Ethiopian government says its forces have taken town around 100 km from Tigray capital


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  • Sunday, 22 Nov 2020

ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Ethiopian forces have taken the town of Idaga Hamus, 97 km (60 miles) from the rebel-held Tigray capital Mekelle, a government taskforce said on Sunday.

"Our defence force took control of Idaga Hamus town which is located on the road from Adigrat to Mekelle. The Defence force is advancing to capture Mekelle, which is the final goal of the operation," the taskforce said in a tweet.

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