25 military trucks moving towards Mogadishu now.....

[adanboy]

just speaked to a source in Leego,he told me a massive colonne of ethiopian military has just passed throug that village 130 km south of Baydhabo heading for the capital..he said most of the trucks were carriers,which indicates they want bring back some of their personnel and equipmets

2 possible reasons:

They need much force for the comming offensive against Eritrea ( due to start probably in the first week of november)..


or the aftermath of Geedi resignition ,Masses of Abgaal would join the Muqaawama ,which will ignite a major revolution in Mogadshu,and create a chaos and also put the ethiopian soldiers and their puppet soldiers in the capital great risk of beeing overrunned.....so they might trying to strength to avoid that scenerio..


Now we see ,Meles Zenawi is palying everything on one card,,for the next 2 months, he could have invaded Eritrea and have a sagnificant stake in Sudan side by side with Western intrests...or he fails misirably against the massive eritrean army that allways brings surprise against all odds,,then we will witness a genocide in particulary norhern Ethiopia, never seen in history before that will make 1994 Rwanda a girlfight.......

[adanboy]

Eritrea accuses Ethiopia of plotting to invade
27 Oct 2007 10:38:02 GMT
Source: Reuters


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By Jack Kimball

ASMARA, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Eritrea accused arch-foe Ethiopia on Saturday of plotting to invade the Red Sea state ahead of a late-November deadline to mark their disputed border on maps.

Analysts and diplomats fear heightened tensions on the Horn of Africa rivals' frontier could erupt into a new conflict seven years after they fought a war that killed some 70,000 people.

In an online statement on Saturday, the Asmara government said its security agents had uncovered a plot by Addis Ababa.

"Intelligence agencies ... say that (Ethiopia) is intending to launch an invasion against Eritrea in the first week of November 2007 with the blessing of the U.S. Administration," the statement said.

It did not provide any evidence, but it said Ethiopia would prepare by withdrawing troops it has deployed in neighbouring Somalia to avoid "getting engaged along two fronts".

Ethiopian tanks and warplanes helped Somalia's weak interim government oust a hardline Somali Islamist movement -- a group seen by many as supported by Asmara -- in a war late last year.

Ethiopian government officials were not immediately available to comment on the latest allegation.

Addis Ababa and Asmara have been locked in a bitter border dispute since an independent boundary commission awarded Eritrea the key town of Badme in a 2002 ruling.

Ethiopia initially rejected that decision, saying it wanted more talks. Now Addis Ababa says it unconditionally accepts the ruling, but still wants more discussion on implementation.

Frustrated by the lack of progress, the commission said last November that it was giving the two countries one more year to to mark the frontier physically, or it would mark the boundaries on maps and let them stand.

At a commission meeting in September, Ethiopia and Eritrea traded recriminations, accusing each other of violating the 2000 Algiers agreement that ended the 1998-2000 war.

Addis Ababa has threatened to pull out of the pact, saying Asmara breached the deal by sending thousands of troops into a demilitarised zone on the Eritrean side of the border.

Asmara says Addis Ababa is using the border issue to cover up internal strife

[X-unit]

I doubt it! They will never engage a fight and to what interest.

[precious_dyme]

Amxaaro

[Kismaayo21]

cant happend ethiopia aint tha strong. besides eriteria might be small but shit they practiced