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Clashes in Ethiopia have driven thousands of people across the border into Kenya, Africanews reported .
The report carries the line "Fighting won't stop" . Ethiopia has seen deadly attacks before in recent weeks: at least 60 Christians were killed in attacks in the Oromia region in late October, Africanews reported . Elsewhere in the region, co-ordinated cattle raids killed at least 72 people in South Sudan in late October, the BBC reported .
The displacement is the latest cross-border consequence of fighting inside Ethiopia, with thousands now seeking refuge in neighbouring Kenya . The earlier attacks in Oromia show the violence is not confined to a single incident .
What is known is that thousands have fled into Kenya and the fighting behind the flight is ongoing . What is not yet known is the precise count of those who crossed, or what aid is reaching them — the reports in today's intake do not give those figures. The displacement was reported by Africanews, and no other outlet in today's intake had confirmed it.
Sources
- Africanews Single source
- BBC News — World Single source
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