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[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

Tigray unity emerged from shared suffering and injustice not from hatred, dominance, or mere identity, but from the collective experience of genocide, discrimination, and oppression.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@NatyYifru You lost us brother!

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@USEmbassyAddis He went there to stop Tigray's natural right to self-defense. Otherwise, Ali's government has never stopped the killing of Tigrayans as of today.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@TiborPNagyJr He went there to stop Tigray's natural right to self-defense. Otherwise, Ali's government has never stopped the killing of Tigrayans as of today.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@AbiyAhmedAli Peace without truth and justice is not lasting peace. Before speaking of unity, acknowledge the suffering of all victims including those in Tigray. Real dialogue begins with accountability.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@ProfKindeya @aynalem_fantu Melat Kiros stood with victims of the Tigray atrocities, even at great personal cost. It's ironic to celebrate her victory while supporting those accused of enabling or defending the abuses she has fought to expose. Accountability matters.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@EUinEthiopia The Pretoria Agreement seems applied selectively. TPLF guns largely silenced, yet reports of continued military presence, drone strikes, and pressure on Tigray persist. Peace cannot be one sided.Accountability must be equal or the agreement loses credibility.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@BradSherman Thank you, Congressman Brad , for standing with z victims. Many Tigrayans have lost trust in z current U.S. Ambassador to Ethio b/c they believe he failed to stand with civilians during the atrocities. Lasting peace requires justice, accountability, not just political compromise.

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@USEmbassyAddis The Pretoria Agreement seems applied selectively. TPLF guns largely silenced, yet reports of continued military presence, drone strikes, and pressure on Tigray persist. Peace cannot be one-sided.Accountability must be equal—or the agreement loses credibility.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@LaetitiaBader @hrw Many Tigrayans feel that, during times of war, no one protected them from atrocities such as rape and violence except their own people. This has led some to question why concerns about recruitment are receiving attention when their security and survival were at risk.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@johniabraha @Tesfay15 how will U.S. visa restrictions resolve
Real issues like the blockade, humanitarian crisis, and unresolved displacement?

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@US_SrAdvisorAF @USEmbassyAddis @POTUS Tigray is already under de facto sanctions no budget, no banking, no fuel, no medicine. IDPs r suffering & dying daily while pple continue to demand their return home.
So how will U.S. visa restrictions stop that?
Real issues r the blockade, humanitarian crisis, and IDPS

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@pumkingrey @DrTedros I’m not in South Africa, I’m in the USA, where people from different countries live together peacefully. I respect where I come from, and I believe everyone deserves dignity and respect. Stop spreading hate.

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@Tesfay15 ኦዴፒ ኣብ ትግራይ ዝጀመሮ ፕሮጀክት ምጽናት ዓሌት ገና ይቕጽሎ ኣሎ።

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

The ODP continues its genocidal campaign against the people of Tigray

[Tigrai Television @Tigrai_TV]

Tigray Government Accuses Federal Government of Drone Strike Near Sheraro in Northwestern #Tigray
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Tigray's Government has accused Ethiopia's federal government of carrying out a drone strike near Sheraro in Northwestern Tigray today June 6, 2026, alleging that the attack caused casualties and property damage among.

In a statement issued on June 6,2026, Tigray's government said the strike occurred in the early hours of the morning. The administration described the attack as a violation of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement and claimed that similar drone strikes had previously been conducted in various parts of Tigray, including against civilians.

The statement also accused the federal government of maintaining restrictions on budget transfers, fuel, medicines, and financial services, which it said have hindered recovery efforts and worsened humanitarian conditions in Tigray.

Expressing concern over what it described as signs of renewed military escalation, the government warned that any return to armed conflict could further destabilize Ethiopia and the wider Horn of Africa.

The administration reiterated its calls for the return of displaced persons, respect for Tigray's territorial integrity, accountability for wartime atrocities, protection of human and democratic rights, and accelerated reconstruction and recovery efforts.

In its concluding remarks, Tigray government called on the international community to closely monitor developments and take timely measures to prevent further escalation, warning that continued instability could deepen the humanitarian crisis and threaten regional security.

[Tigrai Television @Tigrai_TV]

Tigray Government Accuses Federal Government of Drone Strike Near Sheraro in Northwestern #Tigray
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Tigray's Government has accused Ethiopia's federal government of carrying out a drone strike near Sheraro in Northwestern Tigray today June 6, 2026, alleging that the attack caused casualties and property damage among.

In a statement issued on June 6,2026, Tigray's government said the strike occurred in the early hours of the morning. The administration described the attack as a violation of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement and claimed that similar drone strikes had previously been conducted in various parts of Tigray, including against civilians.

The statement also accused the federal government of maintaining restrictions on budget transfers, fuel, medicines, and financial services, which it said have hindered recovery efforts and worsened humanitarian conditions in Tigray.

Expressing concern over what it described as signs of renewed military escalation, the government warned that any return to armed conflict could further destabilize Ethiopia and the wider Horn of Africa.

The administration reiterated its calls for the return of displaced persons, respect for Tigray's territorial integrity, accountability for wartime atrocities, protection of human and democratic rights, and accelerated reconstruction and recovery efforts.

In its concluding remarks, Tigray government called on the international community to closely monitor developments and take timely measures to prevent further escalation, warning that continued instability could deepen the humanitarian crisis and threaten regional security.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@addisstandard This low-IQ observer is talking nonsense. He acts as if Tigray was excluded from the election because of a natural disaster, when in reality it was an intentional decision that many viewed as a violation of the Ethiopian Constitution.

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@reda_getachew Get, How can u choose to work 4 a genocidal criminal responsible 4 so much suffering? U r not trapped U have z freedom & means to leave z country & build a life anywhere in z world. Why would u continue to stand with someone whose actions have brought such devastation?

[Taddesse @Taddesse14]

@martinplaut I small corruption

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@ReutersAfrica @dr_wakanda simpel logic 101, expecting free and fair elections under a leader with serious criminal allegations is unrealistic. Any functioning justice system should have held him accountable long ago. Instead, he remains in power, shaping elections