Bbc Explosions in Addis Ababa Linked to Opposition Drone Strikes
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- •Explosions in Addis Ababa reportedly linked to opposition drone strikes.
- •The Ethiopian government has banned drone flights over the capital for security reasons.
- •This incident marks the first known drone attack by anti-government forces on Addis Ababa.
Explosions were reported overnight in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, following a ban on drone flights. Residents near military headquarters and other areas heard blasts, with opposition sources claiming responsibility for drone strikes targeting military sites. This marks a significant escalation in violence, coinciding with renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia. The opposition alliance, which includes forces from the Tigray region, reportedly conducted these strikes, although the government has not confirmed any casualties or damage. The national intelligence service had recently announced the indefinite ban on drone flights for security reasons. This incident follows a week of intense clashes between the army and armed groups in the north, marking a resurgence of conflict since the end of the civil war in 2022.
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