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ህዝባዊ ማዕበል seems to be the preferred Agame strategy both in war and mass migration!

sesame wrote: ↑

30 Mar 2024, 06:03

ህዝባዊ ማዕበል seems to be the preferred Agame strategy both in war and mass migration!

sesame wrote: ↑

30 Mar 2024, 06:03

ህዝባዊ ማዕበል seems to be the preferred Agame strategy both in war and mass migration!

Indeed!!
No doubt Selam and almaz/misraq are the result of these type of mass migration

Houthises will have more chance to have an agameeee Askari fighters than TPLF ever will.

I am just saying

"ታጥቦ ጭቃ"

እዋይ ውርደት!!

These young Tigrayans risking their lives crossing the Red Sea and wandering through the desolate Yemeni desert could have earn a decent living working on farms next door in Amhara or Eritrea, but they lost such opportunity when their narrow-minded and short-sighted TPLF leaders in their ruthless pursuit of Greater Tigray burned every bridge behind them.

Half a million Ethiopian migrants have been deported from Saudi Arabia in 5 years



Tens of thousands of migrant Ethiopian workers have been forcibly repatriated from Saudi Arabia each year since the early 2010s. Although this is carried out as part of a crackdown on illegal migrant workers, legally documented workers have frequently been caught in the dragnet. Another 102,000 Ethiopian citizens will soon be repatriated in another round that began in April 2022.

What is the broad picture of Ethiopian labour migration to the Gulf?

There are over 30 million migrant workers in the more than half-a-dozen Gulf countries. As the third highest destination for international migrants in the world in 2019, Saudi Arabia is the main destination. Ethiopia makes a sizeable number of the kingdom’s 13,122,300 migrant workers. It is estimated that about 750,000 Ethiopians currently reside and work in the kingdom.

However, the exact number is unknown due to routine deportation and irregular entry and overstaying visas.

https://theconversation.com/half-a-mill ... ugh-195378

The two-legged Tegaru that fled to Yemen are returning home with one leg.

BBC
From Ethiopia's Tigray region to Yemen