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Drone strikes kill 14, including children, in Ethiopia's Amhara: witnesses

The Hindu30 Oct 2026, 15:34 PKTvia NewsData.io

Drone strikes kill at least 14 (including children) at an Amhara IDP camp in Ethiopia, with witnesses recounting multiple hits.

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