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Ethiopia: Civilian Casualties Surge in Conflict-Hit Amhara Region Amid Renewed Fano-Govt Clashes

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Addis Abeba -- Civilian casualties are rising as deadly clashes that began in parts of the conflict-hit Amhara region last Friday continue into this week. Residents told Addis Standard that "numerous people were killed" in fighting across the Central Gondar and North Gojjam zones.

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Ethiopia: Civilian Casualties Surge in Conflict-Hit Amhara Region Amid Renewed Fano-Govt Clashes

Addis Abeba -- Civilian casualties are rising as deadly clashes that began in parts of the conflict-hit Amhara region last Friday continue into this week. Residents told Addis Standard that "numerous people were killed" in fighting across the Central Gondar and North Gojjam zones.

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Civilian casualties surge in conflict-hit Amhara region amid renewed Fano-gov’t clashes; residents report continued fighting - Addis Standard

Residents reported that clashes have continued since late last week in Gondar and several rural kebeles surrounding it (Photo: Social Media) Addis Abeba – Civilian casualties are rising as deadly clashes that began in parts of the conflict-hit Amhara region last Friday continue into this week. Residents told Addis Standard that “numerous people were killed” in fighting across the Central Gondar and North Gojjam zones. A resident of Central Gonda…

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Addis Standard broke the news in on Tuesday, March 25, 2025.
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