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Humanitarian supplies have been looted, but USAID is not providing material aid to Tigray rebels.

Residents say the danger of landmines makes them fearful of fetching water and resuming farming

KASAGITA, Ethiopia (Reuters) - Fifteen-year-old Eysa Mohammed was collecting water near her home in northern Ethiopia's Afar region when an explosion underfoot tore shrapnel into her leg, making her one of a growing number of children maimed by weapons discarded in the country's civil war.

The latest Tweet by Reuters states, Eysa Mohammed, 15, was collecting water near her home in northern Ethiopias Afar region when an explosion underfoot tore shrapnel into her leg, making her one of a growing number of children maimed by weapons discarded in the countrys civil war ... 🌎 Eysa Mohammed, 15, Was Collecting Water Near Her Home in Northern Ethiopias Afar Region ... - Latest Tweet by Reuters.

By Giulia Paravicini KASAGITA, Ethiopia - Fifteen-year-old Eysa Mohammed was collecting water near her home in northern Ethiopia's Afar region when an

A new front in Ethiopia's war in the Afar region is imperilling efforts to get enemies to sit down to peace talks, three regional officials and three diplomats said, and a ceasefire declared last week may have been breached in some places.