The video clip here👇which's released by Walta TV (one of the Ethiopian regime's prop machines) shows a compilation of combat scenes by the Ethiopian genocidal troops during the #WarOnTigray.
From phone calls with our families and friends, and countless reports, we have heard that Ethiopian and Eritrean troops shelled villages and towns indiscriminately without any clear target and without any evidence of the presence of Tigray Defence Forces in the areas they shelled
The video here confirms these reports and rumors. Throughout the video, there is not a single sight of an "enemy" weapon or a soldier. The only things visible in the areas they targeted are few farmhouses. In central Tigray, where I come from,
countless farmers including children and the elderly were killed. One example is Gebretsadkan Teklu Gebreyesus, a neighbor of my parents, who along with his two young children and a cousin was hiding in a small river on a mountainside when
Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers started shelling our village. When the shooting subsided Gebretsdkan stood up to check around & soldiers shot him on his back severing his spine. They also shot his cousin on his shoulder. When the soldiers arrived at the scene, Gebretsdkan was
still alive with his two young kids holding him and crying. The soldiers ordered his kids to lift him up and move him, but they were too small to carry him and he was immobile as his backbone was completely broken. The soldiers then shot him on his head and killed him on the spot
Kibrom, his cousin, had run away down a valley after being shot and before the soldiers arrived. He luckily survived without any medical help. My mother who had limited nursing experience from the 17-year war against the Derg helped to stop his bleeding and nursed him.
What was sad watching this video for me was to see the most peaceful places that I know turned into battlegrounds, & some of the most scenic roads & landscapes turned into ugly military junkyards with the ugliest faces one can only imagine. This spot here is located outside Adwa. 
The same spot was featured on the @TopGear_BBCA in 2019👇. One of the commentators says that he felt like there's some unique sense of calm in this place & that he can't believe that there was a famine in1984. Little did he know that the same evil was coming only a year later.
There were some copyrights issues with the video. Here it is.👇 fb.watch/v/89HqTgNt1/
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