Armed fighters from Ethiopia’s Fano movement claim to have seized more than 10 military trucks carrying ammunition, machine guns and mortar shells in the Amhara region.
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Trading journals.
Live trades.
Screenshots of losses and winners.
What I’m seeing on NQ.
Not just the wins.
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Passed an account.
Got my first payout from FundedNext.
Had some wins, had some rough patches.
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The Ethiopian Amhara militia Fano has established a unified national command and formed alliances with at least seven regional forces—including factions from Tigray, Oromia, and Somalia—with the objective of overthrowing Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, the group’s leader Zemene Kassie stated in an interview with the Swiss newspaper @LeTemps .
Kassie detailed that discussions with the various regional factions, which also include Gumuz and Sudanese forces, have concluded after seven to eight months of talks. He noted the newly formed alliance aims to coordinate actions not only for the current conflict but to construct a nation “where it will be good to live, after the fall of Abiy Ahmed.”
Stating that his movement now comprises hundreds of thousands of fighters under a single command, Kassie amalgamated previous resistance groups from Shewa, Wollo, Gondar, and the Wellega area. He claimed Fano forces currently control more than 80% of rural areas and dozens of small towns, asserting that his fighters have engaged 10 of the 13 military commands deployed by the federal government.
“We systematically have superiority on the battlefield,” Kassie declared. “As soon as we manage to completely break this security apparatus, it will be the end of the story.”
Describing the movement’s motives, Kassie said Fano originated as a grassroots village uprising to defend the Amhara people from existential threats while fighting to prevent the disintegration of Ethiopia. “We are not only fighting for the Amhara people, but for freedom and equality for all nations and nationalities of Ethiopia,” he said.
Addressing the 2020-2022 civil war, during which Amhara factions supported the federal government against Tigrayan forces, Kassie asserted that Fano barely existed at the time and its participation was insignificant. He attributed historical grievances to the 27-year rule of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) under the Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF) coalition, which he said created problems of democracy and freedom.
Ethiopia: It's reported that some Amhara mothers, devastated by the killing of family members, relatives and neighbours by the regime forces, have taken up arms against those they hold responsible for these killing
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Meet Emperor Menelik II: The Ethiopian Who Defeated Italy
Born 17 August 1844, died 12 December 1913. He was King of Shewa (1866–1889) and Emperor of Ethiopia (1889–1913).
Menelik modernised Ethiopia, expanded its territory, and is best remembered for defeating Italy at the Battle of Adwa (1896), securing Ethiopia’s independence.