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   NAIROBI, Kenya — Witnesses in Ethiopia said Sunday that more   
   than 200 people, mostly ethnic Amhara, have been killed in an   
   attack in the country's Oromia region and are blaming a rebel   
   group, which denies it.   
      
   It is one of the deadliest such attacks in recent memory as   
   ethnic tensions continue in Africa's second most populous   
   country.   
      
   "I have counted 230 bodies. I am afraid this is the deadliest   
   attack against civilians we have seen in our lifetime," Abdul-   
   Seid Tahir, a resident of Gimbi county, told The Associated   
   Press after barely escaping the attack on Saturday. "We are   
   burying them in mass graves, and we are still collecting bodies.   
   Federal army units have now arrived, but we fear that the   
   attacks could continue if they leave."   
      
   Another witness, who gave only his first name, Shambel, over   
   fears for his safety, said the local Amhara community is now   
   desperately seeking to be relocated somewhere else "before   
   another round of mass killings happen." He said ethnic Amhara   
   that settled in the area about 30 years ago in resettlement   
   programs are now being "killed like chickens."   
      
   Both witnesses blamed the Oromo Liberation Army for the attacks.   
   In a statement, the Oromia regional government also blamed the   
   OLA, saying the rebels attacked "after being unable to resist   
   the operations launched by (federal) security forces."   
      
   An OLA spokesman, Odaa Tarbii, denied the allegations.   
      
   "The attack you are referring to was committed by the regime's   
   military and local militia as they retreated from their camp in   
   Gimbi following our recent offensive," he said in a message to   
   the AP. "They escaped to an area called Tole, where they   
   attacked the local population and destroyed their property as   
   retaliation for their perceived support for the OLA. Our   
   fighters had not even reached that area when the attacks took   
   place."   
      
   Ethiopia is experiencing widespread ethnic tensions in several   
   regions, most of them over historical grievances and political   
   tensions. The Amhara people, the second-largest ethnic group   
   among Ethiopia's more than 110 million population, have been   
   targeted frequently in regions like Oromia.   
      
   The government-appointed Ethiopian Human Rights Commission on   
   Sunday called on the federal government find a "lasting   
   solution" to the killing of civilians and protect them from such   
   attacks.   
      
   https://www.npr.org/2022/06/19/1106157864/ethiopia-attack-amhara   
      
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