Fesseha

[Fesseha @fesseha0]

@TobiaTikdem @TiborPNagyJr Not any more.

[Kenneth Roth @KenRoth]

At least 65 Ethiopian migrants face imminent risk of execution in Saudi Arabia for drug-related offenses. The willingness to execute foreign migrants for nonviolent offences after trials lacking basic due process reflects a profound disregard for life.
https://t.co/ixJKy1fpVv

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

96 Hours. Still Missing!

Ninety-six hours after he was taken, the whereabouts of #Million_Beyene remain unknown.

Million was forcibly removed from his workplace, where he served as a journalist, working to uphold the public’s right to access the truth. In doing so, he has now been stripped of his own freedom.

The silence is alarming.

#WhereIsMillion #BringMillionHome #JournalismIsNotACrime #PressFreedom #EndEnforcedDisappearances

[Bloomberg @business]

Ethiopia’s military is harboring and assisting the Rapid Support Forces, a paramilitary group accused of mass killings in Sudan, a Yale University research unit has found https://t.co/J9kloWzFMM

[Duke Burbridge @BurbridgeDuke]

There is absolutely no excuse for this.

[Duke Burbridge @BurbridgeDuke]

If farmers in #Tigray are not allowed to farm this season, people will starve.

We cannot wait until there is mass starvation to start talking about this.

If the farmlands of Tigray become a battlefield, the children, pregnant women, and the elderly will suffer most.

[Duke Burbridge @BurbridgeDuke]

This is just devastating. People are still at Hitsats because it's close to the homes and farms that were stolen from them in Western #Tigray.

When will they be a priority?

[Fesseha @fesseha0]

@AJEnglish “Military action is an option”
None military personnel speaking about military actions is easy,but the long term consequences of military action will be devastating & you better not.

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Ethiopia: More than 330 IDPs reported dead in #Hitsats, 125 in #Adwa as coordinators warn of worsening humanitarian crisis

At least 333 internally displaced persons (#IDPs) have died at the Hitsats center in Tigray since May 2025 due to hunger and lack of medicine, while in Adwa 125 people have died since October 2025.

DPs and camp officials told Addis Standard that shrinking humanitarian assistance and continued new arrivals are pushing already vulnerable communities into what they describe as a life-threatening crisis, intensifying pressure on limited resources.

Displaced residents and coordinators in Hitsats say the situation has further worsened, with rising fatalities, disease outbreaks, and reduced humanitarian support.

“To speak of the conditions in Hitsats, one must see it with their own eyes,” said Abrha Mebrahtom, coordinator of the Hitsats IDP center. “Though there were good starts previously, they have now ceased. People are wasting away; people are dying.”

“We want to return to our homes,” Tekle said, warning of growing concern as the rainy season approaches and calling for observers to witness conditions firsthand.

The Commission of Inquiry on #Tigray Genocide (#CITG) cited findings from its August 2025 assessment of 92 IDP centers, including Hitsats. According to the Commission, 325 deaths occurred at Hitsats during the assessment period, primarily due to lack of food, medical care, and other basic necessities

Read more: https://t.co/5AFlxnbUFc

[Fesseha @fesseha0]

@martinplaut Congratulations sir,
Well deserved.

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Coming_UP: The Standard Signal | Ep.14: Tigray on the Brink: Survival, Famine Risks, and the Shadow of Renewed War in Ethiopia.

Tigray is facing fragile recovery, deepening humanitarian strain, and growing fears of renewed war.

Duke Burbridge shares what he witnessed on the ground — from survival and displacement to aid challenges and famine risks.

Premiers at: PM tonight.

Subscribe to watch: https://t.co/qfumw5fsAf

#Tigray #Ethiopia #News #TheStandardsignal #AddisStandardSignal

[Addis Standard @addisstandard]

#Ethiopia: Political commentator, Mekelle University lecturer Shewit Gebregzabher detained in Mekelle

Shewit Gebregzabher, a political commentator, lecturer at Mekelle University and co-founder of #Romanat_Media, was reportedly detained by security forces in #Mekelle, the capital of #Tigray, on Friday morning.

Shewit was conducting his media work when a man in civilian clothing approached him, identified himself as a police officer, and took him away without presenting a court-issued arrest warrant, eyewitnesses told Addis Standard.

Kahsay Hailu, who was with Shewit at the time, told Addis Standard that he saw police taking Shewit to the police station. “I followed Shewit to the police station. He asked me to collect his media accessories, which I later gave to his wife, and informed her of his whereabouts.”

His wife, Zufan Teklehaimanot, also told Addis Standard that he is currently being held at the Adihaki Sub-city police station in Mekelle. She said authorities have not informed the family of the reason for his detention, adding that she and their four children are worried.

Separately, the opposition party Salsay Weyane Tigray issued a statement condemning what it described as the “arbitrary arrest” of its member Shewit Gebreegziabher. The party said that security personnel ordered by the TPLF-led administration detained him without a court warrant and called for his immediate release while urging human rights organizations to follow the case.

Read more: https://t.co/yiZhKKIf2R

[Omna Tigray @OmnaTigray]

URGENT: Shewit Wudassie, Salsay Woyane member & producer of Romanat Online podcast, was detained by security forces in Mekelle today for his political commentary.

This is part of a dangerous pattern of silencing media voices in Tigray. We demand full transparency about his arrest and his immediate release.

Freedom of speech is not negotiable.

#FreeShewit #PressFreedom

[Teklehaymanot G. Weldemichel @TeklehaymanotG]

"[Solomon] Bogale’s posts called for persecution and violence against Tigrayans by “cleansing” them from Ethiopia."

[U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement @ICEgov]

ETHIOPIAN HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATOR, PARAMILITARY MEMBER & GENOCIDE INFLUENCER DEPORTED

Criminal illegal alien Solomon Bogale was denied immigration benefits and ultimately deported to Ethiopia March 5 by our Phoenix officers after ICE discovered numerous social media accounts where he openly identified himself as a member of Fano, a Tier III terrorist group.

Bogale’s posts called for persecution and violence against Tigrayans by “cleansing” them from Ethiopia.

Since 2003, ICE’s HSI-led Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Center has deported 1,178 known or suspected human rights violators and war criminals.

[Critical Threats @criticalthreats]

An imminent Ethiopian offensive against the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) would heighten the risk of a broader Ethiopian-Eritrean confrontation given Eritrea's reported support for the TPLF.

The immediate aims of the Ethiopian federal government do not include an imminent invasion of Eritrea. More from CTP's @liam_karr ⬇️

[Duke Burbridge @BurbridgeDuke]

Best article I've seen explaining the current challenges facing the people of Tigray.

Tigray is Under Siege Again
https://t.co/MEXx5sYgTw

[Joanne M Hodges @hodgesjoanne]

This echoes patterns seen in Tigray, where ENDF (and EDF) actions against food supplies have led to devastating civilian consequences. Amhara farmers and families deserve protection and peace.

[Teklehaymanot G. Weldemichel @TeklehaymanotG]

The cruelty of the Abiy Ahmed Ali regime in Ethiopia has no bounds.

[Kjetil Tronvoll @KjetilTronvoll]

A good depiction of the deep fear and frustrations felt in Tigray on the likely outbreak of new war, by ⁦@AlJazeera⁩ . I also contributed my 5 cent on the escalating situation. (Link to article in comment). https://t.co/GzAlFhgkBX