be from a secret military camp in #Sudan where TPLF trains new militias only confirm what many already suspected: they’re not preparing to disarm, they’re preparing to mobilize for another war.

The Ethiopian government has little reason to keep honoring the Pretoria Agreement while the TPLF continues to violate it. Reports of TPLF militias crossing into Afar region border towns and invading it show clear disregard for the peace deal. The videos circulating online said to be from a secret military camp in #Sudan where TPLF trains new militias only confirm what many already suspected: they’re not preparing to disarm, they’re preparing to mobilize for another war.

OgadenSoldier ⛩

33,746 views • 9 months ago

#Ethiopia: PM Abiy says war may break out unless #TPLF registers with #NEBE Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, in a recent discussion with political parties, stated that if the Tigray People Liberation Front (TPLF) does not register with National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), it will not be eligible to participate in the upcoming 7th national election or form a government. NEBE revoked TPLF's legal identity following the outbreak of the #Tigray war. NEBE cited the party's engagement in "armed violence against the government" as the reason. Subsequently, On 05 May, 2021, the House of People's Representatives classified the TPLF as a terrorist organization. The two year war ended with the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement on 02 November, 2022. On 22 March, 2023, the Ethiopian Parliament removed the TPLF from its terrorist designation. Despite this change, TPLF has not yet registered with NEBE. Watch!

#Ethiopia: PM Abiy says war may break out unless #TPLF registers with #NEBE Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, in a recent discussion with political parties, stated that if the Tigray People Liberation Front (TPLF) does not register with National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE), it will not be eligible to participate in the upcoming 7th national election or form a government. NEBE revoked TPLF's legal identity following the outbreak of the #Tigray war. NEBE cited the party's engagement in "armed violence against the government" as the reason. Subsequently, On 05 May, 2021, the House of People's Representatives classified the TPLF as a terrorist organization. The two year war ended with the signing of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement on 02 November, 2022. On 22 March, 2023, the Ethiopian Parliament removed the TPLF from its terrorist designation. Despite this change, TPLF has not yet registered with NEBE. Watch!

Addis Standard

42,060 views • 2 years ago

FACT-CHECK: REUTERS' “SECRET RSF CAMP” IMAGES MATCH KURMUK GOLD MINE WORKER CAMPS –(Same border site, same tents, ZERO confirmed military use) The Reuters February 10, 2026 report claims Ethiopia is secretly hosting a UAE-backed training camp for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) near the Sudan border, citing satellite imagery of tents, containers, dirt roads, and construction activity as “direct evidence.” However, the visuals and location described align far more closely with documented early-stage worker accommodation and logistics camps+(security camp) for the Kurmuk Gold Project in the same Benishangul-Gumuz region. Kurmuk (operated by Allied Gold with Ethiopian government stake) is situated roughly 5 km west of the Sudan border precisely in the remote, forested hilly area Reuters highlights near Menge/Dima woredas. During its active 2025–2026 construction phase (ahead of planned half-capacity production in 2026), the project deploys modular tent grids for housing 1,600+ personnel, shipping containers for offices/storage, cleared access tracks through dense forest, earthworks, and blue-roofed structures—features that match the Reuters/Vantor satellite photos almost exactly. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed publicly visited and promoted Kurmuk in August 2025 as Ethiopia’s flagship modern gold facility, with imagery and statements from that period showing similar setup in the border-adjacent gold zone. In high-risk mining regions prone to smuggling and conflict spillover, such sites routinely include protective security elements (often Ethiopian military or paramilitary units) to safeguard operations—creating a superficial “military” appearance from above without indicating rebel training. Reuters itself repeatedly and explicitly undermines its own strongest assertions with multiple layers of qualifiers that appear throughout the article: - “Reuters could not independently verify the source of financing” (the central allegation of UAE involvement). - “Reuters could not independently verify what the trucks carried” or “establish if they were the same trucks” seen on different days (the alleged recruit convoys of 56–70 vehicles). - “Reuters could not independently verify” many details about recruitment, payment terms, or the camp’s actual purpose. - Jane’s Defence Intelligence, after analyzing the identical satellite imagery Reuters presents as proof, stated plainly that it “could not confirm the site was military” based on what is visible—no weapons, no uniforms, no RSF insignia, no firing ranges, no military vehicles or drill formations. These are not minor footnotes; they are repeated, sentence-by-sentence disclaimers attached to nearly every major claim in the piece. The story rests on eight unnamed sources, one vague “internal Ethiopian security note” that is referenced but never quoted or shown, and one “diplomatic cable” Reuters says it reviewed but does not reproduce or excerpt. No named witnesses, no flight manifests, no intercepted communications, no ground-level photographs of armed fighters, and no concrete corroborating documents are provided. Given: - the precise geographic and visual overlap with Kurmuk’s publicly documented construction timeline and camp layout, - the complete absence of any definitive military markers in the satellite photographs, - Jane’s explicit refusal to classify the site as military, - the cumulative weight of Reuters’ own repeated “could not independently verify” statements on financing, truck contents, recruit numbers, and overall purpose, The evidence tilts decisively toward the site being legitimate mining-related infrastructure (with standard site-protection security) rather than a confirmed RSF training facility. The report’s decision to headline the more sensational RSF/UAE framing while relegating these critical, repeated qualifiers to secondary position creates an impression of solidity that the text itself does not support.

FACT-CHECK: REUTERS' “SECRET RSF CAMP” IMAGES MATCH KURMUK GOLD MINE WORKER CAMPS –(Same border site, same tents, ZERO confirmed military use) The Reuters February 10, 2026 report claims Ethiopia is secretly hosting a UAE-backed training camp for Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) near the Sudan border, citing satellite imagery of tents, containers, dirt roads, and construction activity as “direct evidence.” However, the visuals and location described align far more closely with documented early-stage worker accommodation and logistics camps+(security camp) for the Kurmuk Gold Project in the same Benishangul-Gumuz region. Kurmuk (operated by Allied Gold with Ethiopian government stake) is situated roughly 5 km west of the Sudan border precisely in the remote, forested hilly area Reuters highlights near Menge/Dima woredas. During its active 2025–2026 construction phase (ahead of planned half-capacity production in 2026), the project deploys modular tent grids for housing 1,600+ personnel, shipping containers for offices/storage, cleared access tracks through dense forest, earthworks, and blue-roofed structures—features that match the Reuters/Vantor satellite photos almost exactly. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed publicly visited and promoted Kurmuk in August 2025 as Ethiopia’s flagship modern gold facility, with imagery and statements from that period showing similar setup in the border-adjacent gold zone. In high-risk mining regions prone to smuggling and conflict spillover, such sites routinely include protective security elements (often Ethiopian military or paramilitary units) to safeguard operations—creating a superficial “military” appearance from above without indicating rebel training. Reuters itself repeatedly and explicitly undermines its own strongest assertions with multiple layers of qualifiers that appear throughout the article: - “Reuters could not independently verify the source of financing” (the central allegation of UAE involvement). - “Reuters could not independently verify what the trucks carried” or “establish if they were the same trucks” seen on different days (the alleged recruit convoys of 56–70 vehicles). - “Reuters could not independently verify” many details about recruitment, payment terms, or the camp’s actual purpose. - Jane’s Defence Intelligence, after analyzing the identical satellite imagery Reuters presents as proof, stated plainly that it “could not confirm the site was military” based on what is visible—no weapons, no uniforms, no RSF insignia, no firing ranges, no military vehicles or drill formations. These are not minor footnotes; they are repeated, sentence-by-sentence disclaimers attached to nearly every major claim in the piece. The story rests on eight unnamed sources, one vague “internal Ethiopian security note” that is referenced but never quoted or shown, and one “diplomatic cable” Reuters says it reviewed but does not reproduce or excerpt. No named witnesses, no flight manifests, no intercepted communications, no ground-level photographs of armed fighters, and no concrete corroborating documents are provided. Given: - the precise geographic and visual overlap with Kurmuk’s publicly documented construction timeline and camp layout, - the complete absence of any definitive military markers in the satellite photographs, - Jane’s explicit refusal to classify the site as military, - the cumulative weight of Reuters’ own repeated “could not independently verify” statements on financing, truck contents, recruit numbers, and overall purpose, The evidence tilts decisively toward the site being legitimate mining-related infrastructure (with standard site-protection security) rather than a confirmed RSF training facility. The report’s decision to headline the more sensational RSF/UAE framing while relegating these critical, repeated qualifiers to secondary position creates an impression of solidity that the text itself does not support.

Chakham

33,622 views • 6 months ago

“If the West wanted to, they could stop this war in about 10 seconds,” Nathaniel Raymond of the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab told Breaking Points, discussing Sudan’s nearly three-year-long brutal civil and proxy war. He said the U.S. and U.K. have chosen to prioritize their relationship with the UAE over Sudanese lives, despite the country being the main sponsor and arms supplier of the genocidal Rapid Support Forces. Raymond also detailed his lab’s work, including newly identified RSF drone launch sites in Nyala in the Darfur region. He discussed the new Reuters reporting confirming an RSF training camp in Ethiopia, as fighting expands along Sudan’s southeastern front. He revealed that his team is working to confirm what appear to be additional RSF sites under the cover of the thick jungle in Ethiopia, beyond the one confirmed by Reuters. Nathaniel Raymond | Krystal Ball | Saagar Enjeti

“If the West wanted to, they could stop this war in about 10 seconds,” Nathaniel Raymond of the Yale Humanitarian Research Lab told Breaking Points, discussing Sudan’s nearly three-year-long brutal civil and proxy war. He said the U.S. and U.K. have chosen to prioritize their relationship with the UAE over Sudanese lives, despite the country being the main sponsor and arms supplier of the genocidal Rapid Support Forces. Raymond also detailed his lab’s work, including newly identified RSF drone launch sites in Nyala in the Darfur region. He discussed the new Reuters reporting confirming an RSF training camp in Ethiopia, as fighting expands along Sudan’s southeastern front. He revealed that his team is working to confirm what appear to be additional RSF sites under the cover of the thick jungle in Ethiopia, beyond the one confirmed by Reuters. Nathaniel Raymond | Krystal Ball | Saagar Enjeti

Drop Site

30,444 views • 6 months ago

Major Breaking New‼️ In a notable political development, Ethiopian Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed held a classified high-level meeting with senior Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) figures to discuss Ethiopia's long-standing goal of securing reliable access to the sea. The meeting included: - Tigray interim regional president Tadese Worede - TPLF chairman Debretsion Gebremichael - Former Tigray interim president and current Minister Advisor for East African Affairs to the Prime Minister - Former TPLF chairman Tsadkan Gebretensae - Chief of General Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces Birhanu Jula - And several other senior officials Despite deep political differences, all participants agreed on the strategic importance of Ethiopia gaining maritime access. The TPLF side consented to allowing Ethiopian National Defense Forces to enter the Tigray region in connection with advancing this objective. Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, Chief of General Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces, was among the principal military attendees.

Major Breaking New‼️ In a notable political development, Ethiopian Prime Minister Dr. Abiy Ahmed held a classified high-level meeting with senior Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) figures to discuss Ethiopia's long-standing goal of securing reliable access to the sea. The meeting included: - Tigray interim regional president Tadese Worede - TPLF chairman Debretsion Gebremichael - Former Tigray interim president and current Minister Advisor for East African Affairs to the Prime Minister - Former TPLF chairman Tsadkan Gebretensae - Chief of General Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces Birhanu Jula - And several other senior officials Despite deep political differences, all participants agreed on the strategic importance of Ethiopia gaining maritime access. The TPLF side consented to allowing Ethiopian National Defense Forces to enter the Tigray region in connection with advancing this objective. Field Marshal Birhanu Jula, Chief of General Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Forces, was among the principal military attendees.

Habtish Gurmu (Commentary)

64,130 views • 5 months ago

Additional videos circulating on Oromo and Ethiopian social media platforms appear to show that the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) has established an armed training camp in the no-man’s-land between Houthi-controlled Sa’dah in northwest Yemen and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. One of the fighters in the footage is seen carrying what appears to be a Saudi-issued G3A3 rifle.

Additional videos circulating on Oromo and Ethiopian social media platforms appear to show that the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF) has established an armed training camp in the no-man’s-land between Houthi-controlled Sa’dah in northwest Yemen and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. One of the fighters in the footage is seen carrying what appears to be a Saudi-issued G3A3 rifle.

Basha باشا

515,612 views • 9 months ago

🇬🇭 A Ghanaian citizen identified as Camila Alhassan has taken to TikTok to criticize President John Dramani Mahama over the recent flooding and fire incidents in Accra and other parts of the country. In the video, she made several unverified allegations linking the President to alleged rituals and questioned the distribution of sanitary pads, claims which were not supported with any evidence.

🇬🇭 A Ghanaian citizen identified as Camila Alhassan has taken to TikTok to criticize President John Dramani Mahama over the recent flooding and fire incidents in Accra and other parts of the country. In the video, she made several unverified allegations linking the President to alleged rituals and questioned the distribution of sanitary pads, claims which were not supported with any evidence.

TheeNewsRoom

72,138 views • 1 month ago

While Ethiopia provides 🇪🇹 a rear base for the RSF fighting Sudan 🇸🇩, Khartoum, for its part, provides a rear base for the Tigrayan rebels fighting Addis Ababa. The Tigray People Liberation Forces Army 70 is based in Al Fao (located by Dinlas), fought in the battle of Khartoum and is training Tigrean recruits to launch an offensive on Welkait, a disputed region in north-western Ethiopia, between Amhara and Tigray. This force could be composed of more than 5 000 men ready to attack Ethiopia. -> The relationship between Sudan and Ethiopia cannot be understood without knowing about these two bases that are acting as a destabilization mean from abroad...

While Ethiopia provides 🇪🇹 a rear base for the RSF fighting Sudan 🇸🇩, Khartoum, for its part, provides a rear base for the Tigrayan rebels fighting Addis Ababa. The Tigray People Liberation Forces Army 70 is based in Al Fao (located by Dinlas), fought in the battle of Khartoum and is training Tigrean recruits to launch an offensive on Welkait, a disputed region in north-western Ethiopia, between Amhara and Tigray. This force could be composed of more than 5 000 men ready to attack Ethiopia. -> The relationship between Sudan and Ethiopia cannot be understood without knowing about these two bases that are acting as a destabilization mean from abroad...

Clément Molin

81,514 views • 6 months ago

ETHIOPIA — 🚨 Nine armed groups in Ethiopia have reportedly formed a united resistance front, according to comments by TPLF Chairman and Tigray regional leader Debretsion during a brief interview with local journalists. Although details about the reported “𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗿𝗲𝘁 (ጥምረት),” or the alliance of forces, remain unclear at this early stage, it is believed to involve the TPLF, Amhara Fano, the OLA, and Afar’s Uguugumo, among others. It remains unclear whether the disclosure was a deliberate leak or a formal announcement. Nevertheless, it could signal a significant development in Ethiopia’s political and security landscape, amid growing calls for an end to Abiy Ahmed’s incompetent leadership.

ETHIOPIA — 🚨 Nine armed groups in Ethiopia have reportedly formed a united resistance front, according to comments by TPLF Chairman and Tigray regional leader Debretsion during a brief interview with local journalists. Although details about the reported “𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗿𝗲𝘁 (ጥምረት),” or the alliance of forces, remain unclear at this early stage, it is believed to involve the TPLF, Amhara Fano, the OLA, and Afar’s Uguugumo, among others. It remains unclear whether the disclosure was a deliberate leak or a formal announcement. Nevertheless, it could signal a significant development in Ethiopia’s political and security landscape, amid growing calls for an end to Abiy Ahmed’s incompetent leadership.

ⓉⓃ

41,403 views • 11 days ago

#Sudan | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement responding to U.S. allegations that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) had used chemical weapons: 🔴 The Sudanese government repeatedly proposed sending U.S. experts to Sudan to conduct an on-site investigation and directly verify the allegations. Washington, however, did not respond to those invitations and instead imposed unilateral sanctions on Sudan based on unsubstantiated claims, without invoking the procedures established under the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). 🔴 The ministry said these actions demonstrated that the U.S. sanctions were driven by political considerations rather than legal or technical evidence. It reiterated Sudan’s full commitment to the CWC and its readiness to cooperate with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in accordance with the convention’s provisions.

#Sudan | The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in a statement responding to U.S. allegations that the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) had used chemical weapons: 🔴 The Sudanese government repeatedly proposed sending U.S. experts to Sudan to conduct an on-site investigation and directly verify the allegations. Washington, however, did not respond to those invitations and instead imposed unilateral sanctions on Sudan based on unsubstantiated claims, without invoking the procedures established under the Chemical Weapons Convention (CWC). 🔴 The ministry said these actions demonstrated that the U.S. sanctions were driven by political considerations rather than legal or technical evidence. It reiterated Sudan’s full commitment to the CWC and its readiness to cooperate with the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) in accordance with the convention’s provisions.

Sudan News أخبار السودان 🇸🇩

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🎥🇸🇩 Senior U.S. Official Unaware of UAE-Ethiopia Base to Support Genocidal Rapid Support Forces In a Senate hearing on April 21, State Department Bureau of African Affairs senior official Nick Checker admitted he was unfamiliar with Yale’s (Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) at YSPH) reporting that shows using satellite imagery evidence of UAE-Ethiopian military cooperation to support Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces. The support has only increased since, with new strikes in Khartoum reported in the past week, with drones flown directly from Ethiopia. The official also declined to specifically call out the UAE by name or commit to doing more to pressure Abu Dhabi directly, despite the White House’s close ties to the UAE and despite having concluded that the RSF is committing genocide in Sudan. When asked if ending Sudan’s civil war should be a U.S. priority, the official said “absolutely.” (Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. April 21.)

🎥🇸🇩 Senior U.S. Official Unaware of UAE-Ethiopia Base to Support Genocidal Rapid Support Forces In a Senate hearing on April 21, State Department Bureau of African Affairs senior official Nick Checker admitted he was unfamiliar with Yale’s (Humanitarian Research Lab (HRL) at YSPH) reporting that shows using satellite imagery evidence of UAE-Ethiopian military cooperation to support Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces. The support has only increased since, with new strikes in Khartoum reported in the past week, with drones flown directly from Ethiopia. The official also declined to specifically call out the UAE by name or commit to doing more to pressure Abu Dhabi directly, despite the White House’s close ties to the UAE and despite having concluded that the RSF is committing genocide in Sudan. When asked if ending Sudan’s civil war should be a U.S. priority, the official said “absolutely.” (Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. April 21.)

Drop Site

50,562 views • 3 months ago

🚨 This has to be the most damning evidence of an FBI coverup in the Charlie Kirk assassination 🚨 Candace Owens continues doing great work on this case with nothing but proof and evidence to back up her beliefs. How did a witness film a man in the same position as the alleged shooter, with a gun, covered head to toe in black, who ran at the same time as the shot went off—and he was only questioned by the FBI once? This is hard evidence of an alleged shooter, yet the persecution doesn’t reach out? Luckily an investigator testified that a jacket, gloves, and backpack were left near the library, but they didn’t test them as evidence? Candace includes his eyewitness account in her episode, along with multiple phone calls to the police about a shooter near the library. There is only one option: they don’t want the evidence. Why would that be? Well, 4K Fed sloppers demanding the evidence—were you aware the Feds and the prosecution have no interest in actual evidence?

🚨 This has to be the most damning evidence of an FBI coverup in the Charlie Kirk assassination 🚨 Candace Owens continues doing great work on this case with nothing but proof and evidence to back up her beliefs. How did a witness film a man in the same position as the alleged shooter, with a gun, covered head to toe in black, who ran at the same time as the shot went off—and he was only questioned by the FBI once? This is hard evidence of an alleged shooter, yet the persecution doesn’t reach out? Luckily an investigator testified that a jacket, gloves, and backpack were left near the library, but they didn’t test them as evidence? Candace includes his eyewitness account in her episode, along with multiple phone calls to the police about a shooter near the library. There is only one option: they don’t want the evidence. Why would that be? Well, 4K Fed sloppers demanding the evidence—were you aware the Feds and the prosecution have no interest in actual evidence?

Honest Ash

99,067 views • 1 month ago