🔥
Explosion at an Ammunition Plant Triggers Massive Fire Near Rome
Fire and explosion at Colleferro, in the facility of the former
Simmel Difesa, currently owned by KNDS Ammo Italy. The company,
located in the Quarto Chilometro area, along via Latina, between
Colleferro and Artena, produces medium- and large-caliber ammunition
for land and naval defense, as well as solid fuels for aerospace
launch vehicles.
The incident is said to have occurred in the powder pressing
department. A loud boom was distinctly heard by residents in the
area, triggering the alarm.
KNDS Ammo Italy traces its corporate roots back over a century
to historic Italian defense firms, notably Bombrini Parodi Delfino
(BPD) founded in 1912. During Benito Mussolini's fascist regime
(1922–1943), BPD’s manufacturing plants in Colleferro became
crucial state-backed suppliers of gunpowder, explosives, and war
materials for the Royal Italian Armed Forces.
Benito Mussolini launched the Second Italo-Ethiopian War in October
1935 to build a fascist empire and avenge Italy's 1896 defeat at
Adwa. The Italian military heavily relied on mass artillery,
extensive aerial bombing, and banned chemical weapons like mustard
gas to overwhelm Ethiopian forces, capturing Addis Ababa by May 1936.
♰
The Debre Libanos Massacre
• May 20, 1937
☪ Fascist Italy Used
Muslim Soldiers to Massacre. 2,000 Monks & Pilgrims at The Debre
Libanos Monastery
This volume
calls attention to the worst massacre of Christians that has occurred
on the African continent, a 1937 attack.
😔 Holy War: The
Untold Story of Catholic Italy’s Crusade against the Ethiopian
Orthodox Church
🔥 Sicily's Catania airport has suspended flights again as
Mount Etna continues to spew lava and volcanic ash. The eruption has
disrupted travel during the peak summer holiday season.
Sicily's Catania airport on Wednesday suspended flights until at
least 4 p.m. local time (1400 GMT/UTC) on Thursday, responding to
fresh ash emissions from Mount Etna.
The volcanic ash can pose a danger to aircraft and so has forced
regulators to restrict access to the airspace around eastern Sicily,
disrupting the peak summer holiday season.
👹 Italy Invited
a Genocider Black Mussolini aka Ahmed Ali | Woe to Italy, Mount Etna
is Boiling!
🔥 A
massive fire erupted at a logistics facility in Louvres, near Paris’
Charles de Gaulle Airport, sending thick black smoke across the
region. Dozens of vehicles were reportedly destroyed as firefighters
battled the blaze. Two airport runways were temporarily closed, while
nearby roads and rail services were disrupted. Air traffic was not
significantly affected. The cause remains unknown.
👮 Two
police officers were ambushed and stabbed during a foot patrol in
Toulouse, France.
☪ The
attacker yelled “Allahu Akbar.”
According to
reports cited by local authorities, the suspect was carrying three
knives.
The officers
approached after the suspect gestured to them. He then pulled a knife
and lunged, targeting the male officer’s throat.
Both officers
sustained only minor injuries.
The suspect was
arrested, and the episode is being probed as a possible terror
attack.
Another day,
another Muslim knife attack in dystopian World.
The social and
political chaos we're experiencing isn't random – it's orchestrated
to create the perfect conditions for the Satanic Rise of the New
World Order. And Islam is a tool of this Satanic New World Order.
😇 A 6-month-old baby
and a newborn baby were miraculously rescued alive from the rubble of
a collapsed five-story building in Cali, Colombia, following a
devastating 7.4-magnitude earthquake.
❖[Matthew
18:10 ]❖
“See that you do not
despise one of these little ones. For I tell you that in heaven their
angels always see the face of my Father who is in heaven."
• Dr.
Anthony 'Mengele'
Fauci invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination
111 times during a tense July 29, 2026, U.S. Senate Homeland Security
Committee hearing led by Senator Rand Paul.
At least 111
people are dead and a state of emergency has been declared
after Colombia was hit by one of its largest earthquakes in years.
The death toll
is likely to rise, with more feared trapped under collapsed
buildings.
Many of the
deaths have been concentrated in the city of Pereira, in Colombia's
COFFEE-GROWING region, with surrounding cities and the Valle
del Cauca region also hit hard.
👹
Witchcraft Plagued Colombia is Shutting Down Its Embassy In
Genocide-Plagued Country of Ethiopia!
👹 Colombia
is 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
👹 Witchcraft in Colombia (brujería) is a deeply rooted
cultural phenomenon that blends Indigenous shamanism, African
esoteric traditions, and Spanish colonial Catholicism. Practitioners
use rituals, herbal baths (riegos), and talisman magic to solve
everyday problems, and the practice remains a widely acknowledged
force in both rural and urban Colombian society.
👹 The
following nations are 100% Ruled by Satan and Its 'Human' Agents
☆ France
☆ Britain
☆ Italy
☆ Switzerland
☆ Australia
+ New Zealand
☆ China
☆ India
☆ South
Africa
☆ Kenya
☆ Nigeria
☆ Ghana
☆ Haiti
☆ Argentina
+ Colombia + Paraguay
☆ Brazil
☆ All
57 Islamic Countries
Many others are
on their way to be fully controlled by Satan.
☪ Antichrist UAE-Linked
Network Accused of Hiring Colombian Mercenary Fighters for Sudan’s
RSF
👉 No
Peace Without Justice and Accountability /
ፍትህና
ተጠያቂነት ከሌለ ሰላም የለም 👈
Amnesty International says
impunity for past abuses has left civilians vulnerable as fighting
returns to Tigray.
When Ethiopia’s federal
government and Tigrayan forces signed the Cessation of Hostilities
Agreement in November 2022, it appeared that one of Africa’s
deadliest conflicts had finally come to an end.
The guns fell silent,
reconstruction began, and millions of Ethiopians hoped the postwar
period would bring justice for atrocities committed during the
conflict.
Amnesty International
argues that those hopes were never realised.
Instead of investigating
abuses documented by international and local human rights
organisations, accountability efforts steadily unravelled.
International investigative mandates were allowed to expire, the
fascist Oromo islamic Regime of Ethiopia abandoned its proposed
transitional justice process, and allegations of war crimes and
crimes against humanity remained largely uninvestigated and
unpunished.
Today, less than four
years after the agreement was signed, fighting has returned to
Tigray.
Amnesty says the clashes
that erupted in early August between Tigrayan forces and the
Ethiopian National Defence Force are a stark reminder of the dangers
of impunity. The organisation warns that civilians once again face
the risk of serious human rights abuses, even though the region has
yet to recover from the devastation of the previous war.
The renewed fighting comes
amid ongoing conflicts in Ethiopia’s Amhara and Oromia regions,
where Amnesty says grave human rights violations continue to be
committed. Together, the organisation argues, these conflicts reflect
the widening scope of Ethiopia’s security and human rights crisis.
A legacy of abuse
During the war in northern
Ethiopia between November 2020 and November 2022, Amnesty
International and other international organisations documented
widespread abuses that they said could amount to war crimes and
crimes against humanity.
The violations included
extrajudicial killings, sexual violence, forced displacement, and the
denial of humanitarian assistance.
According to Amnesty, the
absence of independent investigations and credible prosecutions sent
a dangerous message: that even the gravest crimes could be committed
without consequence. The organisation argues that this failure of
accountability helps explain the return of violence.
International oversight of
Ethiopia’s human rights situation also weakened after the mandates
of key investigative mechanisms established by the United Nations and
the African Union expired. Amnesty says this diminished the
international community’s ability to document violations and hold
those responsible to account.
The organisation also
points to a sharp deterioration in conditions inside Tigray in recent
months. It cites increased restrictions on independent media, forced
recruitment campaigns affecting thousands of people, and tighter
limits on freedom of movement as evidence that the human rights
situation was worsening even before the latest round of fighting
began.
In response, Amnesty has
called on Ethiopia’s federal authorities and the Tigrayan
authorities to comply with international human rights law and
international humanitarian law, protect civilians, and allow human
rights monitors, humanitarian organisations, and independent media
access to affected areas.
For Amnesty International,
the danger facing Tigray today lies not only in the return of armed
conflict, but also in the possibility that the same abuses documented
during the previous war could be repeated if justice remains absent
and impunity endures.
