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25 September 2026

Fighting in northern Ethiopia spurs fears of blackout and blockade

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Fighting in northern Ethiopia spurs fears of blackout and blockade

Tigray was cut off from the world during the 2020-2022 civil war, which killed around 600,000 people.

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