Ethiopia's govt, Tigray rebels sign deal to end two-year conflict
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Ethiopia's govt, Tigray rebels sign deal to end two-year conflict
The Ethiopian government and Tigrayan rebels have signed an agreement in Nairobi that lays out a road map for peace. The deal takes effect immediately, and means an end to the two-year conflict could be in sight. Both say they will allow, aid deliveries to the Tigray region, where millions of people desperately need food and medicines. Daniel Padwick reports. #ethiopia #tigrayconflict #peacedeal
November 13, 2022
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