The Ethiopian armed forces are about to crash 300 Eritrean traind ONLF rebels
According to the Interior Minister, Dr. Mohamed Abdi Gabose two boats carrying an estimated 240-300 fighters arrived in the ancient coastal town of Zeila last Friday. The men were then smuggled across Somaliland by three lorries pretending to be carrying food products. He added the Somaliland police captured five men who separated from the group and seized weapons, Eritrean money, communication equipment and training manuals that were in Somali and Amharic. Read More
Egypt cuts water use as Ethiopia dams for power
Reporting from Mansoura, Egypt, and Blue Nile — On the sloping western shores of Lake Tana in central Ethiopia, where villagers gape at new tractors as if they were Ferraris and power lines pass over lean-tos lighted by candles, a poor nation's hopes hum inside a new hydroelectric plant. Read More
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Ethiopian Armed forces wiped out 123 ONLF terrorists and surround 90 more
Ethiopian forces have killed 123 of the 200 to 300 terrorists who tried to sneak in to Ethiopia from Somaliland with help of Shabiya. A BBC report this morning indicated a senior ONLF commander, known as Hassan Bossaso, was captured.
Editors comment: Shabiya, you sent EPPF through Gonder they got wiped out, you sent OLF through Kenya they got crippled, you sent Al-Shabab through Somalia they got buried in the rubble, you sent Kinijit through Washington DC they got defeated, and you sent ONLF from different directions they got destroyed in a lightning speed, what is next we dare you to try yourselves.
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TPLF concludes regular session
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