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Over 60 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians killed in massacre
First source report
More than 60 Ethiopian Orthodox Christians were killed during several attacks in the Arsi zone of the Oromia region in central Ethiopia, according to La Croix.
AI-assisted briefing based on the sources below.Sources behind this story
- ReportingEn Éthiopie, plus de 60 chrétiens orthodoxes victimes d’un massacre
La Croix · Augustine Passilly
- Analysis & opinionÄthiopien: Mehr als 60 Tote bei Angriffen auf Christen
kath.net
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How the coverage unfolded
- Oct 28, 12:30 AM kath.net Deutsch Äthiopien: Mehr als 60 Tote bei Angriffen auf Christen
- Oct 29, 6:37 AM La Croix Français En Éthiopie, plus de 60 chrétiens orthodoxes victimes d’un massacre
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