Oromay highlights the urgent transition faced by Ethiopian officials under the military junta, as they endeavor to change public sentiment in the crisis-ridden Eritrea, where repression bred resistance.
The narrative reveals a stark reality of the Red Terror era, showcasing the chilling effects of state violence that silenced dissent and contributed to a lost generation amidst ongoing conflict.
While promising safety during the new Red Star Campaign, the narrative uncovers the delusion of political power, as perpetrators acknowledge their shared blame for the violence that spurred resistance.
Through the eyes of various characters, Oromay presents a gripping portrayal of survival, resistance, and the historical complexities defining Ethiopia's path in the face of brutal repression.
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