Tigray War
The United Nations says that the Ethiopian government is blocking aid from going to 2.3 million people in non-government-controlled rural areas in Tigray who are in dire need of assistance.
Sources: VOA
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- The UN says the Ethiopian government is blocking aid from going to non-government-controlled rural areas. In process blocking off aid from going to 2.3 million people who are in dire need of assistance. The rural areas of Tigray count for 2-3 of the Tigray's population. Aid is only available for people living in towns along the main roads from Mekelle to Shire.
- The United Nations says the Ethiopian government is blocking aid from going to non-government-controlled rural areas, in the process blocking off aid from going to 2.3{{nbsp}}million people who are in dire need of assistance. The rural areas of Tigray account for two-thirds of the Tigray population. Aid is only available for people living in towns along the main roads from Mekelle to Shire.
- The United Nations says that the Ethiopian government is blocking aid from going to 2.3 million people in non-government-controlled rural areas in Tigray who are in dire need of assistance.