⚡️ℹ️ #REPORT: AAA has learned that between August 18 and 29, 2026 OPP regime joint forces carried out widespread identity-based attacks across Gida-Ayana, Limu-Gelila and surrounding areas.
📍 East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, Ethiopia
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Ethiopia: It has been reported that large numbers of ethnic Amhara and Tigrayan civilians are being killed , and their homes are being burned by state forces in the Wollega areas of Oromia
Ethiopia’s ancient Judeo-Christian civilization faces growing threats not only from jihadist movements but also from far-left militant groups and ethnic militias.
In Part 2 of this series, Uzay Bulut examines the role of Marxist-inspired forces, ethnic violence, and government complicity in the persecution of Ethiopian Christians.
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A historic monastery in Ethiopia was shelled with artillery, unaliving religious leaders and worshippers. Reports indicate escalating ethnic-religious violence across multiple regions in the country.
#Ethiopia: While the world focused on the Israel-Iran conflict, the Ethiopian gov’t-backed Oromo-Islamist groups tied to Al-Shabaab were massacring Orthodox Christians in Arsi, Oromia. Ethiopia is turning into an incubation center for the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist network.
Ethiopia: After several defeats of ENDF troops, waves of strategic drones have been deployed across the Amhara region, targeting civilians. They are being used like grenades
Since the conflict began in Amhara region of #Ethiopia, there are disturbing reports of health workers being targeted - detained, beaten, and killed. On Feb 4, Dr. Tsegahun Sime was reportedly taken by security forces in Bahir Dar and later found dead. Hospitals have been damaged in the fighting, and aid workers have lost their lives. With internet blackouts limiting information, these incidents need urgent independent investigation. Health facilities and health workers are not a target.
Peace is the best medicine!
Ethiopian-Dutch Christians call attention to violence in their motherland
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"The Ethiopian-Dutch Christians are asking the Netherlands to put diplomatic pressure on the Ethiopian authorities to end the violence and to take effective measures to protect civilians and religious communities. They also call for, among other things, an independent, transparent and thorough investigation into the killings in East Arsi and other violent incidents, so that those responsible can be identified and legally held accountable."
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#AmharaGenocide
#EOTCUnderAttack
⚡️ℹ️#UPDATE: On November 1, 2025 community members in Stockholm🇸🇪 led a public demonstration and candlelight vigil for recent victims of state-sanctioned violence and ongoing war crimes affecting Amhara and Orthodox Christian communities in Amhara and Oromia Regions of Ethiopia.
Four‑year‑old Tamrat Awgetchew’s leg was amputated. In Ethiopia’s Oromia region, Arsi, it is worth remembering that more than 25 Orthodox Christians were killed in a government‑sponsored attack on Orthodox Christians last week. He was shot repeatedly in the leg during the attack and hospitalized, but today his leg was amputated because of severe injuries.
#AmharaGenocide Every day, Amhara lives are destroyed by violence & state repression. The world must not look away.We protested today in Stockholm to call for:
🕊️ End to killings
⚖️ Justice for victims
🚨 International intervention
@UN@amnesty@SweMFA@hrw@Europarl_EN@ICRC
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Incident Dates: October 24, 28, and 29, 2025
Locations:
1. Oromo Region, Arsi Zone, Guna Woreda, NonoJawi Kebele (Oct 24, 2025; ጥቅምት 13/14 2918 እኢአ)
2. Oromo Region, Arsi Zone, Sheka Woreda, EllaZenbaba Arsema EOTC Church (Oct 28, 2025; ጥቅምት 17/18 2918 እኢአ)
3. Oromo Region, Arsi Zone, Honkolo Wabe Woreda (Oct 29, 2025; ጥቅምት 18/19 2918 እኢአ)
Total deaths reported in October 2025: 27 (details for 22 provided).
Increased religious and ethnic targeting reported in Arsi Zone, Oromo Region, Ethiopia. On October 24, 2025, 14 people were killed in Guna Woreda, Nono Jawi Kebele, targeted as Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Christians and mostly ethnic Amharas.
Victims (Oct 24, 2025):
- Shawel Yifru (M, with spouse)
- Atagegnew Asfaw (M)
- Mestika Mamo (M)
- Abebe Asfaw (M)
- Serkalem Tesfaye (F)
- Fanossie Zewde (F, with 3 children)
- Yeshi Melis (F)
- Shibir Shewangizaw (M)
- Helen Mulatu (F)
- Miki Mulatu (M)
On October 28 and 29, 2025, two attacks in Sheka Woreda (3 killed, 4 abducted) and Honkolo Wabe Woreda (5 killed) targeted Orthodox Christians and Amharas. Abducted victims remain missing, causing family distress.
Victims (Oct 28, 2025):
- Mamush Gebre (30, M)
- Gizaw Ketema (40, M)
- Tigist Jimma (50, F)
Abducted (Oct 28, 2025):
- Astatke Derbe (M)
- Ketema Teklu (M)
- Behailu Abebaw (M)
- Sisay Ketema (M)
Five killed in Honkolo Wabe Woreda (Oct 29, 2025; names unavailable).
Attackers, reported as “unknown groups,” may include Oromo Liberation Front (OLF), Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), Shanee, Islamic OLF factions (e.g., IFLO), or local militias (list generated based on history of identity based attacks in the area in the past). Updates pending.
Mahbere Kidusan (a congregation based EOTC group) reports 115 deaths in Arsi Zone since September 12, 2023, with 27 in October 2025. Of 37 Orthodox churches, 16 are closed, 3 looted.
Archbishop Yared, overseeing Arsi Zone, allegedly suppressed incident reporting, hindering rescue efforts and implicating EOTC leadership in covering up crimes. The EOTC’s silence on attacks against Amharas and Orthodox Christians risks complicity in genocide.
GPE urges global Orthodox churches to pressure the EOTC Synod to protect its congregation and avoid funding through EOTC channels, as some bishops cover up crimes. Systemic genocide in Ethiopia involves co-opting religious and civic institutions to conceal ongoing atrocities.
Abbreviations:
EOTC - Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church
IFLO - Islamic Front for the Liberation of the Oromo
OLF - Oromo Liberation Front
OLA - Oromo Liberation Army (the military arm of OLF)
OPP - Oromo Prosperity Party (The majority seat holder of the current ruling party Prosperity Party in Ethiopia).
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