Drones over Kobo | Plan to capture Kombolcha airport | Meskeram Abera

Introduction

The ongoing conflict in the Amhara region is discussed, including the use of drones and protests.

Drones spotted over Kobo

• Drones have been spotted over Kobo, where there was fighting between Oromo fighters and Ethiopian National Defense Force.

• There is exclusive information about Amhara protesters' plan regarding Compulge airport.

Arrest of an activist

• An Ethiopian activist, educationist analyst has been arrested for the third time around a year.

Use of drones in the conflict

• When Pretoria deal was signed in November last year, it was thought that there would never be mention of drones in Ethiopia at least internally. However, drones are back in the news.

• Drones have been used by the government for reconnaissance purposes to capture images and videos and share with Ethiopian military.

• Some Kobo residents have confirmed that some drone was spotted and Ethiopian military has quality combat tones Turkish tb2s Chinese Wang Longs Irani and Roger six all our world cast don't especially Turkish tv2s can operate they can be used for reconnaissance purposes they work in all types of weather they work at night as well.

Protests

• Combolcha Ultra today joined in the ongoing protests which started four days ago.

• Reports suggest that protesters could try to take over Kambolcha Airport. If airports are captured, it means that endf will be paralyzed because protesters are blocking their movement but their supplies everything will be paralyzed.

Protests and Arrests in Ethiopia

This section discusses recent protests in Cambodia and the arrest of analyst educationist for the third time in Ethiopia.

Recent Protests in Cambodia

• Marches by protesters towards airports have been observed, especially in Cambodia.

Arrest of Analyst Educationist

• Analyst educationist has been arrested for the third time and is currently in prison.

• She was critical of Ethiopian fire governments and reportedly worked to protect Amhara impress.

• She was arrested from her home by federal police in Addis Ababa.

Political Narratives of Journalists

This section discusses the political narratives of journalists, specifically Lucy Casa from Tigray and Meaza Ashenafi from Mascara.

Lucy Casa from Tigray

• Lucy Casa is a journalist who had to flee due to her work.

• Her work mainly focuses on raising awareness about issues such as rape against women but largely neglects destruction caused by TPLF in Amhara regions.

Meaza Ashenafi from Mascara

• Meaza Ashenafi is a journalist who promotes specific ideologies.

• She does not cover all conflicts equally but rather represents certain ethnic groups or loyalties.

Brave Journalists Imprisoned

This section discusses brave journalists who risk their lives despite being imprisoned.

Lucy Casa and Meaza Ashenafi

• These journalists are imprisoned but continue their work despite the risks involved.

• It would be beneficial for Ethiopia if these journalists could speak on all Ethiopian conflicts, keeping their ethnic loyalties aside.

Conclusion

This section concludes the transcript by summarizing the main points discussed.

Summary

• Brave journalists continue to work despite being imprisoned.

• Journalists such as Lucy Casa and Meaza Ashenafi promote specific ideologies and do not cover all conflicts equally.

• Analyst educationist has been arrested for the third time in Ethiopia.

• Recent protests have been observed in Cambodia.