Tigray peace deal war anniversary: Humanitarian situation is ‘dire’ (BBC)
It is a year since a peace deal was agreed to end the bloody conflict in the Tigray region of Ethiopia, which killed hundreds of thousands. Although the peace has lasted, many people have been unable to return home as parts of the region are still occupied, by Eritrean forces to the north and Amhara militias in the west.
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