Tigray
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Feb- 2022 -15 February
Ethiopia Lifts Wartime State of Emergency
Ethiopia lifted a state of emergency imposed last November when Tigrayan rebels threatened to advance on the capital.
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Jan- 2022 -14 January
At Least 108 Civilians Killed This Year in Tigray Airstrikes: UN
At least 108 civilians have been killed this month in a series of airstrikes in the war-torn northern Tigray region of Ethiopia.
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10 January
Aid Agencies Suspend Work in Tigray Area Hit by Deadly Strike: UN
Aid agencies suspended operations in an area of Ethiopia's Tigray where an air strike hit a camp for displaced people.
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Dec- 2021 -21 December
Ethiopia’s Rebels Announce Retreat to Tigray
Tigrayan rebels announced they have withdrawn from two regions in northern Ethiopia and retreated to their Tigray stronghold.
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15 December
Armed With Drones, Turkey Explores African Arms Sales
Armed with battle-tested drones, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has been deepening defense ties with African countries.
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7 December
Ethiopia Government Claims Recapture of Key Towns
Ethiopia's government said it had recaptured two strategic towns from rebel fighters.
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Nov- 2021 -30 November
Ethiopia PM Claims War Gains, Urges Rebels to ‘Surrender’
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed urged Tigrayan rebels to surrender, claiming government forces were nearing victory.
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29 November
Ethiopia Denies Attack on Sudan, Blames Rebels for Unrest
Ethiopia has denied it staged an attack along its shared border with Sudan, blaming the unrest on rebels from Tigray.
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23 November
Ethiopia’s Abiy Vows to Head to War Front Amid Rebel Advance
Ethiopia's Abiy Ahmed said he would head to the war front to lead soldiers battling rebels, as the conflict moves closer to Addis Ababa.
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8 November
Leader of Ethiopia’s Oromo Rebels Predicts Victory ‘Very Soon’
A rebel leader fighting Ethiopia's government says his troops are near the capital and preparing another attack, predicting the war would end "very soon."
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