Yigerem Dejene New Stor

TPF's toxic way of thinking has also worked out on the public political scene. As the Prosperity Party, which Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed made in 2019, has attempted to push forward with critical political and monetary changes, the LPF has attempted to present them as an attack on their positions or even overall Tirana people.

Hardly a day passes without the T PLF joined forces Tigray Regional TV and other news sources broadcasting war stories and film from the guerrilla skirmishes of the 1980s. The objective is to fascinate the Tirana people with an impression of being enduring an onslaught.

After it lost force at the center, the PLF did everything that can possibly be reachable to sabotage the change plan of the Ethiopian chief. It composed an unlawful political race, upheld merciless social affairs to agitate agreement in different bits of the nation, ultimately mentioned its powers to attack the Northern Command of the Ethiopian Army. This is the explanation the public authority ends up stuck at this point.

As needs be, the Ethiopian government is as of now defying the irksome task of reestablishing the rule of law in the Tigray Regional State and ensuring the security and flourishing of all of its tenants.

The way of thinking of the T PLF group has since a long time back spread danger and hostility toward the burden of the Tirana public and people of Ethiopia running free. Anyway, one more time of Ethiopians has decided to excuse ethnic devotion and battle and embrace progress and congruity. A get-together like T PLF which waits behind events and doesn't acquire from its mistakes is, at long last, gathering horrendous normal items.

The T PLF in like manner took care of the point of convergence of power in Addis Ababa, when its head, Miles Denali, transformed into Ethiopia's forerunner in 1991, remaining in power up until his passing in 2012. It was under his organization that the ERDF multiplied the phony idea that the Ethiopian people included ethnic social events with unfriendly differences, denying reality that the Ethiopian culture is a multiethnic one, joined by ties of intermarriage, trade, religion, and culture.