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TPLF leader made claims that Eritrean and Amhara region forces are “massacring Tigreans”
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The Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF) is accusing the Ethiopian government of “failure to implement the peace agreement fully.”
Debretsion Gebremichal, chairman of the organization, said so while presenting a report to the party congress in Mekelle on the implementation of the peace agreement.
The accusation came just days after the Ethiopian government announced that it is implementing the peace agreement fully. In areas that are under the control of the Ethiopian government, electricity and telephone services have reportedly resumed.
Debretsion told the party congress that implementation of the agreement in terms of the delivery of humanitarian aid is encouraging.
What he complained about is the “withdrawal of Eritrean and Amhara region militia” from the Tigray region. He made new allegations that these forces are still “massacring the people of Tigray” – a claim that is not yet verified by an independent body.
This past Saturday the Ethiopian government issued a statement saying that it has received reports of “organized crimes” in the parts of Tigray region that are still under the TPLF control including Mekelle.
The Ethiopian government vowed that it will hold those responsible accountable. However, Getachew Reda, TPLF spokesperson, said, in direct response to the government statement, “Whatever security threat we cannot address, what our people cannot address, no one else can, no one else will. Just saying!”
About two weeks ago, joint military experts from the Ethiopian government and TPLF met in Shire, a city that is under the control of the Ethiopian government, to discuss the implementation of disarming the TPLF fighters.
TPLF claimed that it had withdrawn a portion of its forces from the combat area as part of implementing the Pretoria agreement.
According to the agreement, a transitional administration was to be established until a legitimate election was held in the region. In essence, the TPLF renounced claims over the administration mandate over Tigray. It did not happen.
Also, the TPLF forces were to fully disarm within a month after the peace agreement and for the Ethiopian Defense Force to enter Mekelle. It did not happen either.
The devastating two years war between the Ethiopian government and the TPLF came to an end in November 2022 when the African Union mediated peace agreement was signed in Pretoria.
An estimated one million people are believed to have been killed in the war – both in combat and outside of combat zones. Millions of people were displaced too.
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The Eritrean organized and commanded barbaric allied forces that have invaded the sacred land and people of Tigray will be defeated and forced out sooner or later. No foreign force European or African has defeated the exceptional, gallant and civilized people of Tigray as known to the world.
You are sick. Your statements are a product of a sick mind inhabiting the dark underworld.
Disarmament & Mekelle handing-over date has come & gone! Obviously, TPLF has nullified the ‘Peace Deal’! So, Abiy’s regime SHOULD execute Plan-B ASAP!
TPLF & Egypt will leave no stone unturned to look for excuses to use as smoke-screen to keep wreaking havoc in Ethiopia. Don’t ever let the TPLF buy any more time than this!
What kind of deal can you sign with the Career Criminal TPLF with over 50 years of Crime Spree under its belt? They belong in a Max Security Jail, not a negotiating table!
Why should Eritrea, Amaras, and Affars ever let the TPLF catch them by surprise ever again? If they are not in Tigray, they should go in and form a 25 km Buffer Zone.