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It is reported that the UN workers in Tigrai are compromised and working for TPLF. These workers are making up stuff and misinforming the International community while hiding information about the merciless massacre of innocent Eritrean Civilians shelters in Refugee camps in Shimelba, Shire. The order to massacre was given by the Tigrai security official called Teki'u Ma'asho and Isayas Wolde Giorgis.

In the same report it is reveled that TPLF sent a huge number of its special forces to Eritrea to possibly assassinate PIA at the same time when TPLF started its killing spree against the ENDF Northern command. Those special forces are now known to have been completely annihilated.

Za-Ilmaknun wrote: ↑

06 Jan 2021, 14:13

It is reported that the UN workers in Tigrai are compromised and working for TPLF. These workers are making up stuff and misinforming the International community while hiding information about the merciless massacre of innocent Eritrean Civilians shelters in Refugee camps in Shimelba, Shire. The order to massacre was given by the Tigrai security official called Teki'u Ma'asho and Isayas Wolde Giorgis.

In the same report it is reveled that TPLF sent a huge number of its special forces to Eritrea to possibly assassinate PIA at the same time when TPLF started its killing spree against the ENDF Northern command. Those special forces are now known to have been completely annihilated.

says a stupid qomiche liar, and like every qomiche, this qomiche is created to fantasize about how to lie bigger than another qomiche nearby .

"Pro-TPLF forces based themselves out of Hitsats for weeks, forbidding hungry residents from going out in search of food and shooting dead several who tried anyway.

"At first we couldn't believe it because they speak the same language as us," Girmay said of the pro-TPLF forces.

"Before we are friends... Suddenly they came and killed."

their biggest concern, shared by some longtime residents, was for their security, with several worrying that pro-TPLF militias could attack the camp despite an extensive federal military presence nearby.

"How can I feel safe here?" said Natnael, who has lived in Mai Aini since he was a boy. "There are many militias around the camp."

ARRA's Tesfahun said the southern camps were safe and that progress had been made in re-establishing basic services.

Grandi, for his part, called for a more efficient system of distributing aid, saying the current situation in Tigray was "very grave" and that "without further action it will get worse."

https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/2 ... tigray-war