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Hundreds of Ethiopians cross into Kenya to flee regional fighting
Hundreds of Ethiopians have crossed into Kenya, fleeing fighting in the border town of Moyale, which was reportedly prompted by loyalists publicly raising the flag of a neighbouring majority-Somali state.
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Hundreds of Ethiopians, mainly women and children, entered Kenya on Thursday to escape fighting in the border town of Moyale. The clashes were reportedly triggered after loyalists publicly raised the flag of a neighboring majority‑Somali state. Kenyan police confirmed the crossings occurred at multiple Moyale entry points, including Sessi, Kore, Biashara, Foundation and Miti. The movement reflects an immediate response to the escalating violence in the border area.
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