‘We came here crying’: Tigray forces also accused of abuses

DEBARK, Ethiopia (AP) — As they bring warfare to different parts of Ethiopia, resurgent Tigray fighters look increasing allegations that they are retaliating for the abuses their radical suffered backmost home. In interviews with The Associated Press, much than a twelve witnesses offered the astir wide descriptions yet of Tigray forces striking communities and a spiritual tract with artillery, sidesplitting civilians, looting wellness centers and sending hundreds of thousands of radical fleeing successful the past 2 months. And this week USAID, which feeds millions passim Ethiopia, said it has seen Tigray forces looting and emptying immoderate of its warehouses. The Tigray forces person denied targeting civilians.