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Tiny ethnic group fears extinction as Tigray war enters 6th month

Tiny ethnic group fears extinction as Tigray war enters 6th month Al Jazeera English © An estimated 35,000 Irob people live in semi-arid mountainous areas in Tigray state s northeastern c. An estimated 35,000 Irob people live in semi-arid mountainous areas in Tigray state s northeastern corner at the Ethiopia-Eritrea border [File: AFP] Teklay Hailay has been so worried since November 4 that he has had trouble sleeping. That is when Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed declared in a televised speech the start of military operations in Ethiopia’s Tigray state in response to what he described as “traitorous” attacks on military camps. The offensive came on the heels of steadily growing tensions between the federal government and the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), which used to rule the northern region of some six million people.

The war in Ethiopia s Tigray region, explained

The bodies of the two brothers were left for more than a day. Their families knew they were there, but the soldiers wouldn’t let them collect the bodies. The soldiers left behind witnesses, though: two boys, barely teens, tied to a tree nearby, after the soldiers forced them to spend the night on the ground, between the bodies of the murdered men. The brothers were Kahsay and Tesfay, who both cared for young children and elderly parents in a small village in the northeastern corner of Ethiopia’s Tigray region, in an area home to the Irob, a small ethnic minority.

Dying by blood or by hunger : The war in Ethiopia s Tigray region, explained

Dying by blood or by hunger : The war in Ethiopia s Tigray region, explained
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