Knowing when stages come to an end.
Knowing when to say goodbye when you feel that you will be remembered and respected forever.
Four months to give my all for this badge and for our goal.
Eternal respect and affection for Manchester United and its wonderful fans.
Forever Red Devil.
Renewed War Looms: Ethiopia Moves Arms Northward
Mirroring the build-up to the genocidal war, #Ethiopia—which has been blocking fuel and commercial supplies and restricting access to journalists and foreign diplomats en route to #Tigray—has now begun transporting heavy weaponry.
I see many Tegaru rightfully pushing for peace and urging Tigrayan leadership not to go to war. This is completely understandable our people have endured unimaginable pain and suffering over the past few years. I fully support this campaign for peace.
But what’s deeply frustrating is that this pressure seems entirely one-sided.
While our community pleads for peace, the Ethiopian government is actively mobilizing its army and moving heavy military equipment toward Tigray. And yet, I don’t see the same energy or accountability being demanded from that side.
The truth is, no matter how hard we push our leadership for peace, if the federal government decides to launch another invasion, there’s little we can do to stop it. The public on that side won’t resist they’ll likely support and even cheer it on. That’s exactly what happened on November 4: Tigrayans were calling for peace while being persecuted daily, and still, the war was unleashed upon us.
Peace cannot be achieved through one-sided restraint. Both sides must be held accountable. Pushing only Tigray to stand down while ignoring federal aggression does not prevent war it enables it
For nearly 5 years, more than 1 million Tigrayans have been displaced after being ethnically cleansed from Western Tigray and Irob.
They’ve lived in makeshift camps - forgotten by the world, denied justice, and blocked from returning home.
Now, they’re rising up across Tigray. #ReturnTigrayansHome
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the Tigray war and entered Sudan, and the war in Sudan put them in a dangerous situation. Various institutions, including aid donors, as well as Sudan's citizens are leaving the area, but these refugees are in a serious situation.
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the Tigray genocidal war in the refuges of Sudan, #Tenedba and #Umrakuba, are requesting the #international_communities and other concerned bodies to rescue them.
Voice of Germany spoke to the refugee shelters of Umrakuba and tenedba in Sudan, citizens who fled
Thousands of Ethiopian citizens who migrated to Sudan following the #TigrayGenocide have announced that they are in danger due to the civil conflict in Sudan.
It has been pointed out that these "estimated about 60,000" refugees who migrated to Sudan following the outbreak of
@Alexmek19 You’re still playing with the numbers of the population, don’t forget that TDF was in Debrebrhan fighting against the total military force of Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia and with help of Emirates,Turkish &Iranian drones. Anyway even the 95% to 5% politics wasn’t successful😂
#Tigray IRA Warns Amhara Regional State Over Incorporation of Parts of Tigray in Curriculum Maps
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The Tigray Interim Regional Administration (IRA) issued a stern warning to authorities in the Amhara Regional State following the inclusion of Tigray's constitutional territories within Amhara's curriculum maps.
"Tigray IRA Cabinet has learned that the Amhara regional state has included parts of Tigray in its school curriculum maps," the statement reads.
Expressing concern, the IRA Cabinet labeled this move as a “deliberate attempt to disrupt the ongoing peace process.”
While asserting that the Tigray Interim Regional Administration cannot be held responsible for any potential consequences resulting from this action, the statement emphasized the Amhara regional state must shoulder full responsibility for any repercussions that may arise.
The federal government has also faced criticism for its "inaction in addressing similar issues in the past," indicating a level of complicity.
"It shows the federal government is part of the acts," the statement accuses.
It is to be recalled that the Tigray Interim Administration issued a statement in July 2023, stating that the "Ethiopia's Ministry of Health's report compiling districts of Tigrai under Amhara Regional State violates the constitution of the land and disturbs the ongoing peace process."
The statement called on the Ministry Office to rectify the error and apologize to the people of Tigray.
Amhara Regional forces have occupied entire Western Tigray, parts of Southern and Northwestern Tigray as they fought alongside Ethiopia’s government during the war on Tigray.
Despite the surrender of heavy weapons by the Tigrayan forces in January of last year, Amhara and Eritrean forces remain inside the region as of the present.
The Pretoria peace agreement and the subsequent Nairobi Executive Plan stipulate that all non-ENDF forces must withdraw from Tigray simultaneously with the disarmament of heavy weapons by the Tigrayan forces.
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