"Look after my babies": In Ethiopia, a Tigray family's quest
Gunfire crackled near the straw-woven home of Abraha Kinfe Gebremariam. He hoped it drowned out the cries of his wife, curled up in pain, and the newborn twin daughters wailing beside her.
The violence had broken out in northern Ethiopia’s Tigray region at the worst possible time for Abraha and his family. Their village of Mai Kadra was caught in the first known massacre of a grinding war that has killed thousands of ethnic Tigrayans like them.
Abraha pleaded with his wife, writhing from post-childbirth complications, to be silent, as any noise could bring gunmen to his door. His two young sons watched in fear.
“I prayed and prayed,” Abraha said. “God didn’t help me.”
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Re: Look after my babies": In Ethiopia, a Tigray family's quest (AP)
Your greedy agame behavior has left you with no friend no one to feel sorry for you, enjoy it, this was what you wishing for others which come up on your agame clan.
sarcasm wrote: ↑23 Apr 2021, 09:11"Look after my babies": In Ethiopia, a Tigray family's quest
Gunfire crackled near the straw-woven home of Abraha Kinfe Gebremariam. He hoped it drowned out the cries of his wife, curled up in pain, and the newborn twin daughters wailing beside her.
The violence had broken out in northern Ethiopia’s Tigray region at the worst possible time for Abraha and his family. Their village of Mai Kadra was caught in the first known massacre of a grinding war that has killed thousands of ethnic Tigrayans like them.
Abraha pleaded with his wife, writhing from post-childbirth complications, to be silent, as any noise could bring gunmen to his door. His two young sons watched in fear.
“I prayed and prayed,” Abraha said. “God didn’t help me.”
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