U.S. behind 2008 Ethiopian invasion of Somalia, Wikileaks reveals

December 14, 2010

A WikiLeaks' leaked diplomatic cables exposed Ethiopia and the US government secret agreement to invade Somalia. However, the report indicated that Ethiopia had no intention to the invasion and said the US was behind the plot and was sponsored ...

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U.S. behind 2008 Ethiopian invasion of Somalia, Wikileaks reveals

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