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The Agame rag-tag militia are dying at the hands of Amhara. These people are so stupid that they have moved inside the enemies lands although they have no food, fuel, ammunition or supply lines. No one can be this moronic.

This is too horrific to watch!!

sesame wrote: ↑

14 Aug 2021, 18:44

The Agame rag-tag militia are dying at the hands of Amhara. These people are so stupid that they have moved inside the enemies lands although they have no food, fuel, ammunition or supply lines. No one can be this moronic.

No need to display graphic figures for children and the youth because we are all humans!

sesame wrote: ↑

14 Aug 2021, 20:25

Why are Agames so scared of Eritrea? Coz they know very well Shaebia's whip. It is merciless. That is why there are no rag-tag militia within 40 km of the Eritrean border.

sesame,

logically It makes sense to go to Eritrea first however, Eritreans would do a "strategical withdrawal" as they did in Badme War. We all laughed at them then; look who is crying now?

Last time, Tsadkan went all the way to Barentu and lost the supply line putting ENDF in treacherous situation. What was he thinking?

Meles ordered a complete withdrawal while General Tsadkan cried like a baby. History is repeating itself if Tsadkan keeps going into Amhara black hole!

“The only thing we have done so far is have Shaebia go into a strategic withdrawal but have not accomplished any of our goals. We have no concrete achievements to speak of. And we have paid a huge price for this and suffered tremendous losses. As a result of the losses we suffered, our troop’s morale is very low. Burre’s climate and landscape are very difficult. We do not have enough logistics or preparations. We can not count on luck because we can just as easily have bad luck and get wiped out. So far, everything we have been told about the enemy has been wrong.”


General Tsadkan tried to call the meeting to order but he could not hide his emotions and broke down crying. He wept. All of the meeting participants cried with him.General Tsadkan later said to the participants, “I have led many battles in my career. I have fought in many wars. I have seen a lot. I have never experienced this kind of utter failure. It is bad.”