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And hes claiming significant victories. 5 million people live in tigray — and aid agencies warn theyre unable to reach those who need help because of the deteriorating security situation. heres the unhcrs assessment of what its hearing about the situation in tigray. we are needing desperately to have access unhindered, unconditional access to the refugees but also the other 600,000 among the population of ethiopians who depend on humanitarian assistance. we have had no responses so far. we als...

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To leave, so we fled. everyone did. they don‘t mind that the barren lands of eastern sudan have little to offer. they build makeshift shelters in which they can finally sleep in peace. aid is slow to come. the sheer size of the arrivals is really overwhelming the humanitarian response to the ordeal. it is kind of a call on humanity, to whoever is listening, because a country like sudan who already has nearly a million existing refugees, this is an additional shift in the refugee numbers and th...

And his team, have they responded to this news about the troop withdrawal at all? >> he has not at all. i am told by advisers he does not plan to have a public comment, at least at this point to this announcement from the pentagon. in fact, it was coming really at the same time that president-elect biden was sitting here in wilmington with his advisers in that virtual briefing. im told it came up during the briefing but he is not going to speak about it because he firmly believes there is one co...

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Successfully from cape canaveral in florida. the united states has denounced attacks by ethiopias tigrye region on neighbouring eritrea. in a statement, the us state departments top diplomat for africa urged "immediate action to protect civilians and restore peace. " the attacks widen the conflict which erupted between the ethiopian government and the regional governing party in tigrye last week. leaders in tigray have accused eritrea of siding with ethiopia. 0ur africa regional editor, will ros...

Which erupted between the ethiopian government and the regional governing party in tigray last week. leaders in tigray have accused eritrea of siding with ethiopia. our africa regional editor, will ross, reports. on the 12th day of the conflict, refugees continue to pour over the sudanese border in their thousands. they‘ve been forced to abandon their homes in ethiopia as the fighting intensifies. these are arduous journeys for young and old. many have witnessed appalling violence. translation...