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Fighting in northern Ethiopia spurs fears of blackout and blockade
Tigray was cutoff from the world during the 2020-2022 civil war, which killed around 600,000 people.
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Fighting has resumed in northern Ethiopia between the federal military and forces from the Tigray region and their allies. The conflict has raised concerns that the area could experience a communications blackout. Tigray was previously isolated from the world during the 2020‑2022 civil war, which resulted in about 600,000 deaths. The renewed clashes threaten to disrupt connectivity and could lead to a blockade of the region.
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