[dehai-news] Mareeg.com: Ethiopian troops deliberately murder 15 Somali civilians -Official


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From: Berhane Habtemariam (Berhane.Habtemariam@gmx.de)
Date: Sun Jul 11 2010 - 16:15:35 EDT


Ethiopian troops deliberately murder 15 Somali civilians -Official

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11/07/2010

EL-DIBILE (Mareeg) - At least 15 people have been killed and 20 others
wounded after units of Ethiopian troops assaulted the Somali civilians in
parts of the Somali region under the control of Ethiopia,

Tense between the residents and the Ethiopian troops rose early on Saturday
morning as the Ethiopian troops forcibly entered into parts of the region
ordering to the people to hand over two big lorries that brought food for
the people in the region and caused to refuse the residents which caused to
start exchange of gunfire between the Somali clan militias and the Ethiopian
troops.

Adan Jama'a, One of the traditional elders confirmed the deaths to Shabelle
radio adding that the dead people where all civilians including traditional
elders, peace makers, teenagers, women and children.

"All the died people were civilians. They were traditional elders, young
teenagers, women and children. I can say that it was a massacre against the
Somali people. More Ethiopian troops had attacked us and they had
deliberately killed us. 15 people had been killed and more than 20 others
were wounded," said Adan Jama

There had been several times that Ethiopian troops suspended the vehicles
transporting goods to the Somali region under the control of Ethiopia and
there is no comment about fighting from the Ethiopian government and why
their troops continue killing the civilians in the region.

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