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We had no choice but to leave. we have become homeless. we are all here. what can we do? damascus says that western sanctions are to blame for the lack of aid arriving in syria. aha, are to blame for the lack of aid arriving in syria.— arriving in syria. a lot of the car: 0 arriving in syria. a lot of the cargo aeroplane _ arriving in syria. a lot of the cargo aeroplane refused - arriving in syria. a lot of the cargo aeroplane refused to l arriving in syria. a lot of the - cargo aeroplane refused to land on syrian airports because of the american and european sanctions. so, even those countr...

A nurse showed us the last remaining stocks of formula milk back then — just seven packs that couldn't last more than three weeks. "the children are coming to seek treatment," he says. "but we're not able to help them. "this is stressful." tigray in northern ethiopia has been at the centre of the country's civil war for over a year now. air strikes have hit the regional capital, mekelle, and other cities. now, the doctors' reports from ayder hospital accuses the central government of blocking aid supplies sincejune, leading to severe shortages and deaths. in a statement, a government spokesp...

To seek treatment," he says. "but we're not able to help them." "this is stressful." tigray in northern ethiopia has been at the centre of the country's civil war for over a year now. air strikes have hit the regional capital, mekelle, and other cities. now the doctors' reports from ayder hospital accuses the central government of blocking aid supplies sincejune, leading to severe shortages and deaths. in a statement, a government spokesperson told the bbc there is no deliberate embargo in tigray, any reports that continually focus on one location or group of individuals are totally rejected. ...

English By Eskinder Firew Share on Facebook Print this page ADDIS ABABA, ETHIOPIA - Calling Ethiopia “the critical actor in Horn of Africa stability,” outgoing U.S. Ambassador to Ethiopia Michael Raynor voiced confidence in a strengthened bilateral relationship but warned that violence – especially in the northern Tigray region – threatens the country’s progress.   “We remain concerned about ethnic violence around the country and the threat it poses to achieving the country’s potential,” Raynor said of Ethiopia, speaking at ...

English By Lisa Schlein Share on Facebook Print this page GENEVA - The United Nations and other agencies are rushing to relocate thousands of refugees camped out along the disputed Sudan-Ethiopia border to safer areas further away. Tensions along the border region between Sudan and Ethiopia have grown since the conflict in Ethiopia’s northern Tigray province started in early November.  Since then, the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees estimates that more than 58,000 Ethiopian refugees have fled for safety across the border into Sudan....