Clashes between Ethiopian forces, al Shabaab leave scores dead -state news agency, commander


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  • Saturday, 30 Jul 2022

ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Regional forces in southeast Ethiopia killed more than 150 al Shabaab militiamen during fierce border clashes on Friday, the state news agency and a regional commander said, in the third round of fighting in nine days.

The attacks add to the already complex security landscape in Ethiopia, where the central government is trying to put down an insurgency and calm paramilitary groups in two different regions, while starting peace negotiations in a third.

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