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Replying to @PaulosMesf80146
Probably. the map will only be updated once per day from now on so it's better if everyone finds faster news sources elsewhere; if there is any.
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Replying to @IbnX11
Yep buying four of a billion dollar system in the era of cheap drones is risky business. The operational cost of these jets is also way too high compared to shahed-type drones.
The only plausible need is for interceptions and Air to Air combat operations.
More than four S-400 batteries are needed in this era if they want to protect these big boys. There will probably be bigger NFZ in Debre Zeit.
Multilayered defense is good but this would be a waste if it is for the usual Air to Ground missions.
TPLF-TDF forces in C.Tigray now split into two Operational pockets; one deeper from werkamba-Adwa-Simema and another in Kola Tembien and Tekeze- Abergele
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A friend to all sides of the shield might as well be a foe to all.
It's incredible how a tiny natiom became a conduit of war for a region whose population is of >100× of its own.
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🇪🇹🇪🇷 Russia is ready to contribute to restoration of relations between Ethiopia & Eritrea: Lavrov
Muting the tweets is just peaceful 😅 why is everyone so emotional?
this would be irritating if I did this for a living
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For live Ethiopian conflict tracking
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One must also wonder if all the red sea talk was a maximalist negotiation approach by the Ethiopian Government to pressure Eritrea.
The TPLF-TDF effectively defeated in all conventional manner with it's greatest ally, the Eritreans abandoning it under a guarantee that ENDF will not invade; Withdrawal from Border areas as part of the deal but achieved rapid expansions in C. Tigray.
Map will be updated soon.
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But the lasting success in to be seen on how integrated civilian and military efforts are carried out addressing both the armed challenge and its underlying grievances. This also determines the Future of TPF.
ENDF is attempting an effective Counter-insurgency by denying the TPLF-TDF safe havens and supply routes.
Former arguments claiming small population occupying isolated rural hamlets are not worth the time, effort, or money when waging a large-scale COIN have been abandoned.
Urban-oriented COIN were also effective for population control in areas where people sympathized with insurgents(City gods vs. Village deities).this is no longer the case in Tigray.
This has given ENDF liberty to carry out enemy-centered operations than population-centered ones.














