Shocking: World's top news paper The New York Times shames Ethiopians and Eritreans for their humiliating defeat
Posted: 11 Jul 2021, 20:14
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SAMRE, Ethiopia - The Tigrayan fighters whooped, whistled and pointed excitedly to a puff of smoke in the sky, where an Ethiopian military cargo plane trundling over the village minutes earlier had been struck by a missile. Smoke turned to flames as the stricken aircraft broke in two and hurtled toward the ground. Later, in a stony field strewn with smoking wreckage, villagers picked through twisted metal
The New York Times is the record holder of all major news in the Western hemisphere. It is a respected newspaper. So much so it has a storyline in 1887 about Ras Alula Aba Nega the renowned Tigrayan General who defeated the Egyptians and Italians in late 1800. It is worth noting all the storylines the New York Times is publishing today about Tigray and TDF will be there for generations to come to enrich the history of Tigrayans much the same way Ras Alula's 1887 storyline has done over the years.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/11/worl ... -army.html
SAMRE, Ethiopia - The Tigrayan fighters whooped, whistled and pointed excitedly to a puff of smoke in the sky, where an Ethiopian military cargo plane trundling over the village minutes earlier had been struck by a missile. Smoke turned to flames as the stricken aircraft broke in two and hurtled toward the ground. Later, in a stony field strewn with smoking wreckage, villagers picked through twisted metal
The New York Times is the record holder of all major news in the Western hemisphere. It is a respected newspaper. So much so it has a storyline in 1887 about Ras Alula Aba Nega the renowned Tigrayan General who defeated the Egyptians and Italians in late 1800. It is worth noting all the storylines the New York Times is publishing today about Tigray and TDF will be there for generations to come to enrich the history of Tigrayans much the same way Ras Alula's 1887 storyline has done over the years.
Source: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/07/11/worl ... -army.html
