Tigray Hospitals Vandalised & Looted by War Criminals Ahmed & Afewerki

የሳምሬ ከተማ የጤና ማዕከል በጦር ወንጀለኞቹ ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ እና ኢሳያስ አፈቆርኪ ሰአራዊቶች በዚህ መልክ ተዘርፈዋል፤ ፈራርሰዋል።

The army of dictator Esayas Eritrea & that of Fascist Abiy Ahmed intentionally destroyed Samre Health Center, Tigray. Here is the situation of the pharmacy of the center at the moment. All medical supplies were taken by those evil forces.

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US Congress Pushes Biden Administration to Enact Sanctions over Tigray Conflict

Congressional leaders have called for sanctions to be put in place to pressure Ethiopian and Eritrean forces to withdraw from Tigray.

US congressmen specifically hammered Ethiopia and Eritrea for failing to live up to their March agreement to remove Eritrean forces from Tigray.

The US Congress is pressuring the Biden administration to place sanctions on human rights abusers in Ethiopia’s Tigray region, pointing to the continued failure of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces to withdraw from the region.

“We understand that the Biden administration is reviewing all options, but nothing has been announced or finalised, which is why we are pushing them on this,” a congressional aide told The National on Wednesday. “It has been over six months since the conflict started.”

The Democratic chairman and top Republican on the House Foreign Affairs Committee – Gregory Meeks of New York and Mike McCaul of Texas – are leading the bipartisan push to convince the Biden administration to use its authorities under the Global Magnitsky Act to levy sanctions on those violating human rights in the Tigray conflict.

“The administration has ample authority from Congress to impose sanctions and other means of financial pressure – they just need to do it,” said the congressional staffer.

Mr Meeks and Mr McCaul doubled down on the issue earlier this week with a joint statement urging the Biden administration to “use all available tools, including sanctions and other restrictive measures, to hold all perpetrators accountable and bring an end to this conflict”.

They specifically hammered Ethiopia and Eritrea for failing to live up to their March agreement to remove Eritrean forces from Tigray.

“We are deeply concerned by the failure of the government of Ethiopia and the government of the state of Eritrea to honour their public commitments to withdraw Eritrean forces from Ethiopia,” they said in the statement. “The continued presence of Eritrean forces, who have been credibly implicated in gross violations of human rights in Tigray, is a major impediment to resolving this conflict.”

The congressmen referred to “mounting reports of atrocities against civilians, including sexual and gender-based violence, at the hands of Ethiopian and Eritrean forces and other armed groups”.

Jeffrey Feltman, the US envoy for the Horn of Africa, is in the region this week to mediate the Tigray crisis as well as Ethiopia’s dispute with Sudan and Egypt over the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken, who has said that “ethnic cleansing” is taking place in Tigray, personally called on Ethiopian and Eritrean forces to withdraw from the region during a phone call with Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed earlier this month.

The State Department did not reply to The National’s repeated requests for comment on its Tigray sanctions review.

Mr Meeks and Mr McCaul first raised the prospect of sanctions over the Tigrayconflict in a letter to Mr Blinken in March.

“We urge the administration to utilise all available tools, including Global Magnitsky authorities and other targeted sanctions, to hold parties accountable for their actions to bring an end to this crisis,” the congressmen wrote at the time.

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Fake PhD – A Notorious Plagiarist – Fake PM – Evil Monster Abiy Ahmed Ali

😈King of Fools Quasimodo😈

😈የሰነፎች/ሞኞች ንጉስ ኳሲሞዶ😈

✞✞✞በመለኮት ቅድስት ሥላሴ፤ ይህ የሚተነኳኰለን፣ ወንድማማቾችን እርስበር የሚያባለው፣ ጠበኛ አብዮት አህመድ አሊ የተባለ ጠላታችን ይጠፋልን ዘንድ የእግዚአብሔር ቃል ይውጋው፣ በተሳለ የመለኮት ሰይፍ አንገቱን ያጣጋው በአምልኮትና በፍጹም ምስጋና

በሥላሴ ስም አሜን!✞✞✞

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CNN | Eritrean Troops Disguised as Ethiopian Military Are Blocking Critical Aid in Tigray

🔥 Cruelty at its peak! 😈 Abiy Ahmed Ali & Isaias Afewerki 😈 are the most evil monsters of the planet. It’s mind-blowing and disappointing that The U.S. Department of State is sending the special envoy to these two war criminals! Are they working for them?

🔥 የጭካኔ ድርጊት በከፍታው ላይ!😈 አብይ አህመድ አሊ እና ኢሳያስ አፈወርቂ 😈 የፕላኔቷ እጅግ መጥፎ ጭራቆች ናቸው፡፡ የአሜሪካ የውጭ ጉዳይ መስሪያ ቤት ልዩ መልዕክተኛውን ወደ እነዚህ ሁለት የጦር ወንጀለኞች መላኩ አእምሮን የሚንጥ እና የሚያሳዝን ነው! ለእነሱ እየሠሩ ስለሆነ ነውን?

Eritrean troops are operating with total impunity in Ethiopia’s war-torn northern Tigray region, killing, raping and blocking humanitarian aid to starving populations more than a month after the country’s Nobel Peace Prize winning leader pledged to the international community that they would leave.

A CNN team traveling through Tigray’s central zone witnessed Eritrean soldiers, some disguising themselves in old Ethiopian military uniforms, manning checkpoints, obstructing and occupying critical aid routes, roaming the halls of one of the region’s few operating hospitals and threatening medical staff.

Despite pressure from the Biden administration, there is no sign that Eritrean forces plan to exit the border region anytime soon.

On April 21, a CNN team reporting in Tigray with the permission of Ethiopian authorities traveled from the regional capital Mekelle to the besieged city of Axum, two weeks after it had been sealed off by Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers. An aid convoy also made the seven-hour journey.

Ethiopia’s government has severely restricted access to the media until recently, and a state-enforced communications blackout concealed events in the region, making it challenging to gauge the extent of the crisis or verify survivors’ accounts.

But CNN’s interviews with humanitarian workers, doctors, soldiers and displaced people in Axum and across central Tigray — where up to 800,000 displaced people are sheltering — indicate the situation is even worse than was feared. Eritrean troops aren’t just working hand in glove with the Ethiopian government, assisting in a merciless campaign against the Tigrayan people, in some pockets they’re fully in control and waging a reign of terror.

The testimonies, shared at great personal risk, present a horrifying picture of the situation in Tigray, where a clash between Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and the region’s ruling party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), in November has deteriorated into a protracted conflict that, by many accounts, bears the hallmarks of genocide and has the potential to destabilize the wider Horn of Africa region.

Sign at Axum Referral Hospital. ???Blood Campaign, for mothers, for children, for all those that need it.???

Ethiopian security officials working with Tigray’s interim administration told CNN that the Ethiopian government has no control over Eritrean soldiers operating in Ethiopia, and that Eritrean forces had blocked roads into central Tigray for over two weeks and in the northwestern part of the region for nearly one month.

As the war and its impact on civilians deepens, world leaders have voiced their concern about the role of Eritrean forces in exacerbating what US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, according to spokesperson Ned Price, has described as a “growing humanitarian disaster.” In a phone call with Abiy on April 26, Blinken pressed Ethiopia and Eritrea to make good on commitments to withdraw Eritrean troops “in full, and in a verifiable manner.”

CNN’s efforts to reach Axum were thwarted by both Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers multiple times over several days.

On one of the first attempts, the CNN team encountered what it later learned was the aftermath of a grenade attack, where a group of local residents were flagging down cars, warning passersby not to go any further. But before we reached the scene, a large army truck drove up and parked sideways, blocking the road. Our cameraman got out of the car and started filming only to be confronted by Ethiopian soldiers, who threatened the team with detention, demanding that we hand over the camera and delete the footage. But we refused and were able to conceal the footage until we were eventually released.

On another occasion, CNN was turned back by an Ethiopian National Defence Force (ENDF) Command operating out of a former USAID distribution center in the outskirts of the city of Adigrat, where several trucks laden with sacks of desperately needed food sat languishing in the hot sun. The aid, bound for communities in Tigray’s starved central zone, had been stopped from going any further despite daily phone calls from humanitarian workers pleading for access.

Even after being granted entry to Axum by the Ethiopian military, CNN’s path was obstructed by Eritrean troops controlling a checkpoint on a desolate mountain top overlooking Adigrat. The forces were wearing a mixture of their official light-colored Eritrean Defence Forces (EDF) fatigues and a woodland camouflage with a green beret, which military experts verified as tallying with old Ethiopian army uniforms.

Hannibal ??? Shot in the leg as he was sitting on his mother???s lap. Shown here at Axum referral hospital where he is receiving treatment.

It is one of the first visual confirmations of reports — relayed in recent weeks by the UN’s top humanitarian official Mark Lowcock and US ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield — that Eritrean soldiers are disguising their identities by re-uniforming as Ethiopian military, in what Thomas-Greenfield described as a move to “remain in Tigray indefinitely.”

CNN was informed by aid agencies that they had also been turned back by Eritrean soldiers manning the same checkpoint. Ethiopian military sources in the region confirmed to CNN that Eritrean soldiers were in control of key checkpoints along the route to Axum. The military sources said they had requested multiple times for the Eritreans to allow cars and convoys through, but had been refused.

CNN has reached out to the Ethiopian and Eritrean governments for comment.

After repeated phone calls to Ethiopian central government and senior military officials, CNN was finally allowed into Axum on its fourth try. On the same day, international medical humanitarian organization Medecins Sans Frontieres demanded that the 12-day blockade of the road into Axum be lifted.

Many aid agencies are still being barred from the besieged city, where one of the few hospitals operating for miles is running out of essential supplies, including oxygen and blood, humanitarian workers working in the region told CNN.

On arrival at the Axum University Teaching and Referral Hospital, patients are greeted by a sign asking for blood.

7 yearold Latebrahan Fessahaatsion, from Chilla, 100 Kms from Axum near border of Eritrea where famine has arrived.

The medical staff we spoke to asked not to be named for fear of reprisals, but requested that CNN identify their hospital — they say that they want people to know that they are still here.

Inside one of the under-resourced examination rooms, a malnourished 7-year-old was lying on a gurney, wrapped in a blanket to cushion her fragile skin. Latebrahan’s emaciated legs could no longer hold her weight and she lay wide-eyed, staring up at the crowd of doctors gathered around her bed.

The medical team were doing their best to keep her alive, but they had run out of a therapeutic feeding agent due to the blockade, the only way to help her gain weight without disturbing her delicate system.

Latebrahan’s father, Girmay, who asked to be identified only by his first name, told CNN the journey from their home in Chila, around 60 miles north of Axum, near the border with Eritrea, had been dangerous and costly.

“There is no help, no food, nothing. I didn’t have a choice though — look at her,” Girmay said.

Like many other rural border towns, Chila has been blocked off from receiving aid since the conflict began six months ago. Humanitarian workers say famine could have already arrived there and they would have no way of knowing.

“Based on guesswork there is a sense that in these areas that we are not able to access, out in the countryside for instance, places are falling into pockets of famine. But we’re not able to verify that and that’s part of the problem,” Thomas Thompson, the UN World Food Programme’s emergency coordinator, told CNN.

The fighting erupted during the autumn harvest season following the worst invasion of desert locusts in Ethiopia in decades. The conflict has plunged Tigray even further into severe food insecurity, and the deliberate blockade of food risks mass starvation, a recent report by the World Peace Foundation warned. The Ethiopian government itself estimates that at least 5.2 million people out of 5.7 million in the region are in need of emergency food assistance.

USAID handing out aid in the town of Hawzen. They hadn???t had much-needed aid here for 2 months.

Eritrean soldiers have been blocking and looting food relief in multiple parts of Tigray, including in Samre and Gijet, southwest of Mekele, according to a leaked document from the Emergency Coordination Centre of Tigray’s Abiy-appointed interim government obtained by CNN. In a PowerPoint presentation dated April 23, the center states that Eritrean soldiers have also started showing up at food distribution points in Tigray, looting supplies after “our beneficiaries became frightened and [ran] away.”

That report was corroborated by humanitarian workers in Tigray, who said they had “protection” issues around distributing aid in some areas as civilians were later robbed of the aid by Eritrean soldiers. Emily Dakin, who leads the USAID Disaster Assistance Response Team in Tigray, also told CNN that she had received reports of health centers being looted, which was “contributing to some of the dysfunctionality of the hospitals.”

Eritrea’s Minister of Information Yemane Meskel has rejected these claims.

Eritrea’s power in the region feels absolute even in the Axum Teaching Hospital, where Eritrean soldiers are among the gun-toting troops roaming the corridors, dropping off wounded soldiers and threatening medical staff. It is a terrifying scene for patients, many of whom say they were injured either directly or indirectly by soldiers.

One doctor, who asked not to be named, told CNN that the siege had prompted a surge in patients. In addition to cases of malnutrition like Latebrahan, doctors and nurses are treating a grim array of trauma from shrapnel, bullets, stabbings and rapes. In a desperate attempt to keep pace with demand, medical workers have also begun donating blood.

But despite this, there wasn’t enough blood on hand to save one young woman, who had been attacked by soldiers who tried to rape her.

The doctor treating the woman told CNN that the hospital had seen a spike in sexual assault cases over recent weeks, but that the rise was just “the tip of the iceberg,” as many were too scared to seek medical services.

An alarming number of women are being gang-raped, drugged and held hostage in the conflict, in which sexual violence is being used as a weapon of war and its use linked to genocide. According to one agency’s estimate, almost one-third of all attacks on civilians involve sexual violence, the majority committed by men in uniform.

An autopsy photo of the young woman seen by CNN showed her internal organs spilling out from a wound in her lower abdomen.

“She came to our emergency department and she had a sign of life initially. [But] if you find blood for a patient, it’s only one or two units and one or two units could not save this woman. She bled [out] and she died,” the doctor said haltingly, overcome with emotion.

He took a deep breath, then added, “I see this woman in my dreams.”

This reporting would not have been possible without the support of dozens of Tigrayans, who shared their stories at great personal risk. CNN is not naming them to protect their safety. It also builds on a series of investigations into massacres and sexual violence in Tigray by CNN’s Bethlehem Feleke, Gianluca Mezzofiore and Katie Polglase. Read CNN’s full Tigray coverage here.

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እስከ ስቅለት ትግራይን ለቃችሁ እንድትወጡ አስጠንቅቀን ነበር | አበረ አዳሙ በግራኝ ተለጎሙ

👉 ገብርኤል 👉 ማርያም 👉 ኡራኤል 👉 ጊዮርጊስ 👉 ተክለ ሐይማኖት 👉 ዮሴፍ 👉 መድኃኔ ዓለም

በትግራይ ሕዝብ ላይ የታወጀውን የዘር ማጥፋት ጂሃድ ከእነ ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ አሊ ጎን ሆነው ከነደፉት ግለሰቦች መካከል አንዱ አቶ አበረ አዳሙ ናቸው። ምንም ጥርጥር የለኝም፤ ገዳዩ አሸባሪው አብዮት አህመድ አሊ ነው። ለማዘናጋት ልክ ከጂኒ ጃዋር ጋር እንደሠራው እና እየሠራው ስላለው ድራማ፤ ከኦነጉ መሪ ዳውድ ኢብሳም ጋር ተናብቦ በትናንትናው ዕለት “ቤቱ እንዲከበብ” አደረገ። ከመስቀል አደባባይ የቦንብ ፍንዳታ እስከ አክሱም ጽዮን ፤ ከኢንጂነር ስመኘው ግድያ እስከ ጄነራል ሰዓረ ሁሉንም የገደላቸው ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ አሊ ነው።

“….ሰዎች ጥቅም ወዳድ ናቸውና በጥቅም ሂድባቸው…የሚፈልጉትን እያሳየህ ወደምትፈልገው ስፍራ ውሰድ እና ጣላቸው… ከዚያም በሬ ሆይ! ሳሩን አየህና ገደሉን ሳታይ… ብለህ ተርትባቸው” ግራኝ አብዮት አህመድ አሊ

ግራኝ እስካልተደፋ ድረስና በትግራይ ሕዝብ ላይ እየተሠራ ያለው ሰይጣናዊ ግፍ እስካልቆመ ድረስ ገና ብዙ ደም በየቦታው ይፈስሳል፤ ይቀጥላል!

👉 “ወቅታዊ ጥሪ ለአማራ | እስከ ጌታችን ስቅለት ድረስ ሚሊሻዎቻችሁን ሁሉ ከትግራይ አስወጡ!”

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#TigrayGenocide | Terrorist Abiy Ahmed Strips 2.3 Million Children of Protection & Humanitarian Assistance

#የትግራይጭፍጨፋ | አሸባሪው አቢይ አህመድ አሊ 2.3 ሚሊዮን የትግራይ ሕጻናትን የጥበቃ እና የሰብአዊነት ድጋፍ ነፍጓቸዋል

👉 በአሸባሪዎች የሚመረው የዓለማችን የመጀመሪያው መንግስት/አገዛዝ

በአክሱም ጽዮን ላይ ጦርነቱን እያካሄዱ ያሉት፣ የትግራይን አባቶች፣ እናቶች፣ አረጋውያን፣ ጎልማሳዎች፣ ሴቶች፣ ወንዶች፣ ካህናት፣ ምዕመናን እና ሕጻናትን ለስድስት ወራት ያህል በጽኑ በመጨፍጨፍ፣ በማሸበር፣ በማስራብና በማስጠማት ላይ ያሉት የአህዛብ የዋቄዮ አላህ ልጆችና መናፍቃን መሆናቸውን እያየነው ነው። 

👉 እያንዳንዱ የዋቄዮ-አላህ ልጅና ኦሮማራ ደጋፊ መንጋው ተዋሕዶ ትግራዋይንን በግልጽና በይፋ ከድቷል፤ ስለዚህ አሁን ሌላ ቀይ ሽብር፣ ጭፍጨፋና ግፍ ለመፈጽም ቆርጦ ተነስተዋል። የኢትዮጵያ ዘ-ስጋ ሕዝብ ቢፈልግ ኖሮ ጦርነቱን በአንድ ቀን ወዲያው ማቆም ይችል ነበር፣ እርዳታውም ያለምንም መሰናክል ቶሎ እንዲደረስ ማድረግ በቻለ ነበር። ነገር ግን የኦሮሞም ሆነ የአማራ ሕዝቦች እራሳቸውን የክርስቶስ ተቃዋሚ ሕዝቦች ከሆኑት የዓለማችን ሕዝቦች በመመደብ(አዎ! የእግዚአብሔር የሆኑ ሕዝቦች አሉ፤ የሰይጣንም የሆኑ አሉ!)ላለፉት ስድስት ወራት የሰብዓዊነት ጭላንጭል እንኳን ለአንዴም ለማሳየት ፈቃደኞች አልነበሩም። ይህም ማለት፤ ኦሮሞ + አማራ + ሶማሌ + ጉራጌ + ወላይታ + ደቡብ ሁሉም በትግራይ ሕዝብ ላይ የሞት ፍርድ ፈርደውታል ማለት ነው። ወደዱትም ጠሉት ይህን ሐቅ ያውቁት ዘንድ ግልጽ ነው!

እነዚህን “ሸኔ” ፋሺስቶችና አሸባሪዎች ብቻ እንደ ምሳሌ አድርጎ መውሰዱ በቂ ነው፤ የሁሉም መጠረጊያ ጊዜአቸው ተቃርቧልና ስሞቻቸውን በደንብ እንመዝግባቸው!፦

☆ አብዮት አህመድ አሊ (ሙስሊም መናፍቅ)

☆ ዝናሽ አቴቴ አህመድ አሊ (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ደመቀ መኮንን ሀሰን (ሙስሊም)

☆ ሳሞራ አሞራ ዩኑስ (ሙስሊም)

☆ ሙስጠፌ መሀመድ ዑመር (ሙስሊም)

☆ ብርሃኑ ጂኒ ጁላ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ ዲና ሙፍቲ (ሙስሊም)

☆ መሀመድ ተሰማ (ሙስሊም)

☆ ሀሰን ኢብራሂም (ሙስሊም)

☆ ሬድዋን ሁሴን (ሙሊም)

☆ ሞፈርያት ካሚል (ሙስሊም)

☆ ኬሪያ ኢብራሂም (ሙስሊም ፥ ለስለላ ነበር ወደ መቀሌ ተልካ የነበረችው)

☆ አህመድ ሺዴ (ሙስሊም)

☆ ጃዋር መሀመድ (ሙስሊም)(“የታሰረው” ለስልት ነው)

☆ ፊልሳን አብዱላሂ (ሙስሊም)

☆ ለማ መገርሳ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ታከለ ኡማ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ሽመልስ አብዲሳ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ በቀለ ገርባ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ ህዝቄል ገቢሳ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ ዳውድ ኢብሳ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ አምቦ አርጌ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ፀጋዬ አራርሳ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ አደነች አቤቤ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ መአዛ አሸናፊ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ሳህለወርቅ ዘውዴ (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ብርቱካን ሚደቅሳ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ታዬ ደንደአ (ዋቀፌታ-መናፍቅ)

☆ ሌንጮ ባቲ (ዋቀፌታ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ዳንኤል ክብረት (ኦሮማራ-አርዮስ)

☆ ኢሬቻ ጂኒ በላይ (ዋቀፌታ-አርዮስ)

☆ ዘመድኩን በቀለ (ኦሮማራ-አርዮስ)

☆ አለማየሁ ገብረ ማርያም (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ብርሀኑ ነጋ (ኦሮጉራጌ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ገዱ አንዳርጋቸው (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ አንዳርጋቸው ፅጌ (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ አንዱዓለም አንዳርጌ (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ ታማኝ በየነ (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

☆ አበበ ገላው (ኦሮማራ–መናፍቅ)

ወዘተ.

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テレ東 /TV Tokyo | እልቂትና ወሲባዊ ጥቃት በሰሜን ኢትዮጵያ፤ በጭራሽ የማያልቅ ወታደራዊ ፍጥጫ፤ አሁን ምን እየሆነ ነው?

በጃፓኑ “テレ東 / ቲቪ ቶኪዮ” ቻኔል በሦስት ቀናት ውስጥ ብቻ ሶስት መቶ ሃምሳ ሺህ ጊዜ ክሊክ ተደርጓል፤ አንድ ሺህ አምስት መቶ አስተያየቶች ተሰጥተዋል። አስተያየቶቹን አንብበን “ኢትዮጵያዊ ነን” የሚሉት ከንቱዎች በትግራይ ሕዝብ ላይ ከያዙት አቋም ጋር እናነጻጽረው። አዎ! ከትግራይ ሕዝብ ጋር ጥቁር ለብሰው በማልቀስ ጥላቻን እንደማያውቁ፣ ፍቅር እንዳላቸው፣ በመንፈስ ቅዱስ እንደተሞሉና ፈሪሃ እግዚአብሔር እንዳላቸው በተግባር በማሳየት ፈንታ ተልካሻ በሆነ መንገድ እራሳቸውን ጻድቅ ለማድረግ ህብረት ፈጥረው የተዋሕዶ ትግራዋይን ለሚጨፈጭፉት አህዛብ “እንኳን ለረመዳን አደረሳችሁ!” ለማለት ሲሽቀዳደሙ ይታያሉ። ካህን ከተባሉት እስከ ምዕመኑ ሁሉም ፀረ-አክሱም ጽዮን ግብዞች ዛሬ “ፈሪሳውያን አህዛብ ናቸው” የምለው በምክኒያት ነው። ክርስቲያን የሆነ ሰው ለክርስቶስ ተቃዋሚዎቹ ለመሀመዳውያን እንኳን ለረመዳን ወይም ለኢድ አልፈጥር ወዘተ አደረሳችሁ!” በጭራሽ ማለት የለበትም፤ “ወደ ሲዖል ልትገቡ ስለሆነ እንኳን ደስ አላችሁ!”። ማለት ነው። የምትወዷቸው ከሆነ ከእስልምና ድቅድቅ ጨለማ ወጥተው በክርስቶስ ብርሃን እንዲድኑ እርዷቸው።

💭 የተመረጡት የጃፓናውያኑ አስተያየቶች እነሆ፦

👉 ይህንን ሳይ ሰውነቴም ይጎዳል ሥቃይም አለው፡፡ የተጎጂው ሥቃይ ፣ ሰቆቃ እና ተስፋ መቁረጥ የማይታሰብ ነው።

👉 ያች ወላጆቿ የተገደሉባት ሕፃን ልጅ ወደፊት እንዴት ትኖራለች??? በእውነት ጨካኞች ናቸው!

👉 እንዴት ያለ ገሀነም ነው ፣ እነዚህ ወጣቶች እንደሚሞቱ ስለሚያውቁ የተረጋጉ ናቸው … ያሳዝናል. በዓለም ላይ ተስፋ የለኝም።

👉 እንደዚህ አይነት ጭካኔ አያለሁ ብዬ አስቤ አላውቅም፡፡ ሰው ነኝ ብዬ ማሰብ አልፈልግም፡፡

ሰዎች በጣም ክፉዎች እና ሰይጣናዊ ሊሆኑ ይችላሉ። አይ የሰው ልጅ ነው አይደል?

👉 ከቅርብ ጊዜ ወዲህ የሀገሪቱ ሰራዊት አባላት ሰላማዊ ሰዎችን እየገደሉ ነው የሚሉ ዘገባዎች እየጨመሩ መጥተዋል።

👉 እባክህ ክፋት የሚጠፋበት ዓለም አድርግልን 🙏

👉 ይህ የአገር ጉዳይ ብቻ አይደለም፡፡ ከተባበሩት መንግስታት ጀምሮ በዓለም አቀፍ ደረጃ መፈታት አለበት፡፡ ያሳዝናል።

👉 ይህንን የዘገበው ቲቪ ቶኪዮ ብቻ ነው ፡፡ ማመስገን እባክዎን ጠቃሚ መረጃ መስጠቱን ይቀጥሉ ፡፡

👉 የጠቅላይ ሚኒስትር ዓብይን የኖቤል የሰላም ሽልማት ይሰርዙ ፡፡ ሰላማዊ አይደለም ፡፡

👉 የኖቤል የሰላም ሽልማት አሸናፊ ፖለቲከኞች በጥቂት ዓመታት ውስጥ ተቃራኒውን ማድረግ እንዳለባቸውም ደንብ ነው?

👉 የኖቤል የሰላም ሽልማት በእውነቱ ዋጋ የለውም …

👉 የዓለም ፍትህ ፍ / ቤት እና የዓለም ፖሊስ ኤጄንሲ በተቻለ ፍጥነት ጠቅላይ ሚንስትሩን እንደሚያሰረው ተስፋ አደርጋለሁ፡፡

👉 እንዲህ ዓይነቱን ጭካኔ የተሞላበት እውነታ ስመለከት ከኦሎምፒክ የራቀ እንደሆነ ተሰማኝ ፡፡

👉 እነዚህን እውነታዎች በትክክል እና በግልጽ ለዓለም ማሳወቅ ጉዳይ ይመስለኛል ፡፡ ዓለም በጥላቻ የተሞላ ነው ፡፡ ጠንካሮች ካልሆንን የምንፀዳው በጎሳ ብቻ ነው ፡፡

👉 ህዝብን ይከላከላሉ ተብሎ የታጠቀው ኃይል ህዝቡን ቢያርድ አደገኛ ነው፡፡

👉 የነርሷ ታሪክ ፣ በጣም አሳዛኝ ነው ጨካኝ ተግባር፤ እንዲህ ዓይነቱን ትዕዛዝ መጠበቅ የማይችሉ የሰው ልጆች ባሉበት አገር የፌዴራል ሥርዓቱ መጥፎ ነው።

👉 ይህን ሲታዩ ሕይወታችሁ አሁን ምን ያህል ጥሩ እንደሆነ ትገነዘባላችሁ።

👉 ከቅርብ ጊዜ ወዲህ ማጥናት አልወድም እና እረፍት የለኝም ፣ ግን ከነዚህ ሰዎች ጋር ሲወዳደር በጣም ተባርኬያለሁ እናም በማጥናት ህመም ደስ ብሎኛል ብዬ አስባለሁ።

👉 ግጭትን የሚያቀጣጥል እና መሳሪያ የሚሸጥ ሀገር የት እንደሚገኝ ሁሉም ማወቅ አለበት!

👉 በዓለም ላይ የበለጠ ማክሮ እና ማይክሮ የሚከሰተውን ዓለም አቀፍ ዜና ማስተናገድ መቻላችሁ በጣም የሚደነቅ ነው።

👉 በምዕራቡ ዓለም ያሉ ሰዎች በአፍሪካ ውስጥ እንደዚህ ያለ አሰቃቂ ነገር መከሰቱ ያልተለመደ ነገር ነው ብለው ያስባሉ ፣ አይደል? የተገደሉት ሰዎች ከእኛ የማይለዩ ናቸው፡፡

👉 ይህ የሚረብሽ ሁኔታ ነው። ኢትዮጵያ ከወዲሁ ሁለተኛው ሩዋንዳ እየሆነች ነው፡፡ .. ..

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The World Bank Should not Fund Ethiopia’s Self-destruction & It’s War in Tigray

👉 የዓለም ባንክ የኢትዮጵያን የራስ–ጥፋት እና ለትግራይ ጦርነት የገንዘብ ድጋፍ ማድረግ የለበትም

👉 የመረጃ መቋረጥ ቢኖርም የጅምላ ጭፍጨፋዎች መረጃዎች ወደ ብርሃን እየወጡ ነው፡፡የቤልጅየም የዩኒቨርሲቲ ቡድን ከ ፻፶/ 150 በላይ የጅምላ ጭፍጨፋዎችን አስመዝግቧል።😢😢😢

The Financial Times

This month, Ethiopia, a low-income country facing economic difficulties, is making its case for a financial bailout at the spring meetings of the World Bank and IMF.

It is also conducting a war of starvation in the northern Tigray region. Week by week soldiers are destroying everything essential to sustain life — food and farms, clinics and hospitals, water supplies.

How should the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development treat a government engaged in widespread and systematic destruction and impoverishment, not to mention killing and rape? Bank staff don’t like to make political judgments, but in this case the directors — representing the shareholders including the US and UK — cannot shirk their obligation to acknowledge the political realities in Ethiopia.

Despite an information blackout, evidence of mass atrocities is coming to light. A Belgian university group has documented more than 150 massacres. Health workers are treating hundreds of victims of rape. The aid group Médecins Sans Frontières says that 70 per cent of health facilities have been ransacked and vandalised. The US State Department reports that militia from the Amhara region have ethnically cleansed the western part of Tigray. The huge army of neighbouring Eritrea has rampaged through the region — invited in by Ethiopian prime minister Abiy Ahmed.

On April 6, the World Peace Foundation published evidence that a tripartite coalition of the Ethiopian and Eritrean armies plus Amhara militia is using starvation as a weapon of war. Before the outbreak of conflict in November, Tigray was largely free from hunger. Today, three-quarters of its 5.7m people need emergency aid. Just over 1m are receiving support — but it is routinely stolen by soldiers after it is distributed. We can expect death rates from hunger already to be rising.

The scorched earth campaign is undoing decades of development. Fruit orchards have been cut down and industries employing tens of thousands have been looted. Hotels that once hosted tourists visiting Tigray’s historic obelisks and cave churches have been stripped bare. Fertile lands in the western lowlands have been annexed by the Amhara region and Tigrayans expelled.

This looks like a concerted plan to reduce Tigray to poverty and leave its people dependent on food handouts. Regardless of who started the war and why, these actions go far beyond legitimate war aims. The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights has promised to investigate allegations of war crimes.

Alongside the human rights violations, donors will assess the reconstruction needs and compile an inventory of stolen or vandalised assets. On the list will be schools, clinics, water supply systems and university research departments, among other things — many of them paid for by multilateral agencies and governments. Who will foot the bill for rebuilding? At a time of straitened aid budgets, taxpayers in donor countries will balk at paying a second time around. Shouldn’t reconstruction be the responsibility of those who inflicted the damage?

This debate takes the World Bank into the troubled water of political conditionality on economic assistance. Ethiopia will raise objections, arguing that the conflict is a domestic affair and donors have no business interfering. It will also say that there are millions of people elsewhere in the country who need donor-financed assistance, such as through the flagship productive safety net programme, which helps poor farmers. An implicit threat lurking is the potential shockwave across Africa and beyond should a country of 110m people lurch into nationwide crisis.

But the war in Tigray isn’t a regrettable bump on the road to reform. A long war will devour Ethiopia’s resources, harden its authoritarian turn and deter investment.

It is not too late to turn the country back from its track towards famine, protracted conflict and impoverishment. It starts with a ceasefire, so that aid can reach the hungry and farmers can plant. The agricultural calendar means this can’t wait. Next is peace negotiations including the agenda of restitution and reconstruction. Rebuilding will be an expense for the cash-strapped government of Ethiopia, but essential to restore its reputation as a credible partner for investors and donors.

The directors of the World Bank and IMF cannot shy away from these hard issues when they consider Ethiopian requests for additional funds over the coming weeks. They should not fund Ethiopia’s self-destruction, but instead use their leverage to insist on an end to war and starvation.

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Cruel Abiy Ahmed Mocking Hungry Tigrayans | አረመኔው ግራኝ በትግራይ ሕዝብ ላይ ተሳለቀባቸው

😈 War criminal Abiy Ahmed tweeted this:

“Let’s support each other to face our problems„

With that, this cruel individual is mocking Tigrayan mothers, fathers & children who he is massacring and starving to death. He even told his partner in Jihad Jawar to go on hunger strike.

😈 Back in January, Abiy Ahmed sent similar tweet mocking the starving people of Tigray: paraphrased: „Oromos produce abundant grains, Tigray mass hunger„

👉 Even before he tweeted that, we have some RESPONSE from:

❖ Dr. Erkan:

„Abiy Ahmed, what happened during your childhood that messed you up for life? You’re a cruel individual!„

❖ Dr. Irgau: When people are targeted because of their religious identity, culture & history it isn’t right, it’s genocide

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Hunger as a Weapon Against People in Tigray | Tigray Aid Response is Too Little, Too Late

👉 “በሰሜናዊ ናይጄሪያ ፣ በአፍጋኒስታን ወይም በማዕከላዊ አፍሪካ ሪፐብሊክ ግጭቶች ከሚያስከትሉት ጋር ሲነፃፀር የትግራይ ተወላጆች አነስተኛ ሰብአዊ እርድታ ያገኛሉ።”

ዋው! ጋላማራዎች ኢትዮጵያን እንዲህ አዋረዷት!

ለነገሩማ የወራሪዎቹ ጋላዎች እና ጋላማራዎች የመቶ ሰላሳ ዓመት ዕቅድ፣ ፍላጎትና ሕልም እኮ በትግራይ እና ኤርትራ የሚገኙትን ክርስቲያን ትግራዋያን በጦርነት፣ በረሃብ፣ በበሽታና በማፈናቀል(‘ፈንቅል’ን እናስታውስ!)ቀስበቀስ አዳክሞ በመጨረስ ሙሉውን የቀይ ባሕርን ጠረፍ ለኤዶማውያኑ እና እስማኤላውያኑ ሲሉ መቆጣጠር ነው። አረቦቹ ቀይ ባሕርን ሙሉ በሙሉ ተቆጣጠረው “ባሕረ አረብ” የማድረግ ሕልም ስላላቸው ጋላዎቹም አማራዎቹም እየሠሩ ያሉት ለአረቦች ነው። ይነጅሻቸውና፤ ሺህ ጊዜ“ነጃሽ፣ ነጃሽ” የሚሉን “ባሕረ ነጋሲን” ሙሉ በሙሉ የመቆጣጠር ሕልም ስላላቸው ነው።

ግልጥልጥ ብሎ የሚታየው ሃቅ ይህ ነው፣ ከታሪክ የተማርነውም ይህንን ነው፤ ዛሬም ዓይናችን የሚመሰክረው ይህንኑ ነው።

እስኪ አስቡበት፤ የሦስት ዓመታት ስውር ዝግጅት በህብረት ካደረጉ በኋላ ከአምስት ወራት በፊት፡ ልክ በአባታችን አቡነ ተክለ ሐይማኖት ዕለት፤ ጋላ እና አማራ በአንድ ላይ ሆነው የትግራይን ሕዝብ ለመጨፍጨፍ ተነሱ። እነዚህ “ወገኖች” ምን ያህል አህዛባዊ ክፋት፣ ክህደት፣ አውሬነትና አረመኔነት እንዳላቸው እስኪ በመገረምና በማዘን እንታዘባቸው፦

☆ ትግራዋያን እንዳይሰደዱና ባሉበት እንዲያልቁ “ድንበር ጠባቂ” የአማራ ሚሊሺያዎችን ወደ ሱዳን ድንበር ላኳቸው

☆ የኢሳያስ አፈቆርኪን የአህዛብ ቤን አሜር ሰአራዊት ወደ ገዳማትና ዓብያተ ክርስቲያናት ለጭፍጨፋ ላኩ ት

☆ አህዛብ አረቦች ኤሚራቶችን ከአሰብ ተነስተው በድሮኖች ንጹሐንን እንዲጨፈጭፉ አደረጓቸው

☆ የሶማሊያ አህዛብ ወታደሮችን እንዲሁ ክርስቲያኖችን ያርዱ ዘንድ ወደ ውቅሮ ላኳቸው

☆ የትግራይን ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ ለማስጨፍጨፍ ከደቡብ ሱዳን ስምንት ሺህ ወታደሮችን ጠየቁ (ግን አልተሳካም)

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ በረሃብ እንዲያልቅ የሰብል ማሳዎችን አቃጠሏቸው

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ በረሃብ እንዲያልቅ የምግብ ዕርዳታ ከለከሉት

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ በረሃብ እንዲያልቅ እህሉና ሊጡ ውስጥ አሸዋ ጨመሩበት

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ በጥሜት እንዲያልቅ ውሃውን ዘጉበት

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ እንዳይታከምና እንዳይወልድ ሆስፒታሎቹን አቃጠሉበት

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ ሰርቶ እንዳይበላ ፋብሪካዎቹን አፈራረሱበት

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕፃናት እንዳይማሩ ትምሕርት ቤቶቻቸውን አፈራረሱባቸው

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን ሕዝብ ጸሎት እንዳያደርስ ዓብያተ ክርስቲያናቱን አፈራረሱበት

☆ የትግራይ ክርስቲያን መነኮሳት ከአምላካቸው ጋር እንዳይኖሩ አባረሯቸው፣ ገዳማቱን አፈራረሱባቸው።

😢😢😢አእምሮ አንቀጥቅጥ የሆነ አሳዛኝ፣ አሳፋሪና አስቆጪ ነገር ነው!😠😠😠

👉 158 DAYS in Tigray / ፻፶፰/158 ቀናት በትግራይ

⛔ No Water & Food / ውሃ እና ምግብ የለም

⛔ No Cellphone / የሞባይል ስልክ የለም

⛔ No Internet Service / የእንተርኔት አገልግሎት የለም

⛔ No Bank service / የባንክ አገልግሎት የለም

⛔ No Electricity / ኤሌክትሪክ የለም

⛔ No Transportation access / የትራንስፖርት መዳረሻ የለም

⛔ No Drug Supply / የመድኃኒት አቅርቦት የለም

⛔ No Hospitals / ሆስፒታሎች የሉም

⛔ No Humanitarians Service / ምንም የሰብአዊ መብት ሰጭዎች አገልግሎት የለም

⛔ No Media access/ የሚዲያ መዳረሻ የለም

👉 በሰሜናዊ ናይጄሪያ ፣ በአፍጋኒስታን ወይም በማዕከላዊ አፍሪካ ሪፐብሊክ ግጭቶች ከሚያስከትሉት ጋር ሲነፃፀር የትግራይ ተወላጆች አነስተኛ ሰብአዊ እርድታ ያገኛሉ።

👉 Tigrayans get less humanitarian relief compared to those facing the impact of conflicts in northern Nigeria, Afghanistan, or Central African Republic.

‘A restrictive government, combined with insecurity and active fighting, can completely hamstring the aid response for months.’

People in northern Ethiopia get less humanitarian relief compared to those facing the impact of conflicts in northern Nigeria, Afghanistan, or Central African Republic, an independent poll released today by research group Humanitarian Outcomes found.

Fewer than half the conflict-affected people in Ethiopia’s Tigray region had received help since the conflict began in November, the survey revealed. Those that did said it wasn’t enough, and 79 percent overall believed aid was not reaching the areas most in need. A quarter said government and military groups were blocking or taking aid. Compared to respondents in other conflict zones who answered the same questionnaire, Tigrayans are less sure of the reasons for uneven aid provision; the report suggests that limited telecommunications and media coverage could be a contributing factor.

The survey of 614 people in Tigray was conducted by phone from late February to early March, despite on-and-off power and mobile network connections. The sample included people across the major regions of Tigray, but few displaced people.

The survey provides new evidence to gauge the reach of humanitarian aid in a tense debate between the government and the international community over the scale and seriousness of the fall-out from Ethiopia’s five-month conflict.

The conflict began in November, when federal government forces clashed with armed insurgents supporting the regional political party, the Tigray People’s Liberation Front. Other Tigrayan militia, the Eritrean military, and forces from the neighbouring Amhara region are also involved.

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has said the government campaign is a necessary assertion of national legitimacy, as the country is faced with an armed rebellion. His government has regained control of major towns in Tigray and installed a provisional administration.

But military clashes continue, and massacres, forced displacement, sexual violence, looting, halting of trade and communications, and disruption of daily life mean most of the estimated six million people in the region are negatively affected, and millions need some kind of help.

The UN’s humanitarian office calls the situation “extremely dire and far from improving”.

EU envoy Pekka Haavisto is visiting the country this week, the latest in a series of diplomatic efforts to contain the conflict that threatens to destabilise the whole country and the wider region.

The report notes that compared to other crisis situations monitored by the overarching project on the “Coverage, Operational Reach, and Effectiveness of Humanitarian Aid”, “Tigray has the highest numbers of people in need as a percentage of the population, the lowest numbers of organisations responding, and the lowest percentage of people in need reached by aid.”

Researcher Abby Stoddard said the report “shows that a restrictive government, combined with insecurity and active fighting, can completely hamstring the aid response for months.”

Almost all respondents said they needed help, and 43 percent said they had received at least some. The most common form of aid requested, and received, was food. Healthcare, clean water, and sanitation services were the services next most in demand. However, electricity and telecommunications topped the answers to an open-ended question on what people needed most.

Only two percent of respondents said they had received any help other than food. Some 31 percent said they “don’t know” the main obstacle to accessing aid, but 23 percent blamed government restrictions and 21 percent a lack of safety. Non-government military were to blame, according to 16 percent.

“Mobile phone surveys will always be limited by the degree of phone ownership and coverage, and in this case we had to pause it a couple of times due to power outages,” explained Stoddard. “Respondents tend to skew more urban and educated as a rule… in this case we mainly reached people who were still in their home districts.”

Limited access

According to the international aid community, government restrictions as well as insecurity and fighting have been preventing sufficient relief aid from getting through. The government has relaxed some of its restrictions on media and aid groups following sustained international lobbying. Significant volumes of food aid are being delivered to the region by the government, the UN, and NGOs.

Addis Ababa insists progress is being made to normalise the situation and deliver help, and to investigate rights abuses. However, the UN’s latest map of humanitarian access shows only small pockets of the region are fully open to relief aid provision.

Asked about which aid agencies were most active, respondents mentioned the Relief Society of Tigray (REST) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC). REST, formerly affiliated to the now rebel Tigray People’s Liberation Front, is the final link in the chain for a large food aid operation serviced by NGOs, including Catholic Relief Services.

Food and ‘starvation crimes’

Even as larger volumes of aid are being sent into the region, aid agency heads interviewed anonymously as part of the survey don’t have full confidence in where it’s going: “Although humanitarian organisations are doing their best to monitor distributions, some are worried about possible discrimination and exclusion in deciding who gets aid, and about the degree of control that authorities and armed actors are exerting over processes of targeting and distribution.”

The latest update by the UN humanitarian office, OCHA, reports an “extremely concerning malnutrition situation.”

A new report by The World Peace Foundation, whose authors include Horn of Africa and famine analyst Alex de Waal, states that “Ethiopian and Eritrean belligerents in the war in Tigray have comprehensively dismantled the region’s economy and food system.”

The report continued: “Regardless of who is responsible for the outbreak of hostilities, the sole reason for the scale of the humanitarian emergency is that the coalition of Ethiopian Federal forces, Amhara regional forces, and Eritrean troops are committing starvation crimes on large scale.”

Prior to the outbreak of war in November, the Tigray region had mostly achieved food security, the report noted. But in March, the US-funded Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) classified at least 20 percent of the population of both central and eastern Tigray, in addition to several sections of northwestern and southeastern Tigray, as experiencing emergency levels of food insecurity.

Based on those figures, the report stated, there are now 50 to 100 excess deaths every day, and if the food security situation is not stabilised, it will lead to “mass starvation and a risk of famine” in the coming months.

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