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Eritrea First

@PositiveEritrea

about 23 hours ago

OrommumaPP #gada_commando ethnic militia is destroying gas stations and public property.

Right On @TesfalemAbraha8

1 day ago

Ethiopia under prime minister Aby Ahmed genocider burning down again. Moyale Ethiopia fighting broke out between Oromo & Somali.

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Dawit

@HOAAffairs

2 days ago

The brutality of #Gada_Commando targeting ethnic Somalis in #Ethiopia @UN_HRC

Dawit

@HOAAffairs

2 days ago

#Gada_Commando: The Janjaweed of Ethiopia, and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed as Ethiopia’s General Dagalo Ethiopia is burning in every direction, yet the international diplomatic community seems remarkably reluctant to confront the common denominator in eight years of bloodshed, destruction, and political turmoil. The greatest historical irony is that the man awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 now presides over a country engulfed in recurring conflict. The rapprochement with Eritrea has deteriorated into renewed hostility; the catastrophic Northern Ethiopian War was followed by the deeply flawed Pretoria agreement and continuing instability; the carnage in Amhara persists, with disturbing reports of civilians, including children, killed in South Gondar; Ethiopia's reported support for the Janjaweed in Sudan raises grave questions about its role in regional destabilization; and now Oromo and Somali communities are confronting one another in Moyale. Even more appalling is the reported celebration of civilian suffering by government sympathizers. I have repeatedly invoked the echoes of the sixteenth century, not because history repeats itself mechanically, but because the destruction of communities, religious heritage, and historical institutions raises profound questions about Ethiopia's civilizational future. The weapons have changed, from swords and spears to drones and modern artillery, but the human devastation remains. This is a battle over the soul of Ethiopia. The international community must examine the political decisions and structures sustaining these conflicts rather than treating each new catastrophe as an isolated event. @UN_HRC @BBCAfrica @AJENews

HOAAffairs's tweet photo. #Gada_Commando: The Janjaweed of Ethiopia, and Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed as Ethiopia’s General Dagalo

Ethiopia is burning in every direction, yet the international diplomatic community seems remarkably reluctant to confront the common denominator in eight years of bloodshed, destruction, and political turmoil. The greatest historical irony is that the man awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2019 now presides over a country engulfed in recurring conflict. The rapprochement with Eritrea has deteriorated into renewed hostility; the catastrophic Northern Ethiopian War was followed by the deeply flawed Pretoria agreement and continuing instability; the carnage in Amhara persists, with disturbing reports of civilians, including children, killed in South Gondar; Ethiopia's reported support for the Janjaweed in Sudan raises grave questions about its role in regional destabilization; and now Oromo and Somali communities are confronting one another in Moyale. Even more appalling is the reported celebration of civilian suffering by government sympathizers. I have repeatedly invoked the echoes of the sixteenth century, not because history repeats itself mechanically, but because the destruction of communities, religious heritage, and historical institutions raises profound questions about Ethiopia's civilizational future. The weapons have changed, from swords and spears to drones and modern artillery, but the human devastation remains. This is a battle over the soul of Ethiopia. The international community must examine the political decisions and structures sustaining these conflicts rather than treating each new catastrophe as an isolated event.

@UN_HRC @BBCAfrica @AJENews

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Dawit

@HOAAffairs

3 days ago

#Gada_Commando: The Janjaweed of Ethiopia and the Continuing Carnage in Wollega The carnage continues. Wollega has become a bloodbath. Local sources report that more than 200 Amhara civilians have been killed, over 100 remain missing, and some 30,000 displaced people have been forced to flee yet again in Gida Ayana, East Wollega. These horrifying allegations demand independent verification. The #Gada_Commando, which I regard as Ethiopia’s Janjaweed, and the ENDF stand accused of yet another atrocity against Amhara communities. Orthodox Christian or Muslim, the victims are the same. Some of the most gruesome images of Ethiopia’s violence over the past eight years have emerged from Wollega. The same communities, the same places, the same recurring reports of massacres. Carnage and bloodshed everywhere, while accountability remains elusive. @UN_HRC @HRL_YaleSPH

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@neby_G

3 days ago

🚨 ENDF and Oromia Region Gada Commando kill over 200 Amhara civilians within 24 hours in Gida Ayana Woreda, leaving over 100 missing and 30,000 displaced On October 21st, local sources reported that more than 200 Amhara civilians had been killed and over 100 others remained missing following attacks by ENDF and Gada Commando forces over the previous 24 hours in Ali Kebele, Gida Ayana Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region. More than 30,000 internally displaced people (IDPs), who had previously fled attacks in Ando Dedicho, Meleketa, Mender Three and Waja, were forced to abandon their belongings and flee for a second time into surrounding forests after renewed violence reached Ali Kebele, where they had sought refuge. Video footage shared from the area shows displaced civilians crossing the Anger River while fleeing the attacks.

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