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Attacks leave Sudanese refugees stranded in Ethiopian forest

Attacks leave Sudanese refugees stranded in Ethiopian forest

  • About 8,000 people have left the Kumer and Awlala refugee camps, set up by the United Nations in Ethiopia’s northern Amhara region, since repeated assaults last month
  • “We left our country because we were scared of the stray bullets from the army and RSF,” one young man told Reuters

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