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Violent Clashes Near Sudanese Border Leave at Least 65 Dead in Western Ethiopia
By Maya Wilson
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Violent clashes in western Ethiopia near the border with Sudan have left at least 65 people dead, according to France 24.
The initial reporting did not identify the parties involved in the clashes or provide a more precise location beyond western Ethiopia near the Sudanese border.
France 24 reported the death toll at at least 65, but the reporting available to the desk did not specify when the clashes occurred or how long the violence lasted.
No official statement was included in the initial reporting available to the desk. The report also did not provide further details about the circumstances that led to the clashes.
The available reporting did not include information about injuries, arrests, displacement or other consequences beyond the reported death toll.
With the identities of the parties involved and the precise circumstances still unspecified in the reporting, the confirmed core remains that violent clashes in western Ethiopia near Sudan’s border have killed at least 65 people, according to France 24.
Further details were not available in the initial report.
— Maya Wilson, World Desk
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