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ONLF stands with the Alliance for Survival's fighters on the northern fronts. The regime is celebrating, as it did in 2020. Wars of survival are not decided by a few battles. Our struggle will intensify until our objective is achieved. #ONLF #Ogaden #AllianceForSurvival

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Statement from Tigray Information Bureau.

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The Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) is a member of the Alliance for Survival and is fully engaged in the Alliance's strategy toward the Prosperity Party government. The ONLF takes part in all Alliance activities, political, diplomatic and in self-defence, undertaken to protect our people against the deliberate aggression of the regime.  The ONLF and its fellow Alliance members affirm their right to defend their peoples, who are being subjected to acts that endanger their wellbeing and security. #ONLF #Ethiopia #Ogaden #AllianceForSurvival

Secretary-General @antonioguterres is gravely concerned by the rapidly deteriorating situation in northern Ethiopia and reports of intensified fighting in and around Tigray, as well as the spread of hostilities into neighboring areas. Full statement: un.org/sg/en/content/…

The Amhara Fano National Movement captured more than 10 Ural trucks loaded with military equipment and ammunition, and destroyed two others, as a newly formed alliance of Ethiopian opposition groups claimed battlefield advances against government troops in the north. In a statement, the Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival reported its fighters engaged federal troops across multiple fronts. The counter-attacks allegedly resulted in casualties, weapon seizures, and the surrender of some government soldiers. The statement identified the North Wollo and Wag Hemra zones of the Amhara region, alongside parts of the Afar region, as the primary locations of the fighting. The battlefield claims could not be independently verified, and the Ethiopian government has not commented.

Press Statement from the Command Center of the Tigray Army on Current Operational Developments

September 21, 2026 Official Statement on the Occasion of the International Day of Peace Issued by: The Department of Foreign Affairs, Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) To: The United Nations Secretary-General, Member States, and the International Community Introduction On this International Day of Peace, a day dedicated to strengthening the ideals of peace both within and among all nations and peoples, the Amhara Fano National Movement (AFNM) addresses the global community with a heavy heart but an unyielding resolve. While the world celebrates this day under the banner of global harmony, millions of Ethiopians, particularly in the Amhara region, are systematically denied the most fundamental human right: the right to life, safety, and peace. What makes the observance of this year’s International Day of Peace particularly significant is that it comes at a time when organizations in Ethiopia that seek peace, justice, and freedom have come together to establish a joint organization under the principle of “The Ethiopian People’s Forces Alliance for Survival.” This cooperation brings together organizations committed to safeguarding the comprehensive security and well-being of their respective peoples and to confronting what they regard as the anti-peace and anti-people policies and actions of the Prosperity Party regime in Ethiopia and the wider Horn of Africa. The formation of this organization represents a collective commitment to cooperation, unity, peace, justice, freedom, and the protection of the fundamental rights and security of the Ethiopian people. The Regime’s Sole Responsibility for the Absence of Peace True peace cannot exist in the absence of justice, equality, and the rule of law. The current ruling genocidal regime in Ethiopia bears sole and direct responsibility for the catastrophic collapse of peace across the nation. Instead of fostering national unity, the regime has consistently weaponized state apparatuses to instigate violence, orchestrate massacres, and execute drone strikes against innocent civilians. The state-sponsored instability has turned Ethiopia into a zone of perpetual conflict, entirely due to the regime's tyranny and refusal to embrace peaceful, democratic transitions. Amplifying the Voices of the Victims The United Nations was founded on the ashes of global devastation to ensure that humanity never again suffers from unchecked atrocities. In alignment with the UN's founding principles, the voices of the victims must be heard. We speak today for the thousands of civilians massacred, the mothers grieving their slaughtered children, the millions displaced from their ancestral homes, and those languishing in horrific concentration camps. Their suffering cannot be ignored or buried under diplomatic rhetoric; their plight demands immediate global attention and action. The Right to Lasting Peace and AFNM’s Core Mission Peace is not merely the absence of active warfare; it is the presence of justice. Every human being deserves to live free from fear. The AFNM calls on the United Nations to refocus its attention on Ethiopia according to its core mandate. We explicitly state that our movement is not fighting for political dominance, but for sustainable, lasting peace, justice and the preservation of our people from existential threats. We are fighting to establish a system where the rule of law prevails and where no citizen is targeted based on their ethnicity. Forced Conscription and the Dangerous Incitement of Civil War The regime's desperation has led to alarming and dangerous tactics that threaten to destabilize the entire Horn of Africa። Forced Youth Conscription: The regime is forcefully abducting and conscripting the country’s youth, dragging them from their families and schools to serve as cannon fodder in an unjust war, deeply disrupting local communities and family structures. 1/2

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Abiy Ahmed's Airstrike Kills 14 and Injures 22 in Alamata of Southern #Tigray, Mayor Says ---- September 22, 2026 (Tigray Mass Media Agency) — An airstrike by the genocidal Abiy Ahmed’s regime on Alamata in Southern Tigray killed 14 civilians and severely injured 22 others, who are receiving treatment at Alamata General Hospital, according to Mayor of the city, Moges Shiferaw. Moges stated that the genocidal Abiy Ahmed regime carried out 20 drone strikes on Alamata at around 9:30 a.m. on September 22, 2026, followed by a 21st strike by a jet that killed 14 civilians and severely injured 22 others. He said the strikes targeted civilians traveling to a market and areas along the Alamata–Tmuga route, including near Zekre Meles Secondary School and Iyasu Berhe Secondary School. The attacks also caused extensive damage to the two schools, according to the mayor. The mayor said the daily attacks by the genocidal Abiy Ahmed’s regime continue to cut short Tigrayan lives and destroy property and livelihoods. He added that the attacks reflect the regime’s desire to eradicate the people of Tigray. The mayor condemned the strikes and urged residents to take precautions to reduce casualties from further attacks.

US Condemns Ethiopian Strike on Tigray Aid Convoy “The US Gov’t condemns the recent drone strike on a @CatholicRelief humanitarian assistance convoy in #Tigray. We urge authorities to conduct a full investigation and share findings to prevent any such incidents occurring again.”

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Statement issued by the Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival (Alliance for Survival) Ever since Ethiopia fell into the hands of Prosperity’s personalist, dictatorial and genocidal regime, war, genocide, mass slaughter and absolute poverty have become its defining features. It has become a country in which law and order have collapsed; millions have fallen into severe poverty and been displaced; hope for its citizens has vanished; and the government declares one destructive war after another. Dictatorial rule has been imposed upon it, and it has moved beyond state failure to face the danger of disintegration. It has also become a country pushed to the margins of regional and international political, economic and diplomatic affairs, deprived of its voice and influence. The regime rests on a distorted narrative and an anti-people state structure. It is at odds with reason and truth, equality and the participation of the peoples, justice and freedom, the dignity of the people and the sovereignty of the country. Because it does not pursue peaceful and constructive approaches, it has neither the will nor the capacity to halt the war consuming the country and its peoples; bring lasting peace; guarantee citizens’ rights and freedoms; establish law and order; or end the peoples’ suffering and torment, poverty and backwardness. To achieve its sinister objectives, this dictatorial and genocidal regime has become a mercenary of foreign powers, selling out the interests of the peoples and turning the country into a subservient and dependent state. Accordingly, we, the peoples’ forces concerned with the survival of Ethiopia’s peoples, bear the historic responsibility of overthrowing this regime, safeguarding the survival of all nations, nationalities and peoples, and opening a new chapter. The historic mission and first objective of the peoples’ forces is to defend ourselves collectively against the devastating war declared upon us; remove Prosperity’s personalist and dictatorial system, which has endangered the survival of our peoples and the security of the country; and bring about the establishment of an inclusive transitional government guided by a transitional charter. In doing so, we seek to open a new transitional chapter in which the human and democratic rights of all Ethiopians can be guaranteed in full, without diminution. The principal objectives of the transitional period that begins after the regime’s fall will be: 1. To safeguard the survival of the peoples and the security of the country; stop all wars; guarantee human and democratic rights; maintain peace and security; stabilize the social and economic crisis; improve relations with neighboring countries; and restore the country’s regional and international standing. 2. In the interests of peace in the country and the continued survival of its peoples, to conduct an honest, trustworthy, fully inclusive and participatory popular and constitutional dialogue, through which decisive questions concerning the peoples and the country will be resolved with the direct participation of the peoples. Accordingly, we, the peoples’ forces listed below, have agreed to coordinate our popular and organizational capacities to remove Prosperity’s personalist, dictatorial and genocidal regime; guarantee the survival and security of our peoples; bring about the establishment of an inclusive transitional government; and open a new democratic transitional chapter. We have also agreed to resolve our differences peacefully, on the basis of the freely expressed will of our peoples, principles and a lawful order. These forces are: 1. Amhara Fano National Movement (AFMN) 2. Oromo Liberation Army (OLF–OLA). 3. Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF). 4. Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF). 5. Afar Revolutionary Democratic Unity Front (Ugugumo) 6. Benishangul Peoples’ Liberation Movement. 7. Gumuz Peoples’ Democratic Movement.

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Statement issued by the Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival (Alliance for Survival) Ever since Ethiopia fell into the hands of Prosperity’s personalist, dictatorial and genocidal regime, war, genocide, mass slaughter and absolute poverty have become its defining features. It has become a country in which law and order have collapsed; millions have fallen into severe poverty and been displaced; hope for its citizens has vanished; and the government declares one destructive war after another. Dictatorial rule has been imposed upon it, and it has moved beyond state failure to face the danger of disintegration. It has also become a country pushed to the margins of regional and international political, economic and diplomatic affairs, deprived of its voice and influence. The regime rests on a distorted narrative and an anti-people state structure. It is at odds with reason and truth, equality and the participation of the peoples, justice and freedom, the dignity of the people and the sovereignty of the country. Because it does not pursue peaceful and constructive approaches, it has neither the will nor the capacity to halt the war consuming the country and its peoples; bring lasting peace; guarantee citizens’ rights and freedoms; establish law and order; or end the peoples’ suffering and torment, poverty and backwardness. To achieve its sinister objectives, this dictatorial and genocidal regime has become a mercenary of foreign powers, selling out the interests of the peoples and turning the country into a subservient and dependent state. Accordingly, we, the peoples’ forces concerned with the survival of Ethiopia’s peoples, bear the historic responsibility of overthrowing this regime, safeguarding the survival of all nations, nationalities and peoples, and opening a new chapter. The historic mission and first objective of the peoples’ forces is to defend ourselves collectively against the devastating war declared upon us; remove Prosperity’s personalist and dictatorial system, which has endangered the survival of our peoples and the security of the country; and bring about the establishment of an inclusive transitional government guided by a transitional charter. In doing so, we seek to open a new transitional chapter in which the human and democratic rights of all Ethiopians can be guaranteed in full, without diminution. The principal objectives of the transitional period that begins after the regime’s fall will be: 1. To safeguard the survival of the peoples and the security of the country; stop all wars; guarantee human and democratic rights; maintain peace and security; stabilize the social and economic crisis; improve relations with neighboring countries; and restore the country’s regional and international standing. 2. In the interests of peace in the country and the continued survival of its peoples, to conduct an honest, trustworthy, fully inclusive and participatory popular and constitutional dialogue, through which decisive questions concerning the peoples and the country will be resolved with the direct participation of the peoples. Accordingly, we, the peoples’ forces listed below, have agreed to coordinate our popular and organizational capacities to remove Prosperity’s personalist, dictatorial and genocidal regime; guarantee the survival and security of our peoples; bring about the establishment of an inclusive transitional government; and open a new democratic transitional chapter. We have also agreed to resolve our differences peacefully, on the basis of the freely expressed will of our peoples, principles and a lawful order. These forces are: 1. Amhara Fano National Movement (AFMN) 2. Oromo Liberation Army (OLF–OLA). 3. Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF). 4. Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF). 5. Afar Revolutionary Democratic Unity Front (Ugugumo) 6. Benishangul Peoples’ Liberation Movement. 7. Gumuz Peoples’ Democratic Movement. We have established a joint alliance called the Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival, known in short as the Alliance for Survival. We express our profound joy at having achieved, after much effort and many difficulties, this great and decisive alliance that the Ethiopian people have eagerly awaited. On this occasion, we wish to make the following appeals: 1. To all Ethiopians, civic associations and political organizations: Recognizing that the regime is a force determined to destroy the very existence of all the peoples of Ethiopia, we respectfully call upon Ethiopian popular forces, civic associations and political organizations that accept the Alliance’s objectives and approach to struggle to become partners in our struggle for survival. 2. To the regime’s armed forces and their leadership: Recognizing that the regime you serve poses an existential threat to the peoples of Ethiopia, and that it is anti-people, anti-peace, anti-democratic and genocidal, we call upon you, before it is too late, to join and become partners in the struggle to save your people and your country. 3. To neighboring countries, African countries and the international community: Recognizing that the genocidal regime in power is alienated from the people; that it has neither the capacity nor the will to establish peace and stability in Ethiopia or the Horn of Africa; and that it is a regime in its twilight, nearing removal from power through the people’s struggle, we call upon you to stand with the peoples, justice and democracy. Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival (Alliance for Survival) #Oromia #Ethiopia

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The Ogaden National Liberation Front (ONLF) is a founding member of the Ethiopian Peoples' Forces Alliance for Survival. ONLF joined through its delegation led by Chairman Abdirahman Mohamed Sheikh Mahdi, following decisions of its Central Committee. Statements issued from Jigjiga in ONLF's name denying this do not come from ONLF. #EPFAS #AllianceForSurvival @ONLFofficial For the record: @USEmbassyAddis @UKinEthiopia @AmbafranceET @GerEmbAddis @SweinEthiopia @NLinEthiopia @JapanEthiopia @BBCAfrica @BBCSomali @VOAAfrica @addisstandard @AlJazeera @Reuters @AP @addisstandard

የኢትዮጵያ ሕዝባዊ ኃይሎች ትብብር ለሕልውና (#EPFAS) ይፋዊ የኤክስ (ትዊተር) መለያን የምሥረታ መግለጫውን በማተም እንከፍታለን። በዓለም አቀፍና ዲፕሎማሲያዊ ጉዳዮች ቢሮ የተሰጠ። #AllianceForSurvival #Ethiopia

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Launching the official X (Twitter) account of the Ethiopian Peoples’ Forces Alliance for Survival (#EPFAS) with the publication of its founding statement. Issued by the International and Diplomatic Affairs Bureau. #AllianceForSurvival #Ethiopia

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