U.S. condemns retaliatory attacks against civilians in Ethiopia's Tigray region


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  • Tuesday, 13 Jul 2021

(Reuters) - The United States is gravely concerned about reports of hostilities in Ethiopia's Tigray and condemns any retaliatory attacks against civilians in the region, a State Department spokesman said on Monday.

The spokesman, Ned Price, told reporters the United States continues to call for a negotiated ceasefire to the conflict that has forced nearly 2 million people to flee their homes and forced around 400,000 people into famine conditions.

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