Addis Ababa explosions: Blasts heard in Ethiopia's capital after drone flights banned
- Explosions were heard overnight in Ethiopia's capital, some in the area of the military headquarters in the west and another in the south of the city, residents and diplomatic sources say.
- The blasts came hours after drone flights were banned over Addis Ababa and a week after fighting erupted in the north between the army and a newly launched alliance of armed groups including forces from the Tigray region.
- A source linked to the opposition fighters told the Reuters news agency they were behind what they said were drone strikes.
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- Explosions were heard overnight in Ethiopia's capital, some in the area of the military headquarters in the west and another in the south of the city, residents and diplomatic sources say.
- The blasts came hours after drone flights were banned over Addis Ababa and a week after fighting erupted in the north between the army and a newly launched alliance of armed groups including forces from the Tigray region.
- A source linked to the opposition fighters told the Reuters news agency they were behind what they said were drone strikes.
Sources: BBC News