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Ethiopian Forces and Allies Take Control of Adwa
Deutsche Welle · 2 hours ago · Read the Full Story on Deutsche Welle

AI SUMMARY
The Ethiopian National Defense Force and its allies have taken control of the strategic city of Adwa without encountering resistance.
- The Ethiopian National Defense Force and allied Tigray peace forces took control of the strategic city of Adwa.
- Troops entered the city on Sunday without encountering resistance from Tigrayan forces.
- Adwa is located approximately 40 kilometers from the Eritrean border.
- Tigrayan forces had vacated the city the previous Saturday, according to a resident named Afeworki.
- Government institutions, including the Adwa Hospital, were looted during the power vacuum between the departure of militants and the arrival of federal forces.
- Streets remained empty as residents expressed safety concerns due to a lack of established stability.
- Conflict monitoring group ACLED previously reported a drone strike causing damage at an Adwa hotel, though the presence of TPLF officials was unconfirmed.
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