Amda Seyon I ዐምደ ጽዮን

🚨 Three Orthodox Christians executed with their hands tied behind their backs at Baladi Gabriel Church in Arsi Zone, as government security forces fail to intervene two days after the attack New details have emerged about the November 6th, 2026, attack against Orthodox Christians near Baladi Gabriel Church, located between Asako and Guna in Arsi Zone, Oromia Region. According to local sources, armed Oromo militants tied the hands of three Orthodox Christian civilians behind their backs before executing them inside the compound of Baladi Gabriel Church. The assailants subsequently broke into the church and looted its property, while additional attacks in the surrounding area left residential homes burned. The three victims have been identified as: 1. Worku Kebede (50) – A farmer. 2. Eshete Terefe (18). 3. “Goje” (70) – A laborer who had moved to the area from elsewhere and was employed in a private household. His legal name remains unknown. As of November 8th, two days after the attack began, no government security forces had arrived at the scene, leaving the remaining Orthodox Christian residents exposed to further violence. Local residents have also raised concerns about possible coordination between the armed militants and government officials, alleging that the attacks are part of an effort to forcibly remove Orthodox Christians from the area. The latest killings follow two earlier massacres in Arsi Zone, including the November 5th attack in Endeto, where more than 50 Orthodox Christians were killed, and another attack the previous week that claimed more than 60 lives.

🚨 Death toll from @AbiyAhmedAli regime drone strike surpasses 30 as wounded Amhara IDPs die without medical care; video shows mother who lost both legs in attack On November 7th, 2026, the Ethiopian Air Force carried out successive drone and helicopter strikes against displaced Amhara civilians sheltering in Wodesadima Kebele, Gida Kiremu Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region. More than 30 civilians were killed, including children and elderly people, while numerous others sustained critical injuries. A video from the area shows an Amhara mother who lost both legs in the attack. The strikes began at approximately 4:30 PM and continued in successive waves, with additional attacks reportedly targeting civilians attempting to retrieve the dead and rescue those wounded in the initial bombardment. The victims had been displaced from Ali, Andode Dicho, Fedeqa, Meleketa and other communities across Gida Ayana and Gida Kiremu woredas following earlier attacks by Oromia region security forces. They had sought refuge in Wodesadima after a period of relative calm, despite severe shortages of food, shelter and medical assistance. The death toll has surpassed 30 as critically wounded survivors continue to die from severe blood loss without access to medical treatment. Healthcare facilities in the surrounding area have been destroyed by Oromia region Gadaa Commando, while roads leading to Anger Gutin, Nekemte, Gida and Kiremu remain blocked. Medical personnel have also been prevented from treating the wounded, while several civilians who fled the bombardment remain missing. The attack follows an October 29th drone strike on displaced Amhara civilians at Turku Camp near Hayk Town, South Wollo Zone, Amhara Region, which killed approximately 25 civilians and critically injured more than 40 others. Nekemte Airport in Guto Gida Woreda has also been identified as an operational base for Ethiopian military drones, helicopters and fighter jets conducting airstrikes across East Wollega Zone.