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Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

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Phone lines start to be restored to parts of Ethiopia's Tigray region after a fragile peace deal. Some Tigrayans are relieved while others grieve. Some say they dread receiving calls, saying they want to hear their families' voices. The conflict between Ethiopian and allied forces against the Tigray side is estimated to have killed hundreds of thousands.

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Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

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Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

For a year and a half, phone calls to people trying to survive one of the world’s worst conflicts didn’t go through

1 year ago·United States

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The Washington Post

Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

For a year and a half, phone calls to people trying to survive one of the world’s worst conflicts didn’t go through

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Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

By CARA ANNA Associated Press NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — For a year and a half, phone calls to people trying to survive one of the world’s worst wars didn’t go through. Now, as phone lines start to be restored to parts of Ethiopia’s Tigray region after a fragile peace deal, some Tigrayans are relieved while others grieve. “I have been dreading receiving phone calls,” said a Tigrayan living in Norway, who like others spoke with The Associated Press on…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Winnipeg Free Press

Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — For a year and a half, phone calls to people trying to survive one of the world’s worst wars didn’t go through. Now, as phone lines […]

1 year ago·Winnipeg, Canada

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MY Northwest

Long-cut phones ring again in Ethiopia's Tigray, bring grief

NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — For a year and a half, phone calls to people trying to survive one of the world’s worst wars didn’t go through. Now, as phone lines start to be restored to parts of Ethiopia’s Tigray region after a fragile peace deal, some Tigrayans are relieved while others grieve. “I have been dreading receiving phone calls,” said a Tigrayan living in Norway, who like others spoke with The Associated Press on condition of anonymity out of…

1 year ago·Tacoma, United States

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