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Ethiopian army claims to have taken Tigrayan stronghold
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The Ethiopian military and allied militia claim to have overtaken the town of Alamata in the Tigray region.
The Ethiopian military and allied militia claim to have overtaken the town of Alamata in the Tigray region.
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