These two Ethiopians call for the slaughter of Lafta gareen

Ethiopian troops reportedly seize airports in Somalia's Gedo region as tensions rise 88 SharesFacebookFacebook messengerTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInTelegramPhoneEmail Tuesday September 10, 2024 FILE PHOTO Mogadishu (HOL) — Ethiopian forces have reportedly taken control of key airports in Somalia's Gedo region, including Luuq, Dolow, and Bardhere, amid rising tensions following reports that the Somali federal government plans to deploy Egyptian troops near the Ethiopian border. The deployment of Ethiopian forces has sparked concern among local militia groups, who are reportedly mobilizing in response. This escalation comes as Ethiopian troops are scheduled to withdraw from Somalia by December 2024, when the African Union Transition Mission in Somalia (ATMIS) is set to expire. Plans are currently underway for a new AU-led peacekeeping mission to replace ATMIS. Notably, Somalia has signaled that it will not include Ethiopian forces in the new mission, opting instead for Egyptian involvement. Tensions between Mogadishu and Addis Ababa have worsened since Ethiopia struck a controversial deal in January with Somaliland, which declared independence from Somalia. The agreement grants Ethiopia access to Somaliland's coastline, including the potential establishment of a naval base. Somalia, which considers Somaliland part of its territory, condemned the deal as a violation of its sovereignty.

it is already working laftagareen and PL are allready on the side of Ethiopia ina cagjar brought the abaskuul sultans and garaads and he brough them to jigjiga and he made them denounce egypt ina cagjar is a real Ethiopian nationalist if u ask me he puts ethiopia before somalia

Breaking News: The United Arab Emirates has committed billions of dollars in hard currency and advanced weaponry to Ethiopia, signaling a decisive alignment in the ongoing conflict between the Bunker and Ethiopia. It appears that the UAE has chosen its side in this regional confrontation.

Miskiin perhaps his issue was with tigrayga and he always liked the gallas under the so called kush alliance even though galla madowda are the biggest nemesis to Somalis any where land grabbing every where in galbeed

The President of Somaliland is currently in Wajaale, the border town that delineates the boundary between Ethiopia and Somaliland. He also confirms that the MOU will go in effect it seems the talks in ankara are not going as planned as people expected

Ethiopia tells China that it needs a sea port and it will go ahead with the MOU with Somaliland..

i told you Che the turks arent on the side of Somalia here is gaylan media explaining

if he would be Prime Minister that would really be a mile stone

It is indeed perplexing and very strange to say the least, that amidst Ethiopia's current turmoil and infighting , where the ONLF now entered into an agreement with Abiy Ahmed only to be deceived, with none of the terms honoured by the Ethiopian govt , the situation has deteriorated to such an extent. Ethiopia finds itself in a period of profound instability on all corners , with the OLA and Fano engaged in conflict Tigray divided into two factions . This would seemingly be an opportune moment to consider opening another front. However, it appears that the leadership at the ONLF headquarters may either lack the necessary acumen or the resolve to take decisive action, this is the time attack. I mean how can you trust the Gallas how is that even possible.

Interesting interview.

The full Interview Between the Somaliland activist Sharmarke Ali and OBN An OROMO News Network

Somaliland activist gave an interview on Oromo TV

Somalia is already losing parts of their own country KF puntland and Jubbaland are all allied now to Ethiopia and The Bunker is attacking these states verbally. its going to be interesting

Why does turkey say this and at the same time tells culusow and his crew to come to Ankara and talk about a sort of deal on possible sea access . I think turkey is playing a double game . Egypt might be sincere since it’s a foe of Ethiopia for centuries

Ethiopian military commanders arrive in Jigjiga for command forces anniversary, inaugurate training center 119 SharesFacebookFacebook messengerTwitterWhatsAppLinkedInTelegramPhoneEmail Thursday September 5, 2024 Jigjiga (HOL) — Ethiopian National Defence Forces (ENDF) Commander Field Marshal Birhanu Jula and his deputy, General Abebaw Taddese, arrived in Jigjiga, the capital of Ethiopia's Somali regional state, on Thursday. The delegation was welcomed at the Jigjiga airport by Somali regional state President Mustafe Cagjar, Security Leader Dayib Ahmednur, and other local officials. The high-ranking military officials are in Jigjiga to participate in the 47th anniversary celebrations of the eastern Ethiopian command forces, marking the first time the event will be held in Jigjiga. According to local media, Field Marshal Birhanu Jula will also inaugurate a new training center at the Garab'ase camp, located on the outskirts of the town. The visit comes at a time of heightened tension in the Horn of Africa. Ethiopia has recently deployed armored vehicles and hundreds of troops to its border with Somalia, following the delivery of Egyptian weapons to Somalia under a new defense agreement. The growing regional discord follows Ethiopia's signing of a preliminary agreement with Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia. The deal, which leases coastal land in Somaliland in exchange for potential recognition of its independence, has drawn strong objections from Somalia and strengthened ties between Somalia and Egypt. Egypt fears that Ethiopia's continued filling of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) on the Nile River will reduce the water supply to Egypt and Sudan, exacerbating regional tensions.

Just in high delegation from Ethiopia chief of staff arrived today in jigjiga and cagjar said we will defend the Ethiopian state as we defeated Siyad barre before

what area are they headed to

And the first cracks appear. Garowe clan enclave breaks rank with the bunker