World Health Organization (WHO) leaders suggest world leaders are racist in ignoring Ethiopia's crisis.
In an emotional intervention, the organization's executive director, Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, suggested the conflict was the "worst disaster on earth,"Ukraineeven defeated.
Dr. Tedros - who is ethnically Tiglayan - asked yesterday whether the reason world leaders have responded so poorly to the crisis was "the color of the Tigray people."
He outlined that six million people were 'suffocating' in areas affected by drought and civil war.
Dr. Tedros claimed that people were "under siege" and had no pay, access to telecommunications, or the ability to travel.
He described the conflict in Ukraine as a crisis in which the international community could potentially "sleepwalk into nuclear war", which could become the "mother of all troubles", although Tigray
"In recent months, I have not heard a head of state anywhere in the developed world talking about the situation in Tigray." why?" he asked.
"Maybe the reason is the color of the skin of the Tigray people." Very little humanitarian aid arrived after Tigre forces recaptured much of the area in 1949. Aid has begun to flow to a greater extent in the past few months, but it is widely said to be inadequate to meet the needs of millions of people who are essentially trapped there.
Resuming basic services and banking remains a major demand of the leaders of the Tigre region. Journalists are not allowed entry.
Dr Tedros said the Tigray people had no access to health care or telecommunications and could not leave the area. However, the International Committee of the Red Cross has reported shipments of some medicines in recent months.
"Nowhere else in the world have we seen this level of atrocities. The government will punish 6 million people for more than 21 months," said his WHO leader. claimed.
``The only thing we ask is, 'Can the world come to its senses and sustain humanity?' I called to let it go. Tigre and Ukraine.
Yesterday, Ethiopia's foreign ministry said the government's peace committee had adopted a peace proposal "that would lead to the conclusion of a ceasefire."
claimed that basic services would resume after the ceasefire.
A spokesman for the Tigre army, Getachew Reda dismissed the government's statement, claiming in a tweet: }
His Covid-19 vaccination campaign in Tigray just started in July.
It comes after a months-long period of deprivation in which hospital workers said they had run out of necessary medicines and tried to treat wounds with warm salt water.
Previously this Dr Tedros, who has intervened on the topic, was Ethiopia's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Health when the Tigre People's Liberation Front dominated Ethiopia's ruling coalition.
Map shows where families are most likely to run out of fuel this winter This year At first, the Ethiopian government committed "cheating" after he sharply criticized the war and the humanitarian crisis in the country.
It claimed that he was using his office "to advance his political interests at the expense of Ethiopia."
Bireen Seyoum suggested that Dr. Tedros, a Tiglayan, should step down from his post if he wanted to speak like this.
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