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Vatican News reports clashes in Tigray, Ethiopia
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Vatican News reports widespread clashes in Ethiopia's northern Tigray region, including the capital city of Makelle. Fighting has also spread to the neighboring Amhara region, specifically within the North Wollo and Wag Hemra zones.
The clashes in the west and south of Tigray have resulted in numerous deaths and injuries. Communication services are currently unavailable in several cities. In Adi-Abay, the largest internal displacement camp in the Sheraro area, witnesses are reporting on the escalating violence.
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- Official source@VaticanNewsTigray, nuova guerra alle porte: scontri diffusi e città senza comunicazione
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