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Fresh Round Up In Asmara

Sunday, 28 October 2007 A day after the official government media announced that the Ethiopian goverment has received a green light form the US adminsration to open war against Eritrea on the first week of November, a massive round up was seen in Asmara on Saturday 27th of October 2007. Armed soldiers were seen every where asking or ID cards. What was different in this round up is that, the soldiers were stopping buses and cars for papers. Security has been very tight after the assasination attempt on Colonel Simon Gebredingel, who is Assistant National Security Chief. After the news, Asmara residents are now increasingly becoming worried as to who is going to die and for what purpose. Source http://asena-online.com

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