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Lawmakers From Oromia Urge AU to 'Intervene and Negotiate' to End Conflict in Oromia, Repeat Call for Warring Parties

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Ethiopian members of the national parliament who are elected from Oromia regional state, sent a letter to the African Union. The MPs said they would like to see a peaceful resolution between the warring parties. In response the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA), said that any call for peaceful resolution of the ongoing war is "a welcome news" But cautioned that the call "lacks the requisite clarity and nuance to be too optimistic"

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Lawmakers From Oromia Urge AU to 'Intervene and Negotiate' to End Conflict in Oromia, Repeat Call for Warring Parties

Ethiopian members of the national parliament who are elected from Oromia regional state, sent a letter to the African Union suggesting the continental body to "intervene and negotiate to reach an agreement" to resolve the war in Oromia that has been going on for almost five years between the Oromo Liberation Army and the Ethiopian government.

1 year ago·South Africa

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