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Drone strikes in northern Ethiopia kill at least 25 civilians

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  1. Over 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia attack, church official says
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  3. Attacks kill at least 60 Orthodox Christians in Oromia; 50,000 flee to Kenya
  4. Drone strikes in northern Ethiopia kill at least 25 civilians

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Saturday, October 31, 2026 · Day 4 · Conflict · Northern Ethiopia

Drone strikes in northern Ethiopia kill at least 25 civilians

Multiple drone strikes since Thursday killed at least 25 civilians, including children, witnesses said. Thousands have fled to Kenya.

Why it matters: Refugees strain neighbors.

Sources: Africanews, BBC News · See it on the globe

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 · Day 3 · Conflict · Oromia, Ethiopia

Attacks kill at least 60 Orthodox Christians in Oromia; 50,000 flee to Kenya

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church said at least 60 Christians died in attacks in Oromia over a week. Over 50 residents were detained after burying victims. About 50,000 people have fled to Kenya after fighting in the south.

Why it matters: A refugee surge is straining Kenya and deepening instability in Ethiopia.

Sources: Reuters via Wikipedia, France 24, AllAfrica · See it on the globe

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 · Day 2 · Conflict · Oromia, Ethiopia

At least 60 Christians killed in Oromia attacks

The Ethiopian Orthodox Church says attacks in Oromia killed at least 60 people over the past week. More than 20 were seriously wounded and 20 homes burned.

Why it matters: It adds to unrest that has already pushed 36,000 Ethiopians into Kenya.

Sources: The Hindu, Reuters via Wikipedia · See it on the globe

Monday, October 26, 2026 · Day 1 · Conflict · Oromia, Ethiopia

Over 60 Christians killed in Ethiopia attack, church official says

Attackers killed dozens in Oromia. Moyale clashes sent thousands to Kenya.

Why it matters: Ongoing violence displaces thousands.

Sources: BBC News, AllAfrica, AllAfrica · See it on the globe

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