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Tigrayan Forces Mobilize Against the Central Government in Ethiopia

Tigrayan Forces Mobilize Against the Central Government in Ethiopia
NYT World Wednesday 23 September 2026, 16:53 UTC By Matthew Mpoke Bigg 1 min read
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Members of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front in Mekelle, Ethiopia, on Wednesday, after Tigrayan forces seized control of airports in the region.

Members of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front in Mekelle, Ethiopia, on Wednesday, after Tigrayan forces seized control of airports in the region.
Tigrayan Forces Mobilize Against (ORG) the Central Government (ORG) Ethiopia (LOCATION) the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (ORG) Mekelle (LOCATION) Tigrayan (ORG)
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