I donโt even fk with ๐ธ๐ดs, but one thing I do have is basic human empathy & compassion; reading all the racist replies & quotes of people basically jubilating over millions of Africans starving is horrible, where is the humanity? Imagine having so much hatred for your fellow man that it makes you go into ecstasy watching him starve & suffer. Even if you donโt think you have the obligation to send aid, why does African suffering make yโall so happy? What the fk did Africans do to yโall?
@liloi110@Ake_7_0 Look at how they load up dirty Arabs like animals.. transporting them like pigs I thought they were animals.. we need to learn the way of the Jew they put your people in cages like in a zoo ๐
@liloi110@Ake_7_0 And what do these people have to do with me .. this was just last week god bless the people of Isreal destroying these dirty Arabs.. they bomb you everyday ๐๐ I donโt need to go 50 years
๐จ ENDF-backed Oromia Region Gadaa Commando and Qeerroo (Oromo youth) launch three-pronged military advance in Kiremu Woreda as Amhara civilians flee into forests amid killings, displacement and widespread looting
November 11, 2026 update from East Wollega and Horo Guduru Wollega Zones, Oromia Region, Ethiopia
1. Three-pronged military advance toward Amhara-populated areas of Kiremu Woreda
Oromia Region security forces, Gadaa Commando and armed Qeerroo groups, supported by the Ethiopian National Defense Forces (ENDF), are conducting coordinated military movements along three fronts in Kiremu Woreda, East Wollega Zone, according to local sources.
โช๏ธNekemte front: Regime forces advancing from Nekemte through Gida Woreda are reportedly joining fighters under Jaal Mose before moving toward Ashu Kusaye, Merga Jirenya and Qilto Abo kebeles. Sources describe preparations for attacks on these communities, including the destruction of residential properties.
โช๏ธKiremu Town front: Additional regime forces are advancing through Kiremu Town toward Haru Addis Alem, Nole and Sombo, with movements extending toward Amhara-populated communities in Segi, Wofchi Bereha and Bajin, reaching the Buna River corridor.
โช๏ธHoro Guduru Wollega front: ENDF-supported formations are reportedly moving through Agamsa in Amuru Woreda along the BureโWollega asphalt road toward Haru Addis Alem, with preparations to initiate fighting from a third direction.
2. Amhara civilians displaced from 17 kebeles face worsening humanitarian conditions
Attacks by ENDF-backed Gadaa Commando and Qeerroo forces have displaced Amhara civilians from 17 kebeles of Kiremu Woreda, forcing families to seek refuge in remote forests and wilderness areas, including Wofchi Bereha.
Displaced civilians are facing severe shortages of food, shelter and medical assistance. Children and elderly residents are dying under these conditions, while pregnant women have been forced to give birth beneath trees without access to healthcare.
In Tulu Gana, an 82-year-old displaced civilian died in the wilderness without assistance. Families whose homes were burned are surviving beneath makeshift tarpaulin shelters, with no reliable food supplies or emergency humanitarian assistance.
3. ENDF-backed Gadaa Commando and Qeerroo forces harvesting and looting displaced farmersโ crops
In areas surrounding Gutin Town, particularly between Mender Sost and Shasho Ber, ENDF units are providing security cover with tanks while Gadaa Commando and Qeerroo forces seize maize and other agricultural produce abandoned by displaced Amhara farmers.
Residents who fled toward Tulu Gana and Chancho have been unable to protect their farms or recover their harvests.
Local sources describe the seizure of crops and destruction of agricultural property as an effort to deprive displaced families of the resources needed to survive or rebuild their livelihoods upon returning home.
4. Widespread looting and unburied bodies reported in Anger Gutin Town
Anger Gutin Town, a longstanding commercial center with numerous businesses and investment establishments, is experiencing extensive looting by Gadaa Commando and armed Qeerroo groups.
Commercial properties and private residences have been stripped of their assets, while deteriorating security conditions have severely restricted civilian movement.
Killings have also been reported across the area, with bodies remaining uncollected because of insecurity and the inability to conduct burials.
The presence of decomposing bodies has created serious public health concerns, further worsening conditions for civilians who remain in the town.