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AntichristUAE defenses intercept Iranian missile and drone
onslaught but five-star hotel ‘destroyed by debris’.
😲 Shocking footage
recorded by Dubai residents shows a flurry of Iranian missiles being
intercepted over the city in the early hours of March 18.
The United Arab Emirates
Ministry of Defence said its air defences reacted quickly to incoming
threats from Iran.
Footage circulating on
social media shows the scene over Dubai International City, as
explosions could be heard across the city as a result of successful
interceptions.
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Authorities in Dubai said the explosions reverberating across the
city were caused by 'interception operations' by air defence forces.
'The relevant
Dubai teams continue to closely monitor the situation and are taking
all necessary measures to ensure public safety,' a statement released
on Tuesday read.
Qatar and the
United Arab Emirates are two of the Gulf countries which have been
struck by Iranian missiles since the death of the country's Supreme
Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday.
Many told of
'terrifying ordeals' when Iran began retaliatory strikes on tourist
and expat hotspots.
Missiles were
seen in the sky above Doha, Qatar, on Monday as retaliatory Iranian
strikes on the Gulf region continued
The Qatari
capital has been hit by drones sent from Iran since the killing of
the country's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Saturday
(Pictured: Smoke rising following a strike in Doha on Sunday)
Tourists and
locals living in Dubai are seen scrambling to leave the city at Dubai
International Airport.
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In
these days, senior officials are traveling from the Middle East,
Asia, Europe and North
America to Addis Ababa to save THEIR Black Hitler, aka genocidal Abiy
Ahmed, who massacred more than a million Orthodox Christians of
Ethiopia.
👹 What
a wicked and evil world! But, sooner or later they all will never
escape God's judgment!
➡ Anti Ethiopia
Conspiracy Can Cause Universal Cataclysm as Ethiopia is a Biblical
Nation Under the Almighty Egziabher God
🔥 Ethiopia: Where
Two World Wars Began — and Where the Third is
Brewing
☪ The Union of Ishmael
and Esau that is shaking the world continues!
❖ People of the flesh
are united in persecuting those of the spirit!
👉 Esau Empowering
Ishmael 👈
👉 From
Abiy
Ahmed Ali to Ahmed
al-Sharaa 👈
Please watch the video
from beginning to end…. to realize how evil and wicked the current
world is.
😈 The Senior
officials are from:
☆ Iran (Islam)
☆ Pakistan (Islam)
☆ Qatar (Islam)
☆ India (Hinduism)
☆ China (Atheism)
☆ Israel (Atheism)
☆ European Union (Atheism)
☆ Turkey
(Islam)
☆ Azerbaijan (Islam)
☆ Germany (Atheism)
☆ Belarusia
(Atheism)
☆ UAE (Islam)
☆ USA (Atheism)
☆ Russia
(Atheism)
☆ UK (Atheism)
☆ United
Nations (Atheism)
☆ African Union
(Atheism)
☆ Italy
(Atheism)
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Antichrist
UAE in Africa: How the Muslim
Emiratis Fuel
Genocide in Christian
Ethiopia and
Sudan
On
February 23, the government of Chad announced that it would close
its border with war-torn Sudan after Chadians were killed as the
Rapid Support Forces clashed with Sudanese Armed Forces-allied groups
at the border. Chad’s fragile government has long pursued a policy
of ambiguity when it comes to Sudan’s conflict. The United Arab
Emirates (UAE) have been extremely generous backers of the Chadian
government, committing billions of dollars worth of investment to a
country that consistently
ranks among the poorest on earth. It’s hard to imagine that
there is no relationship between that generosity and the evidence
showing that weapons from the UAE, the RSF’s primary patron, have
been funneled
to the militia through Chad. Yet the RSF is hardly a natural ally
of the Chadians. It is a genocidal force that has expressly targeted
Sudanese from the Zaghawa ethnic group—the same group that
dominates Chad’s political and military class. Money talks, but it
can’t completely drown out political reality. Whether or not the
border closure will significantly challenge RSF supply lines remains
to be seen, but it will almost certainly mean more hardship for
desperate Sudanese civilians fleeing to Chad for refuge.
The
spillover effects don’t stop with Chad. Earlier this month, Reuters
reported that Ethiopia is hosting a training camp for thousands of
RSF recruits in Benishangul-Gumuz, which Ethiopian sources say is
financed
by the UAE. It is no coincidence that Prime Minister Abiy’s
government has enjoyed financial and military backing from the UAE,
including drones that helped to turn the tide in Abiy’s war with
Tigrayan forces. The camp is perilously close to the Grand Ethiopian
Renaissance Dam, the massive Ethiopian project to harness Nile waters
that so alarms Egypt. Cairo, for its part, is now hosting a drone
base that is being used by the SAF to fight the RSF. An already
dangerous flashpoint is now even closer to igniting.
Kenyans
who are well aware of the RSF’s brutality are asking renewed
questions about their government’s relationship with the force
after an announcement of U.S. Treasury sanctions on a senior RSF
official revealed that the official has obtained
a Kenyan passport. But perhaps this development looks less
mysterious when one considers the
close relationship between the UAE and President Ruto’s
cash-strapped government.
It’s
worth asking how the situation progressed to a point at which African
governments find themselves supporting a force best known for
atrocities
that target non-Arab, dark-skinned communities. None of these
African governments—indeed no serious observer of the Sudan
conflict—believes that the RSF is a viable governing entity for
Sudan. The argument that it is a bulwark against the Islamist
influences in the SAF suggests that somehow a marauding group of
rapists and murderers are champions of secular government. Is violent
extremism only a concern when it is cloaked in religious fervor? Or
is the real issue simply that many African governments are so focused
on regime survival and dependent on Emirati largesse that they accept
being drawn into this web of destruction driven by external forces so
contemptuous of African lives?
As
Sudan grows ever more fractured, the surrounding states seem to be
waiting for some deus
ex machina
to present itself and unwind this mess. African peace efforts have
been as compromised and ineffective as those emanating from beyond
the continent. But the costs of this terrible war, already weighing
so heavily on Sudanese civilians, will not be contained by Sudan’s
borders.
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U.S. Senator Expresses
Concern Over A UAE-Linked Training Hub In
Ethiopia
👏 The chairman of the
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee has expressed serious concern
over reports that a training center linked to the United Arab
Emirates has been established in Ethiopia for Sudan’s Rapid Support
Forces, with possible supply routes passing through Somaliland.
Sen. Jim Risch (R-Idaho) said in
a post on X on Tuesday that he was troubled by allegations of a
UAE-linked training hub in Ethiopia for what he described as
“genocidal RSF thugs,” and by claims that supplies and weapons
may be routed through the port of Berbera in Somaliland.
“These moves would be
escalatory and further reason to designate the RSF as a Foreign
Terrorist Organization, bringing consequences for this regional proxy
support,” Risch wrote.
He said such actions could
further destabilize the Horn of Africa and add to the case for
formally labeling the RSF as a foreign terrorist organization, a
designation that would carry significant political and criminal
implications under U.S. law.
The statement comes amid
mounting international scrutiny of the RSF, a powerful paramilitary
force locked in a brutal conflict with Sudan’s army. The group has
been accused by rights organizations and foreign governments of
serious human rights abuses and acts of genocide, particularly in
Sudan’s Darfur region.
There has been no official
response from Somaliland, Ethiopia or the United Arab Emirates to
Risch’s remarks.
The UAE has previously faced
accusations of supplying weapons and military equipment to the RSF,
including claims that shipments passed through Bosaso port in
Somalia’s Puntland region. The UAE has repeatedly denied providing
military support to the militia.
In November 2025, Somalia’s
defense minister, Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, confirmed before the Upper
House that aircraft had flown from Bosaso to Sudan, marking the first
official acknowledgment from Mogadishu following widespread
speculation about the flights’ purpose. Fiqi said the federal
government was aware of the flights but did not know what cargo they
carried or who operated them.
Somalia’s relations with the
UAE have been strained in recent years. Mogadishu nullified security
and port agreements with Abu Dhabi, leading to a suspension of formal
security cooperation between the two countries.
The allegations emerge at a time
when the international community is closely monitoring the
involvement of foreign actors in Sudan’s war, which has drawn in
regional and global powers.
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💭 A Reuters investigation reveals that the genocidal Oromo
Islamic regime of Ethiopia built a secret military training camp in
the Benishangul-Gumuz region near Assosa to train fighters from
Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF). According to sources and
satellite imagery, the camp may have hosted thousands of RSF fighters
amid Sudan’s ongoing civil war.
This report explores the location, regional implications, and
international reactions to the allegations, including concerns about
security along the Ethiopia–Sudan border and the wider impact on
East Africa’s stability.
The fascist Oromo Islamic regime of Ethiopia is secretly training
thousands of fighters for the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary
group, which is involved in Sudan’s civil war. This marks the first
direct evidence of Genocidal Abiy Ahmed's and UAE's role in the
conflict, providing the RSF with a significant number of new soldiers
amid escalating violence in southern Sudan.
Reports indicate that the United Arab Emirates (UAE) financed the
construction of this training camp and supplied military trainers and
other support, though the UAE denied any involvement in the
hostilities.
Reports state that as many as 4,300 RSF fighters are currently
receiving training at the camp in Ethiopia’s Benishangul-Gumuz
region, near the Sudanese border, with logistical and military
supplies coming from the UAE. This information comes from various
official sources and is supported by satellite imagery indicating
recent construction activity at the camp, including a drone ground
control station.
The recruits at the camp mostly consist of Ethiopian citizens, as
well as individuals from South Sudan and Sudan, including members of
the SPLM-N rebel group. It is reported that some recruits have
already crossed into Sudan to fight alongside the RSF. The Ethiopian
National Defense Force’s Chief of Defense Intelligence, General
Getachew Gudina, is said to have overseen the establishment of the
camp.
Sudanese army officials have accused the UAE of supplying weapons to
the RSF, a claim that U. N. experts and U. S. lawmakers have found
credible.
Construction
of the camp
The camp is located in Menge, about 20 miles from the border, at a
key point between two countries and South Sudan. Activity began in
April with forest clearing and the building of metal-roofed
structures. In October, the construction of tents started, leading to
a facility with a capacity for 10,000 fighters, according to a
diplomatic cable from November. The source of the cable remains
unnamed.
During October, officials noted trucks from Gorica Group, an Emirati
logistics company, heading towards the camp. Satellite images confirm
the timeline and show clearing activities followed by the placement
of tents starting in early November. An analysis indicated that the
camp could hold at least 2,500 people, based on the number of tents
observed. However, the analysis could not confirm the military nature
of the site.
By mid-November, new recruits were seen arriving at the camp, with
significant truck convoys transporting trainees. On November 17, a
column of 56 trucks with fighters was witnessed, followed by another
convoy a few days later. An image from November 24 showed large
trucks at the site, typically used by the Ethiopian military, but it
remains unverified what they were carrying.
Construction continued into late January, with new developments noted
in satellite images, including ongoing excavation work and the
arrival of construction machinery through Asosa. A senior Ethiopian
government official confirmed that work on the camp was still ongoing
but did not disclose future plans.
Asosa airport, located 33 miles from the camp, has seen new
construction since August 2025, including a new hangar and UAV ground
control station. The Ethiopian military plans to make the airport a
drone operation center among other drone facilities across Ethiopia.
This move is part of a strategy to strengthen defenses along the
western border with Sudan and to protect critical infrastructure like
the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD).
Concerns have been raised about the camp’s proximity to the dam,
which is Africa’s largest hydroelectric project, as it could be at
risk if conflicts arise nearby. The camp is roughly 63 miles from the
dam. Experts believe that the airport’s upgrades are linked to the
increased presence of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in the region,
aiding their supply lines from Sudan.
Funding for the airport refurbishment is believed to have come from
the UAE, although this has not been independently verified. Following
Abiy’s rise to power, the UAE has offered $3 billion in aid and
investments to Ethiopia, including funds aimed at alleviating the
country’s foreign currency crisis. In 2025, a memorandum of
understanding was signed between the UAE and Ethiopian air forces to
enhance both nations’ air and defense capabilities.
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