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[Weyane.is.dead]

'Soaked in blood'

Amnesty Internationa has spoken to witnesses who said forces loyal to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) were responsible for the mass killings, apparently after they suffered defeat from the federal EDF forces.

Three people told Amnesty International that survivors of the massacre told them that they were attacked by members of Tigray Special Police Force and other TPLF members.


“There was a military operation by the EDF and Amhara Special Force against the Tigray Special Police and militia at a place called Lugdi during the daytime on 9 November. After they defeated the Tigray forces, the EDF spent the night on the outskirts of Mai-Kadra town. When we entered, we saw a lot of dead bodies, soaked in blood, on the streets and rental dormitories frequented by seasonal workers. The view was really debasing, and I am still in shock struggling to cope with the experience,” a civilian who entered the town after it was retaken by EDF told Amnesty International.

[Weyane.is.dead]

There's ample evidence to indict tplf fat rats for heinous crimes against humanity. The Federal government should approach interpol and request the extradition of tplf minions hiding abroad.
Ato seye comes to mind

[Weyane.is.dead]

The Amhara liyu hayl finished tplf within hours. All that empty bravado done and dusted with no tplf left to tell the tale.

[Abe Abraham]

The cowards slaughtered the innocent people.

Now they have nowhere to hide.

[Weyane.is.dead]

Cowardice is in their dna. Tplf rodents will pay for the genocides committed in ogaden, Amhara, gambella and oromia regions.

The cowards slaughtered the innocent people.

Now they have nowhere to hide.

[Za-Ilmaknun]

'Soaked in blood'

Amnesty Internationa has spoken to witnesses who said forces loyal to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) were responsible for the mass killings, apparently after they suffered defeat from the federal EDF forces.

Three people told Amnesty International that survivors of the massacre told them that they were attacked by members of Tigray Special Police Force and other TPLF members.


“There was a military operation by the EDF and Amhara Special Force against the Tigray Special Police and militia at a place called Lugdi during the daytime on 9 November. After they defeated the Tigray forces, the EDF spent the night on the outskirts of Mai-Kadra town. When we entered, we saw a lot of dead bodies, soaked in blood, on the streets and rental dormitories frequented by seasonal workers. The view was really debasing, and I am still in shock struggling to cope with the experience,” a civilian who entered the town after it was retaken by EDF told Amnesty International.

What is more disturbing is the realization that they had a long list of names of the indigenous population ready to exterminate if they were not checked in the nick of time by friendly forces. This will go on for generations to remember TPLF as a fascist party.

[Weyane.is.dead]

Well said. The evil history of tplf will have to be told for generations to come. Tplf should be outlawed and hunted like the natzis.

'Soaked in blood'

Amnesty Internationa has spoken to witnesses who said forces loyal to the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) were responsible for the mass killings, apparently after they suffered defeat from the federal EDF forces.

Three people told Amnesty International that survivors of the massacre told them that they were attacked by members of Tigray Special Police Force and other TPLF members.


“There was a military operation by the EDF and Amhara Special Force against the Tigray Special Police and militia at a place called Lugdi during the daytime on 9 November. After they defeated the Tigray forces, the EDF spent the night on the outskirts of Mai-Kadra town. When we entered, we saw a lot of dead bodies, soaked in blood, on the streets and rental dormitories frequented by seasonal workers. The view was really debasing, and I am still in shock struggling to cope with the experience,” a civilian who entered the town after it was retaken by EDF told Amnesty International.

What is more disturbing is the realization that they had a long list of names of the indigenous population ready to exterminate if they were not checked in the nick of time by friendly forces. This will go on for generations to remember TPLF as a fascist party.