Ethiopia's army says it has repelled attacks in first comment on fresh fighting
He added that the biggest problem was economic, with people not having enough cash."People are in a mood where they are distressed because it's been so difficult, so tough.
- ▪He added that the biggest problem was economic, with people not having enough cash."People are in a mood where they are distressed because it's been so difficult, so tough.
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Ethiopia's army says it has repelled attacks in first comment on fresh fightingImage source, ReutersImage caption, Tigrayan fighters have been seen on the streets of the region's main city but it is relatively quiet there as clashes flare up elsewhereBy Michael TeferiBBC AfricaPublished54 minutes agoEthiopia's army says it has repelled attacks from Tigrayan forces and their allies in parts of the north of the country, in its first statement since fighting broke out on Wednesday.The army said hostilities began in an area of Amhara region close to the border with Tigray, adding that its soldiers had inflicted heavy casualties and seized weapons.The developments come as tensions between the federal government and Tigrayan leaders have sharply escalated over the last few days, raising fears…
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