Ethiopian Army Says 272 Rebels Killed in Amhara Assault
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A new conflict seems to be taking shape in Ethiopia, where the authorities call themselves a "total war" against the Ethiopian government. After four years of ceasefire, fighting has resumed in several areas: a total of 272 rebels have been killed and 260 wounded in fighting in the north of the country, the Ethiopian Federal Army announced on Thursday 24 September.
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The Ethiopian armed forces responded to the rebel attack by destroying 272 fighters and injuring 260 people in the north of the country, reported by AFP with reference to a statement by the armed forces; fighting against the combined armed groups, including the Taghray People's Liberation Front (FPLF), has been taking place in several directions since 22 September, transferring TASS with reference to AFP. The clashes not only covered Tigray but …
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The Ethiopian armed forces say they have killed 272 fighters of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF). Earlier on Thursday, the insurgents indicated they were engaged in an "outright war" with the Ethiopian government. Heavy artillery attacks were reported.
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Ethiopian army says 272 rebels killed in Amhara assault
The Ethiopian National Defence Force announced it killed 272 Tigrayan rebel fighters in the Amhara region. The military action came a day after the rebels launched a new offensive in the area, escalating a long-standing conflict.
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