Let's have a closer look at this statistics and judge for ourselves
Posted: 26 Aug 2022, 16:21
Aljazeera reported in one of its so called "Inside Story" the following numbers:
90% of Tigrreans are facing food insecurity,
50% are severly in need of food
1 in 3 children are malnourished
At the same time it also showed adult woman taking a military training, like how to shoot a gun on a target.
It stated the total population of Tigray to be 5.5 Million.
What it didn't state was about the looting of fuel tankers by the TPLF from the WFP.
Now we ask ourselves how on earth a 5.5 Million population can sustain itself with all those reported hardhships and still be able to wage a war with a great nation of over 100 Millions, well armed in comparison to many other African/regional contemperaries?
From 5.5M 90% facing food inscurity and still be able to wage a war against a regional superpower in terms of military strength? Where anywhere else on this world did it happen before and could happen in the future?
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/8/2 ... -escalates
90% of Tigrreans are facing food insecurity,
50% are severly in need of food
1 in 3 children are malnourished
At the same time it also showed adult woman taking a military training, like how to shoot a gun on a target.
It stated the total population of Tigray to be 5.5 Million.
What it didn't state was about the looting of fuel tankers by the TPLF from the WFP.
Now we ask ourselves how on earth a 5.5 Million population can sustain itself with all those reported hardhships and still be able to wage a war with a great nation of over 100 Millions, well armed in comparison to many other African/regional contemperaries?
From 5.5M 90% facing food inscurity and still be able to wage a war against a regional superpower in terms of military strength? Where anywhere else on this world did it happen before and could happen in the future?
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2022/8/2 ... -escalates