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🚨 An @AbiyAhmedAli regime drone strike has killed at least 29 Amhara IDPs, including children, mothers and elderly people, in Kiremu Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region
On November 6th, 2026, at approximately 4:30 PM, successive drone strikes by the Abiy regime targeted internally displaced Amhara civilians in Wedesadma, near Kiremu Woreda, East Wollega Zone, Oromia Region, killing at least 29 civilians and leaving numerous others critically injured.
The victims included children, mothers and elderly people who had fled attacks in Ali, Andode, Fedeqa and Meleketa Semi. Already suffering from severe hunger, illness and displacement, the civilians were struck at the location where they had sought refuge.
🚨 Over 60 Amhara civilians killed daily in Wollega by Oromia Region Gadaa Commando as ENDF colonel demands 600,000 birr ransom to protect churches from attacks
On November 7th, 2026, local sources described escalating mass killings, displacement and destruction targeting Amhara civilians across Tulgana, Waja, Agamsa, Kiremu, Gida and Gutin in the Wollega areas of Oromia Region.
Oromia Region Gadaa Commando and allied armed groups have been conducting house-to-house attacks and pursuing civilians fleeing into forests and remote areas, with more than 60 civilians reportedly killed daily. Thousands of residents, including children and elderly people, have gone missing or become separated from their families.
In Tulgana, Gutin and Waja, bodies of slain civilians have remained unburied along roads, in villages and surrounding forests, with some exposed for more than three days and consumed by vultures and wild animals. Continuing attacks have prevented surviving residents from recovering and burying the dead.
Meanwhile, an ENDF colonel identified by the nickname Colonel Qore is accused of demanding 300,000 birr each from Tulgana Kidist Kidane Mihret Church and Tulgana Kidus Gabriel Church, totaling 600,000 birr, in exchange for protecting the churches from attacks and destruction. ENDF Command post forces have also been accused of using tanks and heavy weapons against religious institutions and civilian homes.
Thousands of displaced civilians remain trapped in forests and isolated communities without food, shelter or humanitarian assistance. Deaths from starvation and exposure to cold weather have also been reported, while road closures and continuing insecurity have made it difficult to establish the full casualty toll.
Video shows an Amhara civilian who survived the late August attacks by Oromia region Gadaa Commando pleading for a safe passage out of Oromia.
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🚨 Over 60 Amhara civilians killed daily in Wollega by Oromia Region Gadaa Commando as ENDF colonel demands 600,000 birr ransom to protect churches from attacks
On November 7th, 2026, local sources described escalating mass killings, displacement and destruction targeting Amhara civilians across Tulgana, Waja, Agamsa, Kiremu, Gida and Gutin in the Wollega areas of Oromia Region.
Oromia Region Gadaa Commando and allied armed groups have been conducting house-to-house attacks and pursuing civilians fleeing into forests and remote areas, with more than 60 civilians reportedly killed daily. Thousands of residents, including children and elderly people, have gone missing or become separated from their families.
In Tulgana, Gutin and Waja, bodies of slain civilians have remained unburied along roads, in villages and surrounding forests, with some exposed for more than three days and consumed by vultures and wild animals. Continuing attacks have prevented surviving residents from recovering and burying the dead.
Meanwhile, an ENDF colonel identified by the nickname Colonel Qore is accused of demanding 300,000 birr each from Tulgana Kidist Kidane Mihret Church and Tulgana Kidus Gabriel Church, totaling 600,000 birr, in exchange for protecting the churches from attacks and destruction. ENDF Command post forces have also been accused of using tanks and heavy weapons against religious institutions and civilian homes.
Thousands of displaced civilians remain trapped in forests and isolated communities without food, shelter or humanitarian assistance. Deaths from starvation and exposure to cold weather have also been reported, while road closures and continuing insecurity have made it difficult to establish the full casualty toll.
Video shows an Amhara civilian who survived the late August attacks by Oromia region Gadaa Commando pleading for a safe passage out of Oromia.
🚨 Over 40,000 Amhara civilians displaced, six farmers killed in @AbiyAhmedAli regime drone strike and entire villages burned as attacks escalate across East Wollega and Horo Guduru Wollega Zones
A 24-hour situation report covering Kiremu, Abe Dongoro and Gida Ayana Woredas in East Wollega and Horo Guduru Wollega Zones, Oromia Region, describes widespread attacks against Amhara civilian communities, including killings, drone strikes, the burning of entire villages and mass displacement.
▪️Kiremu Woreda: More than 40,000 civilians fled their homes over two days following attacks and the burning of residential communities in Boqa, Agemsa and Haro Hudit by Oromia Region Gadaa Commando forces. Displaced families sought refuge in the Seji and Wofchi forests, while villages near Gamsa were burned to the ground. ENDF personnel stationed near Kiremu allegedly failed to respond to residents’ requests for protection.
▪️Abe Dongoro Woreda: Oromia Region Gadaa Commando forces and armed personnel wearing ENDF uniforms entered Tulu Wayo, where up to 10 members of a family and their neighbors were subjected to a deadly attack. The rural town was completely destroyed, while several Amhara transport drivers were arrested and their vehicles confiscated.
▪️Gida Ayana Woreda: Renewed mobilization targeting Amhara communities was reported around Lelise, Waja and Lelitu Anger. Families whose homes were previously burned on August 12–13 reportedly experienced a third round of displacement.
▪️Drone strikes and aerial operations: Extensive drone reconnaissance was reported around Uke Airport, Chincho, Bijit, Chereti and Boqa. Six Amhara farmers were killed and 11 others seriously injured in a nighttime drone strike. Approximately 12,000 displaced civilians were also reported trapped in remote wilderness areas without safe evacuation routes.
▪️Humanitarian emergency: Thousands of displaced civilians, including children, mothers and elderly residents, are reportedly sheltering in forests without adequate food, medical assistance or shelter.
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34 Christians have been killed by jihadis in Endato village, Ethiopia.
Less than two weeks ago, 60 Christians were also massacred. That brings the death toll to 94 Christians in less than two weeks.
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Silence Over the Killing of Christians in Ethiopia
Religious freedom and the protection of vulnerable communities appear to have received limited attention from some of the world's most influential institutions:
Major international media: Major outlets, including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, have not given prominent coverage to the killing of at least 60 Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia.
Muslim-world leadership: Muslim-majority governments and leaders have yet to issue widely reported collective condemnations of the killings.
The Vatican: Pope Leo XIV has not publicly issued a specific condemnation of the massacres.
The United Nations: The UN has not issued a specific public condemnation of the killings.
The question is why the killing of dozens of Christians has not received greater international attention. Religious freedom and the protection of human life should matter regardless of the victims' faith, ethnicity, or nationality.
At Least 60 Killed in Attacks on Orthodox Christians in Ethiopia
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ሽፍታው ሞገሴ retweeted
8 years of unabated Amhara massacre continues. As Abiy Ahmed unleashes inferno on Amhara and orthodoc Christian lives the world looks away. As of now, not a single country have yet to condemn and act these atrocities.
🚨 Artillery and mortar shelling by @AbiyAhmedAli regime forces sets farmers’ crops ablaze in Nasna Woreda, North Shewa Zone, Amhara Region
ENDF forces have been using artillery and mortar fire to burn farmers’ crops in Qumamba Kebele, Nasna Woreda, in the Bosana Werena area of North Shewa Zone, Amhara Region.
Footage circulating from the area shows cultivated fields engulfed in flames following the shelling, destroying crops that local farmers were preparing to harvest. The reported destruction threatens agricultural livelihoods and food supplies for communities already affected by the ongoing war in Amhara Region.
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Before the tears of Ethiopia have dried, another heinous massacre has shaken the country. According to local media reports, at least 34 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians were killed on Thursday, when a group of gunmen opened fresh fire in Ethiopia's Oromia region. The latest mass murder has raised the death toll to 94 in less than three weeks.
The massacre reportedly took place in Endato village in Robe district, where armed perpetrators opened fire at the residents, killing at least 34 and leaving several others injured. Shops and other properties were damaged in the attack.
The attack, the latest blow to the nation already ailing from two previous attacks on October 20 and 24 in Oromia's Merti and Shirka districts, in which at least 60 Orthodox Christians were killed, has left the country in tremors. Concerns have been heightened about the safety of religious communities in Oromia, where lingering armed conflict have displaced civilians and fueled insecurity.
Let us lift our heartfelt prayers to the merciful God, so that He may deign to wipe out the tears of the sorrowing people and protect them from further dangers.
#EthiopiaNews #OromiaViolence #ChristianPersecution #EthiopianOrthodoxChurch #PrayForEthiopia #shalomworldnews
ALT A Shalom World News graphic shows a visibly distressed person wearing a bright blue shirt, with both hands resting on their head and mouth open in an expression of anguish. Another distressed person is partially visible behind them. The headline reads, “34 More Orthodox Christians Killed in Ethiopia; Death Toll Rises To 94.” The poster highlights reports of deadly attacks against Ethiopian Orthodox Christians in the Oromia region, where at least 34 additional deaths have been reported, bringing the reported total to 94 in less than three weeks.
