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Violence Kills Civilians In Ethiopia

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At least 14 people, including children, were killed in several drone strikes on Thursday (October 29, 2026) on a camp for displaced people in Ethiopia's Amhara region, three witnesses told AFP on Friday (October 30).

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The Hindu30 Oct

On Thursday, October 29, 2026, at least 14 people, including children and pregnant women, were killed in drone strikes on a displaced persons camp in Ethiopia's Amhara region. According to witnesses, the attacks occurred as students returned from school; two additional victims died later due to injuries sustained. The NGO Acled reported between 16 and 23 fatalities and an unspecified number of injuries. The…

Drone strikes kill 14, including children, in Ethiopia's Amhara: witnesses →
The Straits Times30 Oct

At least 15 people, including five children, died in drone strikes on a camp for displaced civilians in Ethiopia's Amhara region. The attack occurred despite a recent lull in fighting between government forces and an alliance of northern Tigray rebels. Local sources reported around five explosions followed by rescue operations; medical treatment was provided to 36 injured individuals. The incident highlights ongoing…

Strikes on camp in Ethiopia kill at least 15, sources say →
Toronto Star2 Nov

World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reported on Monday that recent attacks in Ethiopia’s Amhara and Tigray regions killed civilians, including children, pushing the region's health system towards collapse. The attacks include a reported incident at Jaari 2 displacement camp where a newborn was among those killed. Tedros emphasized humanitarian concerns, calling for protection of…

Ethiopia attacks kill civilians as health system nears collapse, WHO chief says →
Al Jazeera2 Nov

The World Health Organization (WHO) director-general warned that ongoing violence in Ethiopia's northern regions is severely straining the country’s health system. In recent days, at least fifteen people including several children died from drone strikes on a camp for displaced civilians, while fighting has also killed others seeking food. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus highlighted shortages of medical supplies and…

Violence in northern Ethiopia pushing health system towards collapse: WHO →

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  1. 30 Oct

    At least 14 people, including children, were killed in several drone strikes on Thursday (October 29, 2026) on a camp for displaced people in Ethiopia's Amhara region, three witnesses told AFP on Friday (October 30).

    3 outlets · The Hindu
  2. 2 Nov

    Renewed fighting has effectively shattered a November 2022 peace agreement between the federal government and rebel forces in the Tigray region, stoking fears of a wider conflict.

    2 outlets · Toronto Star

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Where to start Ethiopia attacks kill civilians as health system nears collapse, WHO chief says Toronto Star

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  • 2 Nov Violence in northern Ethiopia pushing health system towards collapse: WHOThe World Health Organization (WHO) director-general warned that ongoing violence in Ethiopia's northern regions is severely straining the country’s health system. In recent days, at least fifteen people including several children died from drone strikes on a camp for displaced civilians, while fighting has also killed others seeking food. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus highlighted shortages of medical supplies and…Al Jazeera
  • 2 Nov Ethiopia attacks kill civilians as health system nears collapse, WHO chief saysWorld Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus reported on Monday that recent attacks in Ethiopia’s Amhara and Tigray regions killed civilians, including children, pushing the region's health system towards collapse. The attacks include a reported incident at Jaari 2 displacement camp where a newborn was among those killed. Tedros emphasized humanitarian concerns, calling for protection of…Toronto Star
  • 30 Oct Strikes on camp in Ethiopia kill at least 15, sources sayAt least 15 people, including five children, died in drone strikes on a camp for displaced civilians in Ethiopia's Amhara region. The attack occurred despite a recent lull in fighting between government forces and an alliance of northern Tigray rebels. Local sources reported around five explosions followed by rescue operations; medical treatment was provided to 36 injured individuals. The incident highlights ongoing…The Straits Times
  • 30 Oct Drone strikes kill 14, including children, in Ethiopia's Amhara: witnessesOn Thursday, October 29, 2026, at least 14 people, including children and pregnant women, were killed in drone strikes on a displaced persons camp in Ethiopia's Amhara region. According to witnesses, the attacks occurred as students returned from school; two additional victims died later due to injuries sustained. The NGO Acled reported between 16 and 23 fatalities and an unspecified number of injuries. The…The Hindu

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