Abiy Advisor Calls on Fano Fighters to Storm Addis Ababa and Seize Federal Power

The notorious Daniel Kibret admits Abiy mercenary forces are losing badly and war is getting closer to Addis Ababa 

The notorious mouthpiece of Ethiopia's genocidal dictator Abiy Ahmed calls on Fano fighters to storm the capital Addis Ababa and seize federal power.

In a twitter post written in Amharic and attached as an image, Daniel Kibret said Fano fighters will not achieve their goal just by controlling the Amhara province and they need to march on the capital Addis Ababa to seize federal power.

Fano fighters are battling Abiy Ahmed's Oromo genocidal regime and have managed to seize over 80% of the Amhara region in just six months. But they are yet to take the war outside of the Amhara region to threaten Abiy's power base in Addis Ababa.

Daniel who has been leading the hate campaign against Fano fighters declared victory on behalf of Abiy in early September after Oromo mercenary forces regained control of the Amhara regional capital Bahir Dar. But regime forces have since failed to make any significant gains against Fanos.  

US and Europe called for peaceful resolution to the war. The conflict tarnished Abiy Ahmed's image who hoped to reconnect with the international community after signing a deal with rebels in the northern province of Tigray. 

In the Twitter post, Daniel Kibret admitted the continuing battlefield losses for his regime and sarcastically called on Fano fighters to storm Addis Ababa if they want to end the war.

Fanos have already said their goal is not just to control the Amhara region but to march on Addis Ababa and remove Abiy Ahmed from power. 

The Amhara region covers up to 40% of Ethiopia's territory and borders Sudan and Eritrea. Abiy Ahmed's plan to put the region under siege like Tigray has repeatedly failed due to its vast territory. 

Meanwhile, Abiy Ahmed's mercenary forces launched a major offensive on Fano stronghold Gojjam over the weekend. But Fanos started their own offensives in Gondar, Wollo and Shoa provinces. 

Fighting is getting closer to Dessie, the capital of Wollo province. Dessie has been calm in the last six months and has less Fano presence. But as of late, nearby towns like Hayik are seeing heavy fighting as Fanos march from north Wollo to South Wollo. It's only getting worse for Abiy Ahmed.

Several military flights are taking place from Abiy Ahmed's ally UAE to Ethiopia military bases. Abiy is losing badly, and UAE is trying hard to save him.