⛔️The wars and reckless ambitions pursued by Abiy Ahmed beyond #Ethiopia’s borders now appear to be knocking on his own doorstep.
❐ Seven adversaries ❐ One destination: Addis Ababa
No people should be forced to choose between death and resistance. Fano fights because silence means extermination.
The world cannot claim ignorance , genocide is unfolding in real time.
We demand action. Now!!#AmharaGenocide#WarOnAmhara@UNHumanRights@hrw@ClooneyFDN
The Govt. of Ethiopia continues using drones unchecked in populated areas - markets, public gatherings, even churches. The #IC stays silent. Silence in the face of such indiscriminate, devastating attacks is complicity. Time to act. #AmharaGenocide@hrw@amnesty@VP@AP@AFP@UN
However, sir, why do you refrain from calling a spade a spade? You are aware that #abiyahmed's regime is a tyrannical dictatorship characterised by incessant bloodshed, displacement, ethnic cleansing, and genocide- perpetual conflict; we are all hostages to his ruthlessness
Another humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia. Just what the world needs-NOT! With already huge numbers of displaced, starving, and killed in Sudan plus a potential drought in the region with catastrophic potential, renewed war in Northern Ethiopia is insane!
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Behind every #AmharaGenocide tweet are innocent children & women seeking justice. Silence in the face of such atrocities amounts to tacit approval of the massacre. Those who remain silent bear a moral duty & history will judge them alongside the perpetrators. @hrw@amnesty@UN
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#AmharaGenocide is well planned and systematic!
The #Amhara are seen by ethnonationalists and governments alike as second citizens, humiliated, displaced and executed fo over 30 years.
Can we ignore these facts or act to stop it?
@un@hrw
As we follow the developments of this war, we must realize that Abiy Ahmed’s narrative promotes a central idea: that the primary adversary is no longer just internal to Ethiopia, but has become a regionally-allied front backed from abroad.
Linking Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea transforms the internal conflict into part of a broader geopolitical confrontation.
The message is directed primarily at the Ethiopian domestic audience, under the premise that what is happening is not merely a local rebellion, but an external conspiracy targeting the state's sovereignty and future.
This rhetoric justifies the continuation of military operations and increases domestic cohesion around the army and the government.
Naturally, the direct accusations against Egypt, Sudan, and Eritrea raise the cost of supporting any Ethiopian armed group, put these countries on the diplomatic defensive, and send a message to the international community that Ethiopia views any support for these groups as interference in its internal affairs.
Talk of keeping Ethiopia preoccupied with its internal affairs is directly tied to Addis Ababa’s pursuit of access to the Red Sea—meaning that anyone obstructing internal stability is simultaneously obstructing Ethiopia's maritime ambition.
Ethiopia’s declaration that it will act with wisdom and self-restraint aims to portray the military as a responsible actor that avoids unnecessary escalation while maintaining the right to respond.
Abiy Ahmed’s narrative here is fundamentally an attempt to reframe the ongoing conflict in northern Ethiopia as part of a larger regional confrontation concerning Ethiopia’s standing and influence in the Horn of Africa and the Red Sea.
The war in Ethiopia had never stopped even after the so-called Pretoria Agreement of 2022. Although the mainstream media has largely ignored it, tens of thousands of people have been killed since the agreement was signed, particularly in the Amhara region. Now, the country's armed movements, including the TPLF, Fano, and the OLA, have formed an alliance to end the war by defeating its source: the regime of Abiy Ahmed.
@RasSonderriis As a regime sympathizer, you're merely trying to mislead those who haven't followed the crisis from the outset. The rest of the world is well aware of who bears responsibility for the crisis in #Ethiopia and, in part, the ongoing conflict in #Sudan.
@RasSonderriis I myself am right there with the millions of Ethiopians immersed in the regime's sea of cruelty; what are you talking about? How much did they pay you? Have you covered your conscience with money or ignorance?
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BREAKING: UN Secretary-General @antonioguterres accuses Abiy Ahmed's regime of ignoring his requests for an explanation regarding human rights abuses in Ethiopia's Tigray, Amhara, Afar, and Somali regions.