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President Isaias Afwerki met this morning, at the Denden Guest House, a delegation led by H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat, the ...
30/01/2025

President Isaias Afwerki met this morning, at the Denden Guest House, a delegation led by H.E. Moussa Faki Mahamat, the Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), for extensive talks on the challenges and future plans of the continental organization.

The Chairperson of the AUC underlined that Africa's progress continues to be hampered by daunting security and stability challenges that afflict various parts of the continent. This reality was compounded by internal weaknesses and external meddling. Failure by member States to shoulder their annual contributions was another factor that impeded the AUC from relying on its own resources.

Mr. Faki Mahamat further stated that multiple internal and inter-State conflicts; attendant crises; terrorism and marginalization of Africa in international forums continue to compound the challenges and constrain the pace of desired progress. In this respect, the AUC Chairperson urged for greater contribution and participation of Eritrea in the concerted endeavours to overcome these challenges.

President Isaias, on his part, stressed on the imperative of resolving African issues by Africans themselves; noting that unremitting external interventions carried out under various pretexts were essentially aimed at usurping Africa's rich natural resources that amount to 60% of global wealth. Africa needs to extricate itself from this quagmire, the President underlined.

President Isaias further emphasized that sustainable development and prosperity cannot be achieved without enduring peace and stability. In this perspective, African nations need to pursue nation-building that is predicated on citizenship and focus on joint programmes of regional partnership on the basis of their own internal resources.

President Isaias also indicated that the African Union will require structural review for optimal operational progress.

: District Court orders detention of school officials for defying ruling suspending hijab banThe Axum District Court ...
28/01/2025

: District Court orders detention of school officials for defying ruling suspending hijab ban

The Axum District Court has ordered the detention of school officials who allegedly defied its ruling suspending a ban on female Muslim students wearing hijabs. The court accused the officials of violating a legal order, which it said "undermines the court’s authority," and warned that such actions could result in "moral and human rights violations against Muslim students."

This ruling follows a 14 January 2025 court decision that suspended the controversial hijab ban, which had sparked protests among Muslim students. The case, brought by the Tigray Islamic Affairs Supreme Council, claims the schools' actions violated students' constitutional rights to education and religious freedom.

https://addisstandard.com/?p=48190

Yosief Ghebrehiwet's suggested SolutionTPLF currently holds 50+1 percent power of in Interim Regional Administration of ...
27/01/2025

Yosief Ghebrehiwet's suggested Solution

TPLF currently holds 50+1 percent power of in Interim Regional Administration of Tigray (IRA). The two wings of TPLF have to be made to share that part. The other 3 stakeholders, namely the military, Global Society of Tigray Scholars and Professionals (GSTS) or the diaspora, and opposition political party Baytona keep their current shares.

The two wings of TPLF should not be asked to re-unite. They should remain as two separate parties. Therefore, the Tigray Government will be a government of national unity / a coalition made up groups with minority controls, similar to what is happening in South Africa. No group will have 50+1 control.

Tigray is better off with two parties rather than a single big party ruling Tigray election after election. This is a good opportunity for a two-party system in Tigray.

This can only happen if the General Tadesse and his group / the military initiate and facilitate the conversations

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qnw-SRAAE4&t=4808s

: Protesters in 's Wukro town accuse security forces of violent crackdown over opposition to Interim Admin dissolution...
27/01/2025

: Protesters in 's Wukro town accuse security forces of violent crackdown over opposition to Interim Admin dissolution, restructuring

Protesters in Wukro town, Tigray Regional State, accused local security forces of violently suppressing demonstrations against a call by senior Tigray military leaders to dissolve and restructure the region’s interim administration. The protests, which began on January 26, 2025, saw demonstrators split between supporting and opposing the military's decision.

Protesters opposing the decision alleged they were "brutally beaten," with three individuals reportedly injured and detained before being released the same day. Yonas Hailu, Deputy Administrator of Tigray’s Eastern Zone, confirmed the violence, stating, “Several youths were severely beaten, and three people were injured during the clashes,” while alleging that “those supporting the decision were allowed to protest freely.”

https://addisstandard.com/?p=48180

orders immediate pause to foreign aid, leaked memo saysThe US State Department has issued a halt to nearly all existin...
25/01/2025

orders immediate pause to foreign aid, leaked memo says

The US State Department has issued a halt to nearly all existing foreign assistance and paused new aid, according to an internal memo sent to officials and US embassies abroad.

The leaked notice follows President Trump's executive order issued on Monday for a 90-day pause in foreign development assistance pending a review of efficiencies and consistency with his foreign policy.

The United States is the world's biggest international aid donor spending $68bn in 2023 according to government figures. The State Department notice appears to affect everything from development assistance to military aid.

It makes exceptions only for emergency food aid and for military funding for and . The leaked memo's contents have been confirmed by the BBC.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/ce9nx5k7lv0o

condemns killing of South Sudanese in , calls for investigationThe Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC),...
21/01/2025

condemns killing of South Sudanese in , calls for investigation

The Chairperson of the African Union Commission (AUC), Moussa Faki Mahamat, has condemned the killing of South Sudanese nationals in Sudan’s Al Jazirah State, calling it a “heinous crime” and urging authorities to “fully investigate the incident and bring perpetrators to justice.” Videos shared on social media last week showed South Sudanese individuals killed in Wad Madani, the capital of Al Jazirah State, after the Sudan Armed Forces ( ) took control of the city from the Rapid Support Forces ( ). The incident sparked protests in Juba and other parts of South Sudan.

In a statement issued on Sunday, Faki urged Sudanese authorities to ensure “accountability” and prevent further violence. He extended “sincere condolences” to the victims' families and the people of South Sudan. Faki reiterated the African Union’s call for “all relevant actors to urgently continue to work with the AU towards a peaceful resolution of the intolerable conflict in Sudan.”

South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir condemned the killings, describing them as “inhuman barbaric killings of innocent South Sudanese civilians.” He called the acts “unacceptable” and said they were “comparable to terrorism in character.” Kiir urged South Sudanese citizens to “remain calm and refrain from retaliation” and directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to demand “an immediate and thorough investigation” from the Sudanese embassy in Juba, with the participation of international human rights organizations.

https://sudantribune.com/article296245/

: Thousands protest in against hijab ban in schools, demand enforcement of court rulingThousands of Muslims gathere...
21/01/2025

: Thousands protest in against hijab ban in schools, demand enforcement of court ruling
Thousands of Muslims gathered at Romanat Square in Mekelle today, January 21, 2025, to protest the refusal of schools in Axum to comply with court rulings and directives from the Tigray Regional Education Bureau guaranteeing Muslim female students the right to wear hijabs in classrooms. Organized by the Tigray Islamic Affairs Supreme Council, the rally was held under the slogan: “She will learn while wearing her hijab.”
“Our daughters are still being denied access to education despite clear rulings from the court and directives from the education bureau,” said Sheikh Adam Abdulkadir, President of the Tigray Islamic Affairs Supreme Council, during the rally. He emphasized, “The demonstrators have voiced their opposition peacefully, and we are managing this rally in a calm and respectful manner.”
The protests come after months of unresolved grievances, including Muslim grade 12 students being excluded from registering for national exams in Axum due to their refusal to remove hijabs, . “There is no legal justification for forcing them to choose between their religious beliefs and their education,” said Mustefa Abdu, a lawyer at the rally, adding, “They have the right to attend school while wearing their hijabs.”
https://addisstandard.com/?p=48063

20/01/2025

Lieutenant General Alemshet Degife, Military Advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Force ( ) and Chief of the Fire Command,) openly declared Eritrea and Egypt historical enemy.
He accused TPLF of making big mistake by giving away Ethiopia port access referring to Assab Eritrea.
https://tigrayherald.com/lieutenant-general-alemshet-degife-military-advisor-to-the-chief-of-staff-of-the-ethiopian-national-defense-force-endf-openly-declared-eritrea-and-egypt-historical-enemy/

approves $248 million disbursement for under $3.4 billion arrangementThe International Monetary Fund (IMF) has app...
18/01/2025

approves $248 million disbursement for under $3.4 billion arrangement

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved a $248 million disbursement to Ethiopia following the completion of the second review of its $3.4 billion Extended Credit Facility (ECF) arrangement. The IMF stated that “implementation of ECF-supported reforms is advancing well” but noted challenges, including a “lower-than-targeted contribution” to social safety nets and delays in auditing the National Bank of Ethiopia’s accounts, with the deadline extended to March 2025.

IMF Deputy Managing Director Nigel Clarke praised Ethiopia’s progress, saying, “The transition to a flexible exchange rate has advanced further,” stabilizing the parallel market premium to single digits. However, Clarke called for “continued tight monetary policy” and stressed the importance of “carefully sequencing credit growth cap removals with policy rate changes” to maintain stability.

https://addisstandard.com/?p=48032

issues sanctions on army chief BurhanThe United States has sanctioned Sudanese army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Bu...
17/01/2025

issues sanctions on army chief Burhan

The United States has sanctioned Sudanese army chief General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, accusing him of escalating the civil war that has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions. The U.S. Treasury Department stated that Burhan’s leadership has been marked by tactics including indiscriminate bombings of civilian infrastructure, attacks on schools, markets, and hospitals, as well as extrajudicial executions.

The sanctions, announced Thursday, come a week after similar measures were imposed on Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, commander of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces ( ).

"Under Burhan's leadership, the army has chosen war over negotiations," the Treasury Department said, adding that the measures freeze any U.S. assets linked to Burhan and restrict Americans from engaging with him or related entities. Washington also targeted arms suppliers, including a Sudanese-Ukrainian national and a Hong Kong-based company, for their role in providing weapons to the Sudanese army.

In remarks aired by Al Jazeera, Burhan appeared unfazed, stating, "We welcome any sanctions for serving this country." Meanwhile, Sudan's foreign ministry criticized the U.S. move, accusing it of "confusion and a weak sense of justice."

https://www.reuters.com/world/us-impose-sanctions-sudanese-leader-burhan-2025-01-16/

faced ‘dire’ human rights situation in 2024, reportsHuman Rights Watch (HRW) has described Ethiopia's 2024 human rig...
17/01/2025

faced ‘dire’ human rights situation in 2024, reports

Human Rights Watch (HRW) has described Ethiopia's 2024 human rights situation as “dire,” citing “widespread conflict, restrictions on civil society, and impunity for abuses.” The organization’s annual report documented “war crimes” in the region, including “extrajudicial executions, sexual violence, torture, and ill-treatment against civilians” by Ethiopian military forces, as well as “killings of civilians, attacks on civilian objects, and unlawful arrests” by militias. In , forces were accused of “rape, sexual violence against women and girls, and looting of civilian property.”

HRW criticized Ethiopia’s state of emergency for enabling mass arrests and restricting civil liberties, stating that “media remained under a government stranglehold,” forcing journalists into “self-censorship, harassment and arrest, or exile.” The report also called the government’s transitional justice policy “inadequate,” citing a lack of “transparency and independent oversight.”

https://addisstandard.com/?p=48007

15/01/2025

Warning Message!

is currently in a perilous position, trapped between ongoing genocide and systemic oppression. The Ethiopian federal government, dominated by the Oro-Mara elite, views a weakened Tigray as a means to secure perpetual power and as an exact revenge on all Tigrians.

The elite believe that, after six years of genocide, the Tigrayan people have surrendered and will not resist further aggressions and working accordingly.

Additionally, the COHA agreement, which once offered hope for peace, has been rendered null and void by the Ethiopian government, with no formal announcement made to the public. This is part of a strategy to keep Tigray’s leadership and people confused and disoriented.

Meanwhile, the people of Tigray are growing increasingly frustrated and are calling for an end to their suffering, demanding decisive action to ensure their survival.Though, someone may think, it has decreased,
the level of hostility towards Tigray and its people is at an all-time high across Ethiopia, putting the lives and property of Tigrians at even greater risk than before. This has only and timely covered by economic and security hardships.

Anti-Tigrayan sentiment is the unifying force for many in Ethiopia, and the situation is rapidly worsening.
In this critical moment, it is essential that the people of Tigray unite and take action, despite the immense challenges they face.

The first step is to force the TPLF factions to normalize their differences so as to come together and create leadership stability, avoid previous leadership structures, and elect entirely new leadership that represents the people’s true interests.

Second, the people of Tigray and the Tigray Defense Forces (TDF) also should play constructive role to swiftly fix the leadership crisis and to change the course of their future. Then, the last but not the least will be establishing a truely inclusive government that represent all political actors.

The time to act is now, before it is too late.
we are in a big danger!
Written by Amene

: Interim Administration acknowledge IDPs grievances as three-day protest continues in The Tigray Interim Administra...
15/01/2025

: Interim Administration acknowledge IDPs grievances as three-day protest continues in

The Tigray Interim Administration ( ) has addressed grievances raised by Internally Displaced Persons ( ) during ongoing peaceful protests in Mekelle, which began on January 13 under the theme “Yak’el” (“Enough is Enough”). In a statement, the interim administration acknowledged that “The failure to implement key provisions of the Pretoria Peace Agreement has deepened political instability in the region,” and described the protests as a “constructive effort to bring attention to the urgent situation facing the people of Tigray.”

The protests, organized by Tsilal Western Tigray Civil Society, are still ongoing at Romanat Square in Mekelle. Demonstrators have chanted demands such as “Return us to our homes” and “Living in tents is enough.” Many IDPs continue to endure harsh conditions, with a recent report revealing nearly 300 deaths at the Hintsad center in Shire over the past three months due to hunger, inadequate medical care, and insufficient aid.

https://addisstandard.com/?p=47960

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Lieutenant General Alemshet Degife, Military Advisor to the Chief of Staff of the Ethiopian National Defense Force (#ENDF) and Chief of the Fire Command,) openly declared Eritrea and Egypt historical enemy. He accused TPLF of making big mistake by giving away Ethiopia port access referring to Assab Eritrea. https://tigrayherald.com/lieutenant-general-alemshet-degife-military-advisor-to-the-chief-of-staff-of-the-ethiopian-national-defense-force-endf-openly-declared-eritrea-and-egypt-historical-enemy/

Youth in Mekelle Calling for Implementation of Tigray Interim Regional Administration Decisions Amid Political Stalemate Youth in Mekelle, the capital city of Tigray, have taken to the streets in a peaceful demonstration demanding respect for and full implementation of decisions made by the Tigray Interim Regional Administration (TIRA). This comes after months of reported obstruction by a faction of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) led by Debretsion Gebremichael, which has allegedly rendered TIRA largely ineffective. One notable issue highlighted by the demonstrators is the absence of a functioning mayor in Mekelle since December 2, 2024. The mayor's office has been closed due to competing appointments—one made by TIRA and another by the Debretsion-led TPLF faction. The entrenched networks of the TPLF faction have reportedly hindered TIRA’s ability to appoint officials at various administrative levels, including zonal and district administrators. The situation has been further complicated by claims from the Debretsion faction that the leadership of the Tigray Defense Forces (TDF) supports its authority and recognizes it as the sole representative of the TPLF. This comes as the National Election Board of Ethiopia (NEBE) issued a February 10, 2025, deadline for the TPLF to hold its general assembly and legally register. The party has been in limbo since its delisting as a terrorist group in March 2023, following its initial ban in the aftermath of the 2020 war. Protesters are urging the Tigray Defence Forces to stay neutral and avoid involvement in partisan politics. The protest has drawn attention due to concerns over potential responses from security forces. In the summer of 2023, peaceful demonstrations in Mekelle were met with violent crackdowns. Protest organizers are urging participants to maintain discipline, with one coordinator seen instructing attendees to report anyone acting out of conduct directly to security officers. As the politica

#Locust swarm hit multiple districts in #Tigray threatening harvest season ---- Several districts in Eastern, Southern as well as Southeastern zones of Tigrai hit by locus swarm threatening the upcoming harvest season. According to Haile Tadele, head for the office of rural development sector in Southern zone of Tigrai, the locust swarm has already entered Raya Azebo, Mekoni, and Emba alaje and maychew districts. The swarm was first seen in Eastern zone of Tigrai. As to Ataklti Arefe, head for economic sector of the zone; Irob, Ganta Ashefum, Gulomekeda, Saesae, Tsaeda Emba, Kiltoawlaelo, as well Atsbi districts are affected by the swarm. Hintalo, Enderat and Wajrat are also districts in Southeastern Tigrai that are hit by the locust infestation. Experts fear the new wave of locust infestation would break the already devastated agricultural system in Tigrai beyond recovery. Tigrai Television English

“Survivor recounts Tigray civilian massacres” Mariel Müller in Tigray region, Ethiopia “In Ethiopia's Tigray region reports are emerging of a large-scale massacre that happened just days before the peace deal was signed in November. DW's Mariel Müller met with a survivor. Warning: This report contains disturbing subject matter.” https://www.dw.com/en/survivor-recounts-tigray-civilian-massacres/video-64905274?fbclid=IwAR0-YPKsrPpxF0WAzIV8B42U4hoe9rxeZzpAJRU6WTCl-bcrMwhMLuLRC3w

26th March - Tigray Maternal and Child Mortality Rates Skyrocket The healthcare system in #Tigray has collapsed due to attacks, looting and a de facto blockade. Now, maternal mortality rate is 840 deaths per 100,000 live births while child mortality rate is 59 deaths per 1,000 live births. ❝Mothers are on the verge of death, especially pregnant women, there is no medical care available, Hospitals are dysfunctional, Ambulances or Medical Supplies are not available.❞ Residents in Adi Nebri’ed Tigrai Television English 🔗https://youtu.be/wxUmJby7GBM 🔗https://twitter.com/Tigrai_TV/status/1639974677572472833?t=4j_-GHc_5zZ1t4z0cLRF9w&s=19 Yonas Nigussie 🔗https://twitter.com/Yonigussie/status/1639996373868195840?t=bYWS25dPKQvZe2l7dkozjA&s=19 #Ethiopia & #Eritrea are guilty of #TigrayGenocide

#NewsAlert: #TPLF Central Committee picks Getachew Reda to lead #Tigray interim regional admin The Central Committee of Tigray People’s Liberation front (TPLF) has, late this evening, picked Getachew Reda, member of the party’s Executive Committee, to lead the incoming interim administration of the regional state, three source close to the matter told Addis Standard. The sources also say that Getachew received 18 votes out of the 41 members of the central Committee. But whether he will get the green light from the federal government is yet to be seen. Establishing an Interim Regional Administration (IRA) which will replace the Tigray regional state local government that was elected on 02 September 2020, was one of the key parts of the November 2, 2022 Permanent Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA) signed in Pretoria. https://addisstandard.com/newsalert-tplf-central-committee-picks-getachew-reda-to-lead-tigray-interim-regional-admin/

14th March - US Secretary of State will be in Ethiopia today, will he be pushing for an independent investigation into Human Rights Violations? Slide 1: 🔗https://twitter.com/SecBlinken/status/1635465110092234752?t=2_adYe9F4AQ_sRSBtI2usw&s=19 Slide 2: 3rd March 2021 - Calls for 'independent probe' Indus News 🔗https://youtu.be/WA5kVkykoEU Slide 3: 11th March 2021 - Blinken 'Ethnic Cleansing in Western #Tigray' AFP News Agency 🔗https://youtu.be/l-9c2DzLbNs Slide 4: 1st April 2021 - Blinken human rights abuses in Tigray The National News 🔗https://youtube.com/shorts/oz_ZYTuH5YQ?feature=share Slide 5: 18th April 2021 - Linda Thomas-Greenfield is concerned about killing and CRSV Face The Nation 🔗https://twitter.com/FaceTheNation/status/1383810323614863361?t=9z44oUKo3-s66AZW2AD5qg&s=19 Slide 6: 28th May 2021 - Senator Bob Menendez on atrocity designation The National News 🔗https://youtu.be/8n_cr3OGOtI Slide 7: 6th October 2021 - Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield on expulsion of UN staff United Nation 🔗https://youtu.be/zeqVSFE9Wy0 Slide 8: 12th April 2022 - Blinken on US human rights foreign policy Via Yahoo Finance 🔗https://www.youtube.com/live/CYhrh5Mn3fI?feature=share Slide 9: 29th September 2022 - "half a million people died in Tigray" - Senator Bob Menendez 🔗https://youtu.be/RvBMoRmyRMU Slide 10: 21st October 2022 "Half a million people died in Tigray" - Linda Thomas-Greenfield 🔗https://youtu.be/FfHeoouZmRY https://fb.watch/jk6gMDqEN9/ https://fb.watch/jk6iTUi41b/ https://fb.watch/jk6jGfTdUR/ https://fb.watch/jk6kq159MX/ https://fb.watch/jk6l53ruI0/ https://fb.watch/jk6lLxwwGs/ https://fb.watch/jk6mA3hbB_/

The War in #Tigray is one of the deadliest conflicts in recent years. Where the 🇪🇷|n soldiers particularly Act brutally. ➖ ➖ ➖ ➖ 🇩🇪 Der Bürgerkrieg in der Region #Tigray im Norden von Äthiopien gilt als einer der tödlichsten Konflikte der letzten Jahre. Die eritreischen Soldaten sollen besonders brutal vorgegangen sein. Vertriebe aus der Region berichten von Gräueltaten. Von 👇 SRF News 👇 https://twitter.com/srfnews/status/1636658031449579524?t=Z98RcMat6uzbxZXAA4IvQw&s=19 📌👆Quote Tweet 👇 https://twitter.com/RasSoloM2/status/1636679438044676100?t=CBwUcKP9GNGa7yCoJqgFfQ&s=19

'Woyane' Official Trailer Woyane is a documentary film that uncovers the worlds largest humanitarian crisis, and one of the deadliest conflicts of this century - the hidden #TigrayGenocide in #Ethiopia. "Working on this project as a one-man production crew these past two years has been the most challenging, heart wrenching and eye opening experience of my life. I am forever in awe of the survivors in this film, and all those that have risked their lives to expose the atrocities inflicted on the people of #Tigray." - Jonny Stern 🔗https://vimeo.com/800568527?fbclid=PAAaYCBR1bNP0Xp6X_Q54uZknPudF2vwNlYOAQPeBpGyWHVsis40D5297YxFE

State Hospital without State Budget for more than 2 Years, However Tigrayans abroad are determined to save their brothers and sisters! "Our Hospital #Ayder has received a sum of more than 5 million birr from Tigray Disaster Relief FUND Our heart felt gratitude to everyone who has participated in the fundraising activities #GivingTuesday " Dr. Kibrom Gebreselassie, Chief Executive Director of CHS, Ayder Specialized Hospital-MU 🔗https://twitter.com/ayder_hospital/status/1626237638620610561?t=23_TlXKZZSv7oygD8Vhbpg&s=19 #Ethiopia & #Eritrea are guilty of #TigrayGenocide

7th February - "Millions have died, Hundreds of Thousands of women have experienced conflict related sexual violence which is Mass Rape, rape at a level that is so atrocious, it's genocidal. Genocidal rape is being used against Tigrayan women, Hundreds of Thousands of them. Thousands are still starving today. Today Medical Aid is not available in, fact I was reading today that Medical Aid is more expensive than beer within #Tigray right now, that's the reality that Tigrayans are facing. Networks are still not working, we could see when Getachew was here, he was having a hard time connecting, his Network kept going in and out that it's still happening. Many Tigrayans have not spoken to their family members, many Tigrayans are missing their family members, unsure who has died who is not. I've only been able to speak to a very select few of my family members and I'm grateful for being able to speak to them after almost three years but I still have not spoken to the rest of them and that is the reality again for the majority of Tigrayans. The Majority of Tigrayans that are living in Tigray that do not have any connections to the diaspora, that do not have any connections to the outside world, are starving through death, are still living in caves and what have you. Nothing has truly changed and yet we are at a place where we're talking about peace, about the next day, about this and that. The IDP centers are still full of Tigrayans trying to figure out what's going to happen today, not tomorrow because they can't think that far, they're still here trying to survive today. This is our reality right now and so I am incredibly, incredibly disappointed and I would hope that the change although it's going to take its time and there's a process and what have you, it would be faster than this. We're past three months since the COH was signed and yet still it is very, very slow. Today's excitement on Twitter from Tigrayans is the fact that they were able to go to the bank one

9th February - Dictator Isaias Afwerki Confronted in #Kenya About His War Crimes in #Tigray #Eritrean President Isaias Afwerki said that reports of Eritrean troops committing human rights violations during the bloody two-year conflict in the Tigray region were "a fantasy" and "misinformation". You hear William Samoei Ruto giggling in the background with this Genocidal monster. What a sucker. Citizen TV Kenya 🔗https://youtu.be/Qp0T_76IPQo #Ethiopia & #Eritrea are guilty of #TigrayGenocide

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