Airstrikes, artillery hit north Ethiopia as government and rebels clash, sources say

Airstrikes and artillery fire have hit northern Ethiopia, particularly the Tigray region, as clashes between the government and rebels intensify. This escalation in violence has resulted in at least 17 reported deaths, according to a humanitarian bulletin. The situation in Tigray is critical, and the ongoing conflict poses significant risks to regional stability and humanitarian aid efforts. The impact on local economies and global trade remains uncertain, but the escalating violence could have far-reaching consequences.

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Airstrikes and artillery have hit north Ethiopia, killing at least 17 people. The government and rebels are clashing, with federal forces taking over the capital of Tigray.

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