Violence continues between security forces and militia group in Ethiopia, 26 killed in blast

After fighting broke out between the two groups, the Ethiopian government declared a six-month state of emergency in Amhara on August 4. At the same time, the militia group said that due to this, there can be a national crisis on the country.

Violence between security forces and militia groups continues in Ethiopia. During this, 26 people have died so far in the explosion in Finot Salem. At the same time, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission has expressed serious concern about the violence. According to media reports, there was a blast in Finot Salem on Sunday.

According to media reports, so far 26 people have died and 50 people have been injured in the explosion in Finot Salem. At the same time, the injured have been admitted to the hospital, where their treatment is going on.

160 people injured in violence

Let us inform that earlier 160 people injured in the ongoing violence between the security forces and the militia group have been treated. According to the information, on August 3, fighting started between the government security forces of Amhara and the local militia group called Fano. Tension has been going on between these two groups for a long time. At the same time, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has also expressed concern about the violence.

Heavy damage to residential areas

After fighting broke out between the two groups, the Ethiopian government declared a six-month state of emergency in Amhara on August 4. At the same time, the militia group said that due to this, there can be a national crisis on the country. At the same time, the commission said that fighting has taken place in many areas of Amhara. Artillery was used in this, due to which many civilian casualties have taken place. At the same time, many civilians are seriously injured. At the same time, residential areas have also suffered a lot.

Many countries appealed for peace

At the same time, discussions are being held at the international level as well. According to media reports, Australia, Japan, Britain, New Zealand and the US issued a joint statement appealing for the safety of civilians from both sides. He said that work should be done to end the dispute peacefully in the area.