War News from Africa : Fighting has continued in North Ethiopia ,Tigray and Amhara Border

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The ENDF, Ethiopian army and the Tigray TPLF  began another round of war in the northern part of the country near Zoble Mountain Kobo area in Amhara Region. 
 
Getachew Reda tweets The Abiy Regime is making more ill-fated adventures that are costing lives of 1000s of soldiers mostly press ganged into the army. All desperate efforts by Abiy to regain lost ground are leading to loss of more ground. Bottom line: Abiy cannot shoot his way out of this crisis!
 
 

TPLF spokesperson Mr. Getachew Reda twitted: “The Aby Regime has launched an offensive against our positions in the Southern front. After week-long provocation using Amhara special force divisions, Amhara militia from all over the region and beyond as well as Fano from Wollo, the southern and sixth command of the regime has.”


https://minilik-salsawi.blogspot.com/2022/08/ethiopia-civil-war-tplf-militants.html


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