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Fighting returns to capital of Ethiopia's Amhara region

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Ethiopia's military has been fighting insurgents from the Fano militia since July. The conflict left more than 200 people dead last year, according to United Nations reports. Government officials have said on several occasions that the violence in Amhara is under control. But state-appointed human rights commission has reported repeated outbreaks of violence.

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Fighting returns to capital of Ethiopia's Amhara region

NAIROBI - Ethiopian government forces battled militiamen on Friday in the capital of the Amhara region, Bahir Dar, the regional administration and residents said, in the first fighting there since the early days of the conflict last year. Read more at straitstimes.com.

2 months ago·Singapore

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Fighting returns to capital of Ethiopia's Amhara region

Ethiopian government forces battled militiamen on Friday in the capital of the Amhara region, Bahir Dar, the regional administration and residents said, in the first fighting there since the early days of the conflict last year. Ethiopia's military has been fighting insurgents from the Fano militia since July in a conflict that left more than 200 people dead last year, according to United Nations reports. Government officials have said on severa…

2 months ago·United States

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