i'm a 135 kilometers from the capital city of addis ababa in a city called deborah, bet hon. now, this is the 1st city when you're traveling from the capital. when you get a sense of the impact of the fighting over the past few weeks in the past few days . and that is because the victims rate victims, people who work that soldiers, people who witness to tennessee of the grand people's liberation party. and the supporters have been largely because the hospitals in the areas under fighting were completely destroyed. so this is the main hospital here. we're going to try and get in and see if we can talk to some of the victims and to some of the doctors about what is happening and whatnot. so far about 25 women where admitted in our hospital and the majority of women were treated and discharge you called the beta improvement and the remaining contain saturday. i did meet her still, we kind of easy to them. and one, it was a calamity is 80 years old. woman. yeah. 8180. and she was late. yeah. she wrapped and you kind of cut defense. she's not in our hospital by heating the news. i

jonah, so i day i data is the director of the institute for peace and security studies at the addis ababa university. any join says now sir, thank you for your time. the to gray forces the t p a left for say their point back to, to gray from neighboring regions. as we've been reporting. is this a turning point in the war? i think the framing must be corrected. is it really withdrawing, or is it being defeated? i thought that must be clearly in for and then yes, it's going to be turning point honestly speaking, as you might have heard some nearly 3 or 4 weeks ago, we were told that our this is to be cultured. tv has come or propaganda was almost deafeningly. on the so they were being defeated and i had to just go back and that is only way for them. so yes, i can say that it just seems to be the beginning of the end, the beginning of the end. this has been a very, a surprising development just a couple of weeks ago. as you alluded to, there were reports that the to great forces were inching closer to the capital that did not materialize. what you think turned the tide, because people are al

a fight has had reached debra sina some 50 kilometers from addis ababa. it was simply untrue. as picked up by fact finding organization in the capital city. yeah. wanted to sell her falsity. but it's, it's, it's becoming that the really fucked hard becoming boarding experts agree the mainstream press is talking with one voice suggesting a coordinated effort behind the scenes and, and not only the media. they enjoyed the rights groups like amnesty or human rights, which they also collect these reports in the sample assembler, a report. and then today, congress man data plan union and then they use it to impose sanctions be easier can government if it's clear that western media is woefully and deliberately chasing misinforming audiences. it's unfortunate because during war time no clinic, ever credible reporting is urgent policy. i r t addis ababa care of you and high commissioner for human rights says that both the government and the rebels have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the crisis. for more on the mainstream media impact in ethiopia, and who might

some 10 people who've now fled and have taken refuge with family in addis ababa in the capital city. i mean, the town of attire and the grand people's liberation front, and the allies came here at least a time. so that's a different occasion. and the last time they stayed for 18 days. so as you can see, they've completely destroyed homes like this. i mean there's absolutely nothing. so not only did they lose the home, but they also burn it when they lift and not only are people feel afraid to come back, but there's really not much to come back to. i mean, if you look yes, even the window frame. absolutely. everything has been taken everything. ah, the wall has been raging for just over a year and the government chief, promising it will soon. but for people who live here, it's already too late. they've lost everything hoarsely, a r t e c o p u and human rights council, lily a voted for an independent investigation into the atrocities committed by all sides . and the government crackdown if you could re self proclaimed the decision politically motivated and refused to cooperate. expert

i'm a 135 kilometers from the capital city of addis ababa in a city called deborah. bet hon. now this is the 1st city when you're coming from the capital, when you get a sense of the impact of the fighting over the past few weeks in the past few days . and that is because the victim rate victims, people who were that soldiers, people who witness to tennessee of the people's liberation party. and the supporters have been largely because the hospitals in the areas that were under fighting were completely destroyed. so this is the main hospital here. we're going to try and get in and see if we can talk to some of the victims and to some of the doctors about what is happening and whatnot. so far about $25.00 women where i'd meet that in our course be done and the majority of women were treated and we started to call the beta involvement. and the remaining contain saturday. i did meet that here has been kind of easy to them. and one was a calamities or for 80 years old woman. yeah. 8180. and she was rapes. yeah. shaped. and you kind of media defense. she's not in our hospital by h

. ♪ >> on a sunny march morning, in addis ababa a truly remarkable group of passengers emerged at theirport. 139 passengers from 30 different countries got ready to board flight 302, heading off to nairobi. >> it was seemingly just packed with people who were on goodwill missions of various kinds. there was a big environmental conference happening in nairobi. a u.n. environmental conference. >> among the 149 passengers, also were some ethiopians. and one of them was tamirat mulu, who is a child protection advocate. >> he was a kind of person who's really passionate about life and especially children who are suffering from conflicts, droughts. >> also on that ethiopian airlines flight were eight americans, including 24-year old samya stumo, who was raised on a massachusetts farm by a family with a very strong tradition of activism. samya had just started work for thinkwell, which is a global health care organization. >> this was her first assignment. she was going to east africa. she, at 24, had impressed them that they sent her instead of someone, you know, a dozen years her senior. >

a mere amanda cattle was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. this depressed as the allegations are baseless bangladesh and celebrating the 50th anniversary of its independence from buck has done earlier. prime minister shaken siena presided over a victory day parade in dhaka. but india's armed forces took part for the 1st time, india help. but as she guerrilla fighters, defeat bucket sons army in 1971, 5 children, no stranger, had been killed after a gust of wind swept the pe, balance the play cancel, they were jumping on. please say 4 more h about 11 are all in a critical condition as being thrown from about 10 meters. of course you can follow the stories on the web site is out there, a dot call him back in half an hour with the news. our next on out that we continue with witness to stay with us. hey a with oh yes with with a a a a a a a a with a a a with oh no, with . c a with with doing this issue resigned with a few and as was lackey's mom, handily j. u ah mm. mm me ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha b, henry. i live you are so just im,

freelance video, janice detained 2 weeks ago, a mere amanda kiosk was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa, the accused of promoting terrorism. the associated press says the allegations a baseless to other local journalists were also arrested. bangladesh is celebrating the 50th anniversary of its independence from pakistan. earlier prime minister shake hands, siena presided over a victory day parade indica, where india's armed forces took part for the 1st time. india helped bung that she guerrilla fighters, defeat pocket sons on me. in 1971, 5 children, australia have been killed. for gust of wind swept up a bouncy play cancel. they were jumping on. please say for more about 11 or in a critical condition after being thrown from 10 meters high. there was celebrating the last week of classes at the school in the island state of 10th mania victims of a petrol tanker explosion in haiti had been buried at least 75 people were killed in tuesday's blast in the city of cap. again. it's believed the tank was trying to avoid an oncoming motorcycle with the flip side, causing fuel to drain spill towa

government recently launched a counter offensive after to grand fight, as advanced towards the capital, addis ababa. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera after africa, direct statement that's watching bye for now. oh, there is a lot more into al jazeera than t v with our website mobile app, social media, and podcast. i'll just 0 digital is the world award winning online content. and each week on portal will bring you the very best of it. they're trying to frighten the people to leave it to go somewhere else. but the truth is that it got nowhere else to go. so if you missed it online, catch up here with me sound gartman on al jazeera. ah ah, just a a, a. a level die in the morning with a well now you know, what about when you call will be a well, i'm gonna give them it. i know, but i get them. i'm gonna allow you to begin good. and they're gonna have you been a while? yeah. yeah, yeah. well, no one has a, a got a bill in by and like you a with yeah, ended up on my you want to get like a now that what about a lot, did i wonder what you know? well, i mean i'm a new mother

is saying, the prime minister is headed back to the front lines off to returning to the capital, addis ababa on wednesday. government is reporting more gains against the rebels, but to the t. p l. f. disputes this for ministers from the g 7 group of nations, a warning that russia faces what they're calling massive consequences if it invades ukraine. a statement came on the final day of gathering of talk, diplomats from the wells richest democracies. moscow denies any plans of the military offensive. as the headlines this hour, i'll have more news free later on off to witness, which is the program coming up next. ah ah oh ah oh. ready ready ready ready i'm sorry, i don't mean shamefully. ready ready ready ready ready ready ready deanna bondo jeanine june it. ringback ready should be nickel, so a tin gun, joe. a gore? the kill me. and then galvin with the answer and the plug, shining humble. oh, we door, cham. echo our boy deep st. garage door. i am sorry, i never did that with you, but did a combustion, nico, whom board said above the shipper presented thunder. so quash big girl got my meal,

i met a man, kiara was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. a p says the allegations are baseless, and facebook's parent company met her husband 7 companies, which it says we're operating a surveillance for hire. it's sending warning notices to 40000 people who it believes were targeted on its social media platforms by malicious activity. those are the headlines on al jazeera, more news after africa direct. if america held up a mirror to itself, what would it see in the sense race is the story of america what's working and what's not? a lot of people were only talking about that. it wasn't at the top of the agenda. if america can handle multiple challenges on multiple frauds, we need to go back to school. the bottom line on i was just there are a a a what guide them come behind to? yeah, you, when you pay to have a viva this the w hunt with uncompleted got, but i wanna show you what a jungle we can do about it when they're going to my going to say quito regina, you inca condition begun to do. you could tell when, who do you cook? i emailed up.

launched a counter offensive after to growing rebels, advance towards the if european capital, addis ababa. so those with headlines that he's continues here up the witness station. thanks so much bye for now. thought wouldn't know. i wanted to ask you a little bit about lemme gates, i'm on the one within the mean. if you look at the skill, if they are way on the medical, it told me linfield alberto wasn't with well, no, i don't get, well, we're done. what i've got to do with oh yeah, we're good to go down of my anything i might have heard that with a new shot in london. oh ah . off there you go, go. yeah, so important or you can shoot, he's not good. right? what is going on with you don't have time with so another the world here full for the fright mortar is not coming. we're tired. but we need to model. yeah. mar, fairly, not good. every by the over. okay, so we go 1st now and we made for the, for the problem. i mean the world with tomorrow's looking looking weather and then work out that he doesn't point to point the window of the one way or the power to do what a given the i don't know.

you see how many people are trying to get on this one flight to addis ababa. look at the cue all the way back there. there's a lot of concern and anger and frustration about the travel ban here in south africa. one expert i spoke to a moment ago it's time for africa to stop depending on the rest of the world. >> if africa is going to rise, africa is going to have to look to africa and to africans. this is a reminder of the selfishness of the west when it comes to issues like vaccine, sharing their vaccines or sharing their knowledge. so a reminder that for africa to thrive again, africa must look to itself and not -- and we need to get over this need to get validation from the rest of the world. >> reporter: the impacts of the travel bans will be devastating to south african tourism. this is a top destination in africa, and it lost 70% of our arrivals because of the pandemic. it was just beginning to recover before this latest travel ban. here, the government encouraging people to get vaccinated even though there is hesitancy. the reason is compelling because

and on toward the capital addis ababa. but abiy's forces pushed back. by drones, they recaptured towns under tigrayan control. these images purportedly show ethiopian military trucks in amhara in early december, about a month after the tigray incursion. >> ( translated ): we said "ethiopia won't be defeated" because we relied on you. most of the areas in amhara, as well as all of afar, have been freed. we will continue the same with thremaining places. >> reporter: tigrayan forces now say they are in retreat. in a letter to the united nations sunday, t.p.l.f. leader debretsion gebremichael said he ordered an immediate withdrawal of troops outside tigray's borders. he said he hoped it would be a“ decisive opening for peace.” but so far, the ethiopian government has rejected the overture. >> the current noise with regards to whether it's a strategic retreat or not will inevitably reveal itself. >> reporter: carson says he believes abiy is more focused on a decisive military victory against the tigrayans. >> he regards the tigrayans as terrorists, as indiv

the world food program's claire neville, in addis ababa, told us they have been struggling to get foodon people behind battle lines. food to 8 million people behind battle lines. we really need all authorities to allow us to access to reach the vulnerable populations wherever and whenever needed. >> reporter: some areas haven't had supplies for four months. trucks started going back into tigray last week but, only with enough to feed under half a million people. >> we must get food and assistance to people immediately to avert any further catastrophic levels of hunger. >> reporter: the conflict isn intensifying, while the country's leader nobel peace prize winner abiy ahmed swapped his business suit for battle fatigues. here you see him on a satellite phone leading his troops, andh behind the front lines while the men wage war, the children battle starvation. it's difficult to gauge the real extent of the food crisis. for the most part, international media has not been allowed into the conflict zones and, in some areas, communication has been cut off altogether, margaret. >> brennan: d

that is, abraham is the minister for democratization that he joins me from the capital. addis ababa help with complete zone in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, what people have to say matters to us for me. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on d. w. hi there. i'm over it to myself. saxony, secret capital, at least that's what the people here like to call it. i'll be taking a trip back in time to see what germany's oldest castle used to be like. i'm also in research for fine china, so i'll be visiting famous mason porcelain manufacturer. and of course i'll be checking out the highlight of this useful city near drayton along the way. so let's go with wild alex, truly majestic. i'm going to go and take a closer look. mm. surrounded by vineyards, the city of mason is home to just under 30000 people. even from a far albert berg castle and the cathedral catch your eye both sit on a hill high above the river elder. ah, i drive through the medieval gate house ready for my 1st appointment. albriton bert castle is a masterpiece of late gothic architecture. ah . hello contact the c

if european forces say they have retaken areas closer to the capital of ÁÑez about -- of addis ababa,t had been held by tplf forces. video appears to show the prime minister directing the fighting from the front lines, and urging his soldiers to destroy the enemy. a world war ii bomb has exploded on the construction site in the german city of munich, injuring several people. unclear why the bomwas not discovered before work began. d unexploded bombs are still found frequently in germany, but they are usually defused in controlled situations. the u.s. supreme court is-year rate arguments in a case that could severely restrict abortion rights across the entire country. the court will decide whether or not to uphold a mississippi law that bans abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. supporters and opponents of abortion gathered outside the supreme court building in washington, d.c. the court has a conservative leaning ever since former president donald trump appointed three of the current nine justices. their decision could have consequences for that landmark 1973 roe v. wade case that le

so that aid can enter the region, but central government and addis ababa says it's a cover up for their military setbacks. meanwhile, a rebel own t. v station is released new pictures of the aftermath of government as strikes integrity, drones bond the region for 3 days last week, killing at least 28 people. pictures, show residents carrying dead bodies from a market. dozens of people are being treated for injuries. are going to bring you much more on developments, their integrity after that withdrawal from the t p l f. of course they have just announced that to all try and get some reaction from the region a little bit 8 wrong in the program. ah the u. k. government has warned that further corona virus restrictions might be needed with record case levels reported over the past week. prime minister boris johnson is described. the situation is extremely difficult and urged caution that senior ministers are believed to be pushing back on implementing any measures before christmas journal. how has our point now, so far in england, government guidance against the omi kron variant has focuse

v appears to show how addis ababa might have gained the upper hand. drones strikes from weapons. some report say come from china, turkey and iran. however, it has been achieved, diplomat, see the withdrawal as a positive move. so in fact, if we do see a movement of to grand forces back into to t. great, that is something we would welcome. it's something we've called for. and we hope it opens. i the door i to an i to broader diplomacy that lead follows an international effort to get negotiations in place amid questions about human rights abuses. our office continues to receive credit will reports of severe human rights violations and abuses by all parties. the humanitarian impact of the conflict is increasingly dramatic. perhaps those violations might now abate and with the debris of war strewn across the country and civilians emerging from the crossfire hopes for peace on the ground of beginning to develop. although despite their withdrawal, the t p i left could still have the capability to fight again. these are the other stories we're keeping an eye on right now. german chancel

satellite pictures show ethiopian forces. mustering this footage from t great tv appears to show how addis ababa might have gained the upper hand. drones strikes from weapons. some report say come from china, turkey and iran. however, it has been achieved. diplomat. see the withdrawal as a positive move. so in fact, if we do see a movement of to grand forces back into to t. great, that is something we would welcome. it's something we've called for. and we hope it opens i the door. i too, am i to broader diplomacy that lead follows an international effort to get negotiations in place amid questions about human rights abuses. our office continues to receive credit will reports of severe human rights violations and abuses by all parties. the humanitarian impact of the conflict is increasingly dramatic. perhaps those violations might now abate and with the debris of war strewn across the country and civilians emerging from the crossfire hopes the piece on the ground are beginning to develop. although despite their withdrawal, the t p i left could still have the capability to fight again. so if you c

so the capital addis ababa and were seized by rebel forces. just a month ago, the year long conflict has already killed thousands of people and displaced more than $2000000.00. but with that, we will continue liberating the remaining areas of the country. the victory will continue and nothing will stop us. the enemy will be destroy, had him he came to boot. robin humiliates us as you can see they couldn't stand against us now astray. leah has joined at the us diplomatic boy course of next year's winter olympics, and beijing athletes will still be able to attend the games, but there will be no government representation. beijing says the decision runs counter to australia's desires that improve relations mot. prime minister scott morrison's has china has failed to respond to several issues, including accusations of human rights abuses. always stand up for strategies interested in what a strains believe is right. and we are living at, in an uncertain time. and the world in our part of the, in the, in down the civic is, is answer. and that require

he met some 50 kilometers from addis ababa. it was simply untrue, as picked up by fact finding organization in the capital city. yeah. once to say le falsity, but it's, it's, it's becoming that the really fucked how to becoming boarding experts agree the mainstream. chris is talking with one voice suggesting a coordinated effort behind the scenes and not only the media that n just the right groups. like amnesty humorous which they also collect these reports in the sample symbol reports and then congressmen data opinion and then they use it to impose sanctions. you can government if it's clear that when the media is wilfully and deliberately trying to misinformed the audiences, it's unfortunate because during the war time, if credible reporting is urgent, our team and i just at the best well the, you and him, the un high commissioner for human rights to say that both the government and the rebels have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the crisis of more on the mainstream media impact in ethiopia. and who mi

in recent weeks. rebel forces fighting government troops have made gains near the cap, capital, addis ababa. the year long war has killed thousands of people and displaced more than 2000000. iran has submitted to drop proposals to european powers, negotiating the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal. it is a 7th round of talks to be held in vienna aimed at bringing iran in the u. s. back into the deal they meant to limit ron's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions released on thursday. israel's prime minister natalie ballot called for an end to talks accusing a wrong of nuclear blackmail. hashem has more on the wrong drop. proposes from vienna. there are 2 lines, one on the sanctions. relieve the 2nd is on iran, rolling back. it's measures the post 2018 measures, and from that their indians will now be waiting to hear from the world. whether this is acceptable or not, as we had, as you understood from a new ring in diplomatic sauce. these proposals are built up and what was agreed on during the past 6 rounds of talk. know some of the points that contradict with the j. c. p. o or the nuclear

freelance video journalist attained about 2 weeks ago, i met a man, kiara was arrested in the capitol, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. he says he had a press. coles, the allegations, baseless to other generalists, were also arrested by face up to 15 years in prison if convicted, of violating the emergency laws brought in last month. those are the headlines. the niece continues here on al jazeera, after inside story, stay with us. ah on time, so as make amends, turkey in armenia and out steps to normalize relations wise is happening now. and can they build trust of the decades of animals? this isn't flexible. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm a ron con. relations between armenia and turkey. have been described as frosty, intense, even hostile, the biggest and longest lasting control was he was undoubtedly the mass killing of armenians during world war one. but there's also, armine is current territorial dispute were turkeys, ally as abrasion. however, things maybe about to improve. on monday, turkey announced both sides will appoint special envoys to work on normalizing ties . i mea

satellite pictures show ethiopian forces. mustering this footage from t great tv appears to show how addis ababa might have gained the upper hand. drones strikes from weapons. some report say come from china, turkey and iran. however, it has been achieved. diplomat. see the withdrawal as a positive move. so in fact, if we do see a movement of to grand forces back into to t. great, that is something we would welcome. it's something we've called for. and we hope it opens i the door. i too, am i to broader diplomacy that lead follows an international effort to get negotiations in place amid questions about human rights abuses. our office continues to receive credit will reports of severe human rights violations and abuses by all parties. the humanitarian impact of the conflict is increasingly dramatic. perhaps those violations might now abate and with the debris of war strewn across the country and civilians emerging from the crossfire hopes the piece on the ground are beginning to develop. although despite their withdrawal, the t p i left could still have the capability to fight again. so if you c

also the grind fighters advanced towards the capital, addis ababa, your highness volta. mariam is an international relations lecturer who specializes in the whole of africa. he says it's in the government's interest to appear as if it's making gains for the t. p l. f is shown, it's not easy to defeat. they have been pushed out many, many times and they have come back to strike again. and so, you know, this is just not very credible kind of information because i mean bottles are one, but the water may not be one. this is a situation that is still evolving and, and the propaganda water is also its cream, the heat at the and so it's hard to believe what is being told by the government because the government has been taught to lie a lot to gram place and will never because it's, and it's essentially crisis for them. and so, you know, this is, this is just not the end of it. i mean, they can lose battles like they will not work for you. and i mean, you know, i'm in a few months ago, they were, it was, we were taught completely theater. and then they reached the rate watcher, one shot in c

year. victoria gayton be has more a mirror mankey. yarrow was arrested in the ethiopian capital, addis ababa accused of promoting terrorism. he was working as a freelance journalist for the associated press. the u. s. based news agency is called the allegations baseless to other journalists will also arrested. they face up to 15 years in prison if convicted of violating the emergency lose brought in last month. the annual global round up our report is without food as paints a bleak picture of media safety and freedom, particularly in ethiopia. the correspondent of the new york times has been kicked out of the country, which was unprecedented since abbey, to office in the 2018. there is this communication like out in the northern part of the country, and now you're just not able to do independent journalism anymore. because only the official narrative about the war is the look for in general's. it's been a tough years. the journalist around the world report is without buddhist says at least $46.00 journalists have been killed this year because of the stories they were reporting. and nearly 50

france 24 reported that some people might have had reached deborah sina some 50 kilometers from addis ababa. it was simply untrue. as picked up by fact finding organization in the capital city. yeah. wants to sailor falsity, but it's, it's, it's becoming that the really fucked how to becoming boarding experts agree the mainstream press is talking with one voice, suggesting a coordinated effort behind the scenes and not only the media. they enjoyed the rights groups like amnesty or who my rice, which they also collect these reports in the sample assembler report. and then today congress man data plan union and then they use it to impose sanctions. you can government if it's clear that when the media is wilfully and deliberately choosing to misinforming audiences, it's unfortunate because during war time, no, then it credible reporting is urgent. postalia, our team at is arbor view and high commissioner for human rights says both the government and the rebels of committed war crimes and crimes against humanity during the crisis. sure to find out more home the mainstream media been totally fo

they had captured just months ago, which once put them within striking distance from the capitol, addis ababa interested? this thought? not scooting about again. interested in security. just interested in ensuring that the c that was being pulled out is broken. ever since prime minister abi amen march to the front line to rally his troops against the rebels. the shift in the battlefield has been swift and a real offensive with chinese drones and emerald. he weapons have destroyed to grind supply lines. the current, you know, noise with regards to whether it's a strategic retreat or not will inevitably reveal itself. we're still in the final stages of the slightest operation. if you recall the operation for national unity in diversity, the aimless to infer that t p l a forces were cleared out of her and for regions. this is something that is still being undertaken because there's still some elements within certain pop pockets that need to be fuller. fully cleared out, the u. s. has been pushing for the far and as imposed sanctions in response to human rights abuses. during the conflicts we've

is saying the prime minister is headed back to the front lines after returning to the capital, addis ababa on wednesday. government is reporting more gains against the rebels, but are the t p l f. dispute this for ministers from the g 7 group of nations, a warning that russia face is what i calling massive consequences if it invades ukraine. this statement came on the final day of the gathering of foreign ministers from the wealth, which is democracy's g 7 in the city of liverpool. russia's military build up in the ukraine border is dominated the talks. moscow denies any tons of military offensive out there is when we challenge has more from the city of liverpool. so the chief of nations, the united and cali on russia to de escalate to return to diplomatic channels and to abide by its international commitments. they also reaffirms ukraine's sovereignty is territorial integrity and the right to be free to choose its own way in the world. there was a warning, a direct warning to rusher as well, not to invade crane if it did so, it would suffer severe consequences. we can hear how this trust

they had captured just months ago, which once put them within striking distance from the capital, addis ababa interested? this thought not interested in squeezing about again interested in securing the interest of interest in ensuring that you see that was being pulled out. is broken ever since prime minister abi amen. march to the front line to rally his troops against the rebels, the shift and the battlefield, husband swift, and a real offensive. a chinese drones and emerald t weapons have destroy to grind supply lines. the current, the, you know, noise with regards to whether it's a strategic retreat or not will inevitably reveal itself. we're still in the final low stages of, for the slightest operation. if you recall the operation for a national unity in diversity, the aim was to ensure that a t p and the forces were cleared out of them had i and i for regions. and this is something that is still being undertaken because they're still and some elements within certain pop pockets that need to be fuller or fully cleared out. the u. s. has long been pushing for a ceasefire and has imposed s

which once put them within striking distance from the capitol, addis ababa interested. this thought? not interested in scooting about again interested in security in just interested in ensuring that the seed was being pulled out is broken. ever since prime minister abi amory march to the front line to rally his troops against the rebels. the shift in the battlefield has been swift and a real offensive with chinese drones and morality weapons have destroyed to grind supply lines. the causes have been stuck between hot plates and iraq because on the one hand the, the international community has been making enormous pressure on them to withdrawal . so that the different governments could be conveyed into a because they've been government conditions. the delivery of a on the to grapples is withdrawing. that we don't, they have to go that to the, to the enemy that would otherwise innovate to write the u. s. won't been pushing for the fire and as imposed sanctions in response to human rights abuses during the conflicts we've long urged in human rights abuses and violations an