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Pro-government forces report capture of Tigray town

Ethiopian military forces and allied militias claim to have captured the strategic town of Alamata, located south of the Tigray region's capital.

First reported 3 hours ago · latest update 3 hours ago
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Reuters (via Google News) Authority 97

Ethiopian government forces and their allied militiamen have announced the capture of the strategic town of Alamata. The town is located south of the Tigray region’s capital.

This development follows an offensive launched by opposition forces from the Tigray region last week. The recapture of the town marks a shift in the ongoing conflict, as pro-government forces move to regain territory.

The announcement was made on Monday by a pro-government militia. The military action is described as a response to the recent opposition movement that had previously challenged government control in the area.

The situation remains fluid as both sides continue to maneuver for control of key locations within the region. The capture of Alamata is considered a significant tactical development in the broader context of the hostilities.

T.A.M synthesised this read from Reuters (via Google News), Straits Times (Singapore), since the primary outlet was thin or region-locked.
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97 Reuters (via Google News) ★ most authoritative citation

Ethiopian pro-government forces claim capture of strategic Tigray town - Reuters

Ethiopian pro-government forces claim capture of strategic Tigray town Reuters

3 hours ago
88 Straits Times (Singapore)

Ethiopian pro-government forces claim capture of strategic Tigray town

Sept 28 - Ethiopia's military and allied militiamen captured the strategic town of Alamata south of Tigray's capital, a pro-government militia said on Monday, turning the tables after an opposition offensive launched from the region last week.

3 hours ago

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