#IDP camp sheltering over 54,000 civilians in Abiy Addi, central #Tigray,severely hit by food,medicine scarcity https://t.co/WMiK725do3 “I have lost all my property due to the war; I only saved myself.I [am separated] from my family too," Weletensay G/Selassie. By @MercyG_kirstos
A peace accord to end Ethiopia's civil war is hitting a stumbling block, as troops from Eritrea who had been fighting on the side of the federal government have failed to withdraw, officials say #Tigray @DrTedros https://t.co/CBYLrxQlTH
This is Sheabia's Fake withdrawal from #Tigray
Look at the car plate number, 3, 01296, is an Ethiopian, don't believe it wait until TDF forces remove them,
Eritreans are digging trenches in z cities of Tigray, it is a lie, illusion and fabricated withdrawal
#EritreaOutOfTigray
Reminder:
#Tigray was cut off from the rest of Ethiopia and the outside world for nearly two years
The region was under de facto blockade that impacted everything from food to phone lines
The war resulted in worst humanitarian disasters, sexual violence, famine, children death
With the Ethiopian government seemingly opposed to prosecution of war crimes -- punishing offenders “would not achieve lasting peace and reconciliation" -- a U.N. investigative team asks for unimpeded access to Tigray. What does the government fear? https://t.co/cOcxmwRsC8
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed invited Eritrean troops to help him fight in Tigray. Now there is a peace agreement, but Eritrean troops, notorious for their atrocities, are still in Tigray. Why is Abiy not insisting that they leave? https://t.co/493j29elqx
Calling for accountability is essential, preventing further crimes is no less important. Entire areas are controlled by armed groups that are expected to leave #Tigray. Intl aid is not reaching people or not enough & basic services remain largely blocked.
https://t.co/po7t1QdW06
War in Tigray may have killed 600,000 people.
While the cessation of hostilities generally holds, the siege itself has not been lifted entirely. Access to a large part of Tigray is still blocked and livelihoods are still being looted and destroyed.
https://t.co/4kk6S2pZUr
The brutal civil war in northern Ethiopia may have killed as many as 600,000 people, making it one of the world’s deadliest conflicts of recent times, according to the African Union’s lead mediator in the peace talks that ended the two-year conflict. https://t.co/GqR1Jz64kI
Ethiopia army said forces from Amhara region who fought in support of the federal gov. during the 2year war in neighboring #Tigray have withdrawn from a major Tigray city
Humanitarian worker in Shire said Amhara forces still there in “significant numbers” https://t.co/MXLM8mrGWQ
A United Nations report implicates the government of Ethiopia in war crimes during the conduct of its two-year war in the country's northern Tigray region. https://t.co/JHKtpsRCyb