Eritrea “stabbed” at the back by Ethiopia Human Rights Council
Eritrea feels betrayed. In its preliminary findings, the backstabber Ethiopian HRC accused Eritrea of erroneous crime allegations for destroying the Junta forces in Northern Tigray.
The Eritrean government called the allegation its troops massacred civilians at St. Mary Church in Axum is “astounding” and that the fabricated story “mutated” in the past weeks is “mind-blowing.”
Asmara said Ethiopian HRC, led by Daniel Bekele, former Senior Advisor to Amnesty International and African Human Rights Watch, has ignored the latest TPLF remnants’ excuse of the non-existence of graves as “devoured by hyenas”.
Footage of Ethiopian TV broadcasts (Fana TV etc), illustrated that “Saint Mary’s Day was celebrated in serene and normative climate on 30 November 2020.”
Eritrea’s government added, the plan to fabricate and heap all sorts of “incriminating” accusations against Eritrea is to “resuscitate defunct TPLF clique”.
On Tuesday, Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy expressed gratitude to Eritrean Army that were forced to hold positions inside Northern Tigray due to the vacuum created when Ethiopian National Defense Forces left their bases in the border.