A leaked phone call has surfaced, revealing ENDF commander Gen. Belay Seyoum orchestrating unrest in Alamata. In the call, the general instructs a youth to incite violence among residents, asserting that he and his associates are contributing to the turmoil and emphasizing that the residents must not remain silent.
This revelation comes at a critical time, amidst efforts to resettle internally displaced persons under the Pretoria agreement. It highlights the disturbing reality that some senior military officials remain unsatisfied with past bloodshed and are intent on plunging #Tigray into further conflict. The conversation reveals a level of manipulation and ruthlessness among these officials.
While the regime is expected to deny these allegations, a thorough evaluation of the voice in the leaked call, alongside numerous interviews given by Gen. Belay Seyoum during and after the war, confirms its authenticity. This disturbing revelation underscores the lengths to which certain officials will go to perpetuate violence and instability.
#Ethiopia @MikeHammerUSA@StateDept
The world can no longer allow the genocide in #Tigray to remain in the shadows. Now is the time to take a stand & recognize the atrocities committed. It is time to take decisive action to ensure justice for the victims of genocide in #Tigray!
@StateDept@CanadaFP@JosepBorrellF
#TigrayGenocide, the worst genocide of the 21st century, has been the single most disturbing event in my lifetime. Not only the genocide, but the ease with which people deny it, and the anger towards those who even mention the genocide.
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Shocking
The Abiy Regime has given the entire Tigray for 37 mining companies, says Kalayu Gebrehiwet, head of Tigray's Bureau of Land & Mines. He adds some of the companies hold more than 100 square kms and that in some cases their holdings overlap.
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🔥🚨BREAKING NEWS: This disturbing footage of a Chinese employer in Africa treating his employees like Trans Atlantic slaves is going viral across the internet.
Viewers have begun discussing on how it appears the Chinese are ‘fare more racist than the White man’ in Africa.