⚠️ “ENDF STRIPPING TIGRAY’S INDUSTRIES FOR ‘SAFE KEEPING’” ⚠️ Redae Halefom, a federally appointed caretaker administration official, has reportedly acknowledged that the ENDF is dismantling and transporting Tigray’s industrial assets and construction machinery out of the region, claiming they are being moved to a place of “safe keeping.” Safe keeping where? Under whose authority? And for whose benefit? If these assets genuinely belong to the people of Tigray, why are they being removed from the region when Tigray desperately needs them for reconstruction, economic recovery, and rebuilding livelihoods? Why has the destination not been clearly disclosed, and what independent safeguards ensure these assets will be returned? At the same time, reports of threats against people labelled “cadres,” including warnings of being treated as enemy combatants, raise grave concerns about political persecution and the safety of civilians. The combination of reported asset removals and threats against people over political affiliations demands urgent scrutiny. Tigray cannot rebuild its future if its productive resources are taken away while its people are left struggling to recover. The people of Tigray deserve transparency, not vague explanations; accountability, not intimidation; and protection, not further deprivation. We call on Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, the United Nations, the African Union, the European Union, and the international diplomatic community to seek independent verification, investigate the reported transfers, and demand clear answers about the location, ownership, and intended return of these assets. Tigray’s resources are not disposable property. Their removal must not become another obstacle to the survival and recovery of its people. @UN @hrw @union_europe @IntlCrimCourt @StateDept #Tigray #Accountability #ProtectTigray #HumanRights #JusticeForTigray