Tigray conflict: Ethiopian federal forces hunt for TPLF leaders
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Tigray conflict: Ethiopian federal forces hunt for TPLF leaders
The Ethiopian government launched a manhunt on Sunday for the leaders of the northern region of Tigray after announcing military operations were complete.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed praised his soldiers on Monday after declaring victory in Tigray, but leaders of the region's powerful TPLF say they are still fighting. David Doyle reports.
Ethiopian state TV said on Sunday that 70 graves, some individual and some mass, were found in the town of Humera in the restive Tigray region, the day after the government said its military operations..
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