Amhara Becomes the New Center of Conflict in Ethiopia
A conflict between Ethiopia’s army and the Fano militia in the Amhara region began earlier this month and quickly intensified.
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A conflict between Ethiopia’s army and the Fano militia in the Amhara region began earlier this month and quickly intensified.
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The combatants in northern Ethiopia are digging in for a long fight, despite high fatalities and famine conditions for civilians. The war looks set to worsen. Outside powers should back the African Union’s new envoy in urging the parties to move instead toward a ceasefire.
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