From Toronto, a military analyst has offered a measured but consequential reading of Ethiopia's Tsemdo coalition — arguing that a nation's crisis is rarely resolved by drones alone, and that alliances once dismissed as impossible may become, under sufficient pressure, unavoidable. Major Mamo Lemma's assessment invites Ethiopians and outside observers alike to reckon with a deeper question: when a government's legitimacy erodes, does technological superiority become a ceiling rather than a solution? The debate over the coalition is, at its core, a debate about what kind of Ethiopia remains poss