A series of attacks last week in western Ethiopia, near the Sudanese border, killed at least 65 people, including 27 civilians. The investigation is continuing, according to the France 24 correspondent in Addis Ababa, in an area where clashes are frequent.
At least 25 civilians, including women and children, were killed in drone strikes in Ethiopia’s Amhara and Tigray regions, according to witnesses and a medical source cited by AFP. The attacks, probably attributed to Ethiopian forces by ACLED, come amid clashes with rebel groups.
According to UNHCR, up to 50,000 people have crossed the border from the Moyale area, up from 36,000 previously recorded. Housed in temporary shelters and at the Al Huda camp, they lack water and housing, according to local authorities.
The TPLF claims to have killed 500 Ethiopian soldiers and wounded 800 others in fighting near Aksum, in Tigray. The toll, which has not been independently verified, follows weeks of clashes raising fears of a new major war in northern Ethiopia, according to Africanews.
At least 22 civilians were killed and 10 others abducted in attacks attributed to the ADF, carried out on 10 November in eight localities in Mambasa, Ituri. The provisional toll, which also includes one injured person and several cases of material damage, could rise, according to Le Potentiel.