List of facilities, industries, buildings, cultural heritages, and infrastructures destroyed, looted, burned, or damaged by Ethiopian Army, Eritrean troops and Amhara forces in the war on Tigray

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This is a list of facilities, industries, buildings, cultural heritages, and infrastructures that have been destroyed, looted, burned, or damaged by the invading forces in the war on Tigray.

	Property	Type	Location	Damage	Source	Remark
1	Almeda Textile	Textile Factory	Adwa	Burned, destroyed and looted	1, 2	It is a one of EFFORT companies. Check its website
2	Saba Dimensional Stones PLC	Marble, granite, limestone production company	Adwa	Looted		It is a one of EFFORT companies. Website.
3	Addis Pharmaceutical	Pharmaceutical Factory	Adigrat	destroyed and looted	1, 2	Company profile, see 1, and 2
4	Adigrat University	Public University	Adigrat	Looted		It is one of the public universities in Tigray. Wikipedia.
5	Goda Bottle and Glass Factory	Manufacturing plant	Adigrat	Looted
6	Zenith Hair Oil Factory	Hair oil factory	Shire	Burned, destroyed, and looted	1, 2
7	Axum Airport	Airport	Axum	Bombed	1	It is an airport serving Axum, a city in the northern part of Tigray.
8	Axum University	Public University	Axum	Looted		It is one of the public universities in Tigray. Website.
9	Al-Nejashi Mosque	Mosque	Negash, Wukro	Damaged and looted.	1	It is believed to be the oldest mosque in Africa.
10	Welkait Sugar Factory	Sugar Factory	Welkait	Bombed		It is a sugar factory found in Welkait, Tigray.
11	Yeha Monastery	Historical Monastery	Yeha	Looted by the Eritrean soldiers.	1	A historical monastery.
12	Cherkos Church	Church	Zalambessa	Destroyed by the Eritrean forces	1, 2	An Orthodox Christian Church found in Zalambessa.
13	Semayata Dimensional Stones Factory	Stones Factory	Wukro	Destroyed and looted by the Eritrean soldiers.	1	A dimensional Stones factory found in Wukro, Tigray.
14	Debre Damo	Monastery	Adigrat	Destroyed and looted by the Eritrean soldiers.	1, 2	A 6th-century monastery in Adigrat, Tigray.

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