It has been 60 days since @AbiyAhmedAli declared #WarOnTigray. 60 days on, the war still rages across Tigray & the region is still under almost full communication, banking and transport block out. From the limited info that comes out, millions of people are starving 1
The emotional toll of the #WarOnTigray
— Teklehaymanot G. Weldemichel (\u1270\u12bd\u120b\u12ed) (@TeklehaymanotG) December 9, 2020
It has been 36 days since @AbiyAhmedAli\u2019s regime in Ethiopia declared #WarOnTigray. The entire region has been on complete lockdown for over five weeks; including no banking, telecom, power, transport services. (1)
Ethnic profiling: travel restrictions have been placed on #Tigrayans across #Ethiopia.
Impoverishing Tigray:
https://t.co/tXioNiQ10u
Zenith Oil factory in Shire:
https://t.co/NQLIXQIJFm
Addis Pharmaceutical Factory in Adigrat (reportedly completely looted and destroyed) https://t.co/BsV3Vuq533
One way the other, we will make them pay.#Almeda Textile Factory in #Adwa destroyed by #Eritrea and #Ethiopia armies. pic.twitter.com/XW2vrhbvVx
— Tigist (@tigistAA) December 26, 2020
Dictator @AbiyAhmedAli announced that he has executed 16 retired #Tigrayian military officers that were arrested from their home in Addis Abeba,#Ethiopia.Condolences to their families & loved ones.#TigrayGenocide #StopWarOnTigray @UN @hwr @KenRoth @IntlCrimCourt @ABlinken
— Gidena Mesfin Kebede, PhD (@gidenamesfin) January 2, 2021
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