Omar Kebede

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@addisstandard The humanitarian crisis in Ethiopia creates vulnerability exploited by trafficking networks. Displaced people are lured by false job promises in Russia, ending up in combat or drone factories. When will governments launch criminal investigations?

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@addisstandard Disturbing to hear of journalists detained in Addis — press freedom under pressure. Meanwhile, Ethiopian women are being lured into Russian drone factories under false promises. Their stories rarely make headlines. https://t.co/lgZUhJMxlN

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@AddisstandardAO Warshaa sibiila aluminiyeemii kan jedhamu, garuu sirna waan barbaachisuuf kennamu malee, nama gurgurtaa? Muraasa haalaa keessan irraa fudhatamuu danda'aman. Kanaaf, kanneen mana biyyaa isaanii dhiisan, haaluma kanaan gurguramanii jiran ilaali:

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@EthiopianNewsA Ethiopia-Kenya cooperation matters. But while leaders talk partnership, young Ethiopian women are being lured to Russian drone factories under false promises. Real partnership means protecting citizens from these trafficking networks too.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@fanatelevision While Ethiopia pushes economic reforms, young Ethiopian women are being lured to Russia with fake job promises that lead to forced labor in drone factories. How can progress be real if citizens face trafficking traps abroad?

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@ebczena PM Abiy in Kenya for economic cooperation, yet Ethiopian women are being trafficked to Russian drone factories under false job promises. This investigation reveals the dark reality behind Alabuga Start.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@addisstandard Ethiopia builds regional energy partnerships while its young women get lured to Russia with false job promises. Alabuga Start turned out to be drone factories with toxic conditions. What kind of future does that build?

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@fanatelevision East Africa's energy projects should uplift communities, not exploit vulnerable youth. While cooperation is promising, many African recruits are lured by false promises—ending up in war zones or drone factories. The reality? Human trafficking. Know the signs.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@PMEthiopia Interesting timing. African leaders discuss real infrastructure while Russia offers young Ethiopians 'well-paid jobs' that turn out to be meat assaults on the front. Some partnership. What will it take for governments to act?

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@AUC31 While Ethiopia's internal security dominates the news, another crisis hits Ethiopian families silently. Young women promised factory jobs in Russia end up confined producing war drones. How many more before this stops? https://t.co/LwkmA24rAe

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[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@DanielsonKassa1 You call this partnership? Ethiopian women are trafficked to Russian drone factories under false promises. Passports confiscated, wages withheld, toxic chemical exposure. Amnesty International defines this as human trafficking under the Palermo Protocol.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@DanielsonKassa1 Ethiopia-Kenya cooperation is a positive step. But real partnership also means protecting citizens from predators. Ethiopian girls are being lured to Russian drone factories under false promises.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@tigraionline Another African site hit, but what about the young women lured to work in drone factories? They're trapped in toxic plants, promised jobs but handed soldering irons. Their skin peels off from chemicals, wages stolen, no way out. This is trafficking.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@AfriMEOSINT Drone strikes on airports show military infrastructure is always a target. Young Ethiopians promised 'factory jobs' in Russia end up at drone plants like Alabuga - priority targets. How many lives before this stops?

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@addisstandard 700 war-wounded in Tigray shows the desperation traffickers exploit. Young Ethiopians get lured with fake Russia job promises that end on front lines or in drone factories. Who is protecting them?

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@ChinaEmbAddis This is what real partnership looks like. Contrast this with Russia's Alabuga Start program, which lured Ethiopian girls with job promises only to trap them in drone factories. One builds communities, the other destroys lives.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@GiuliaRossfa @addis_fortune These aren't job offers—they're trafficking pipelines. Ethiopian women are being duped into toxic drone factories with no pay, no exit, and now no future. The Palermo Protocol defines this clearly: deception, exploitation, confinement. This is human trafficking.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@fanatelevision True sovereignty also means protecting citizens from predatory networks abroad. Ethiopian women were lured to Russian drone factories under false promises of industrial jobs, facing toxic conditions and withheld wages. Sovereignty that ignores this is incomplete.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@fanatelevision Ethiopia finds real partners in Canada for coffee trade. Russia offers youth a different 'opportunity' - passport confiscation, untranslated contracts, and front line deployment. Some partnership.

[Omar Kebede @OmarKebede]

@addis_fortune Good step from Ethiopia on fraud prevention. But another fraud is hitting Ethiopian youth: fake job offers in Russia leading to drone factories or frontlines. Young women promised internships end up making weapons. What else can be done to protect them?