You posted a few Twitter accounts and somehow all Oromo get blamed for that.
If people were to base their judgement of all somalis, off of some Somali criminals or terrorists, you'd be among the first ones to complain about how that's not fair.
Those Oromo soldiers you see are most likely in western Oromia which is closer to Sudan than it is to Somali lands in Ethiopia or elsewhere. As far as the jarso goes, even the Oromo region government at one point told them to be Somali and live with them but the onlf refused to let jarso be represented at the clan meeting they had there, they wanted their darood gerri to represent them, then fighting broke out and the iflo (Islamic front for the liberation of Oromia) sided with jarso and darood militias sided with gerri. The rest is history. You're blaming us for your own clansmen marginalizing the jarso. Won't work though.
Lol, this is not Jarso vs Geri. Previously I said that most of our disputes/issues has been caused by external forces. And as far as my "own clansmen marginalizing the jarso", even Jarsos themselves will tell you that most clans were marginalizing/oppressed during previous DDS rule, even the Daroods you're mentioning - hence their choice of wanting Oromia. Go look it up for yourself. Whenever Jarsos were faced by state violence, it was never in the name of clanism, but rather whatever objectives the sitting president/reg-gov't had, which they then specially blamed on us. And took "revenge" for it, when the reg gov't was removed. You're are also mentioning just one specific event, and ONLF as we all know has since been irrelevant in this matter, as they have had little influence, due to their fighting against the Ethiopian state.
This is was broadly speaking, and as you may be aware, fightings are happening alongside most of DDS border areas, where we are neighbours with Oromia, majority of it (and Afars in the rest and same problems remains there with them too). And this thread it not to bash all Oromos, as I've said before that most Oromos are unproblematic and have no ill intentions. But you can not deny how the Oromo state has continuously moved eastwards to the Somali state and even has aspirations to continue, both legally and illegally, trough land grabs. Not the opposite! Even the recent debacle regarding Dire Dawa is proving this, where the suggestion brought forward from Oromo representatives, goes against the last agreement made between DDS/Oromia on how to move forward on the status of the city/region. Even the Oromo state (not Jarsos) was the reasoning/source of fightings a few weeks ago in DDS right outside of Jijiga, due to their entrenching on land & resources, outside its state. And taking advantage of a 4kilo installed puppet in Jijiga, doing things against the will of his people, and nodding to all demands by Shemelis Abdisa. So, I personally do have legitimate concerns and grievances against the Oromo state and Oromo elites in bed with Ethiopian regime officials, to do and achieve, as they please. They will always remain threat, unless the agree on sticking to their land. Until this happens, no peace will prevail.